DON'T GO IN ALONE The top-floor hurricane party went well--until the freakish storm forced the party-goers into the Cancer Research Institute's basement. Now their only escape is through a labyrinth of barely-lit tunnels that are rapidly flooding. Pretty biologist Carmen Niles leads the others through the maze, and falls into a deadly scheme to sabotage the Institute's experiments, involving a biker drug gang, psychics, stock fraud, and a horde of one-minute piranhas made by experimental computer 'genechips'. Few heed Ed's warnings that this water is from the spirit world, and that their...

A cute story of non-discrimination for 2nd, 3rd, or 4th graders. Readers of 8-10 years old will find many fun scenes that explore what it might be like to walk on one's hands, while using one's feet and toes to write, pick up books, 'high-five', and climb. They crack their toes instead of their fingers and the teachers' glasses sit on the wrong side of their ears. Lonesome Sam walks right-side up and cannot stand on his hands. His teachers and classmates treat him as 'disabled' and are reluctant to change their rules until they come to realize during a school emergency that Sam has...

Descendant of colonists from Earth, Flores of the Turlicum, warlord of the city of Ven, pursues the beautiful priestess Amina across the alien landscape of the planet Maalstrom to the Island of the Sun-God. At world's end he traverses the many levels of Ra'Allah, the city in the clouds, further unfolding the mysterious biological relationships that tie together humans, hornets, and silent winged malkops that retrieve bodies of the dead. Robert E. Howard's Conan meets Game of Thrones in this unique thinking-man's visionary and heroic bloody fantasy. 'The Selk King' is sequel to 'Maalstrom',...

The most mysterious disappearance of the 20th century is solved as New York Supreme Court Justice Joseph Crater goes undercover for the FBI in this hilarious satire set in mid-century America, with an eccentric cast of characters including Amelia Earhart, J. Edgar Hoover, Orson Welles, German spies, Japanese submarines, space-folding transvestites, Mormon mafia, and recipe-obsessed nuns, exposing a galactic conspiracy of aliens intent on flooding the Earth through global warming.

What if humans had not just two genders, but three, or four? In the distant past, Earth colonizers on the alien planet Maalstrom found themselves 'colonized' when their DNA fused with a local species of hornet. Now a medieval world has emerged where Flores of the Turlicum wages bloody war against rivals in their hive-like city. The pace is unceasing, the sex torrid, the violence gruesome, and the religion, like the Maalstrom landscape, detailed and bizarre. An environmental tale of the interdependence of different species? Or the ultimate war between the sexes? This bloody heroic fantasy...