Plato Finnegan is a priest and brother. His sister Fiona is trying to escape from a bad relationship with a vampire. Rather than the springboard for another vampire romance, however, these are the ingredients for an expansive literary epic that explores the large and intimate questions of our time.

An literary ode to hometowns from two writers who explore crime from a variety of perspectives and genres.

This is the story of the Garden of Eden, the family that emerged from it and how the world changed forever because of it. Everything is as you remember it, except everything has changed, too. Hopefully you will find its members to be a little more recognizable...

Twenty-six perspectives collide to present a portrait of an epic showdown between good and evil as the world of Zala proves to be the last stand of the Sapo Order. The human who would become known as Ulysses appears and deposes the tyrant Reeve, but things only get worse from there... Soon, everything is lost, and blame is pinned on Sapo warrior Zuri. The truth is lost to history, Ulysses becomes legend, returns home to Earth, and finds that his family is a new kind of battleground. His son doesn't believe his stories, his daughter does, and his wife may have reached her emotional limit...

Jim has been thinking about that favorite subject among Star Wars fans: whether or not Han Solo shot first. And so he's cobbled together a narrative of his own, about early Western actors Jack and Al Hoxie, whose real lives he retells in spectacular fashion. As he weaves his almost mythic tale of the rise and fall in fortunes of the Hoxie brothers, Jim reaches an inevitable conclusion: once again, a fatal shootout occurs, but which one shoots first? Will the indomitable Miss Simon agree?

A Christmas poem in the spirit of Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer.