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Coming in 2012 Vampire's Dilemma Edited by Jacqueline Lichtenberg & Jean Lorrah Vampire tales by famous fan fiction writers who went professional. edited by Jacqueline Lichtenberg and Jean Lorrah |
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Tales From the Backlist
contains a non-science fiction story by Jacqueline Lichtenberg. Romance! Mystery! Aliens! Suspense!Spirits! Invite top writers from across the genres and what do you get? Tales from the Backlist! These short stories are a delectable sample of treasures from traditionally published authors who have united to bring you the best in fiction. 19 tales previously appearing in an array of publications: "Your Sweet Man," by Libby Fischer Hellmann "Lady Invisible," by Patricia Rice “Beach, Boardwalk, and Murder,” by Mary Ellen Hughes “Diapers, Dishes, and Demons,” by Kelly McClymer "Cold Case," by L.L. Bartlett “Coping Mechanisms,” by Terry Odell “The Heart of Riverbend,” by Judith Arnold “Escaping Raul,” by Maryann Miller “Kind Hunter,” by Pati Nagle “Missing,” by Jackie Griffey “Miracles Happen,” by Jacqueline Lichtenberg “Playing for Keeps,” by Phoebe Conn “Play Money,” by Christina Crooks “Prisoners,” by Judy Alter “Shapeshifter Finals,” by Jeffrey A. Carver “Shelter from the Storm,” by Patricia Ryan “The Avalon Psalter,” by Lillian Stewart Carl “The Plan,” by Karen Fenech “The Scoria,” by Doranna Durgin |
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Containing a Sime~Gen story, Channel's Exemption by Jacqueline Lichtenberg In Damien Broderick’s haunting tale, “The Meek,” the survivors of humanity’s drive toward racial suicide must pay an awful price for their continued survival. John Glasby’s “Innsmouth Bane” tells how the alien entity Dagon first came to nineteenth-century America. In “Helen’s Last Will,” James C. Glass shows us that death may not always be “the end.” Charles Allen Gramlich’s “I Can Spend You” is a futuristic western which puts prospecting in a whole new light!“The Voice of the Dolphin in Air,” by Howard V. Hendrix, is a poignant tale of life and death on Mars and the LaGrange space stations. In Philip E. High’s “This World Is Ours,” David Hacket is given the task of revitalizing a declining city (and world), and finds himself facing an alien invasion. James B. Johnson’s “The Last American” is fighting to preserve the memory of the old U.S. of A.—in a last stand at the Alamo! In “Small World: A Small Story,” by Michael Kurland, Vanspeepe invents a new transportation device, hoping to change the world—and he does! “Channel's Exemption: A Sime~Gen Story,” by Jacqueline Lichtenberg, focuses on the tensions between Sime and Gen when a mixed party of humans is stranded on an alien planet. Gary Lovisi’s tale, “My Guardian,” tells how mankind is finally able to put an end to wars and mass killings. “Black Mist,” by Richard A. Lupoff, is a stunning mystery set at a Japanese research station on the Martian moon, Phobos. Don Webb, in his fascinating tale, “The Five Biographies of General Gerrhan,” demonstrates how easy it is for the professional writer to (mis)interpret, deliberately or otherwise, the story of a space hero.Twelve great reads by a dozen great writers! |
Borgo Press They are set on Earth of the far future, a thousand years after modern
civilization has collapsed and been almost forgotten. Channel's Destiny is a direct sequel to First Channel House of Zeor, Ambrov Keon and Zelerod's Doom were published as The Unity Trilogy, telling the story of how Sime and Gen Territories united. House of Zeor is the best place for seasoned science fiction readers to start. The Story Untold and To Kiss Or To Kill are set just as the
political Unity of the human species is being constructed. The main
characters were inspired by
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant. To Kiss Or To
Kill is the best place for Romance readers to start. Mahogany Trinrose and RenSime are set in the equivalent of the late 1900's, and depict the interface between science and the paranormal in a struggle to unite Sime and Gen. Again, the key is Love, Trust, Compassion.
Personal Recognizance is set in the equivalent of the early 2000's, and as always in these novels, Romance catalyzes the transcendence of the human spirit and moves History toward a better day.
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Other Novels and non-fiction,
professional review column, bio, bibliography by Jacqueline Lichtenberg
Jacqueline Lichtenberg co-blogs at http://www.aliendjinnromances.blogspot.com/ with |
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