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Print: $11.95 The two drunken shamans Aser and Danner take it upon themselves to teach a sharp lesson to Fellmount the Evil Wizard of Verdansward, after he covers up a murder in order to take over a seaside castle. Fleeing the obscenely powerful and bloodthirst wizard, Aser and Danner find themselves exiled from their Clan. There seems no chance for survival as they head for the perilous lands of Kaladang the Axe, with Fellmount hot on their heels!
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Print: $17.99 Download: $2.55 Set in present time, a youthful-looking woman in her forties ponders the vast changes that have occurred in everyday life in the last half of the 20th Century. A teacher of comparative religions for a small university, Augusta Renoir examines the myths and beliefs of religions, but has no faith of her own, not in religion, not in people, not in love. Her lack of trust and her perspective on life are challenged cruelly when a flirtation with a stranger turns unexpectedly serious -- and they discover that she is 18 years older than he.
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Print: $11.95 Download: $2.75 A half-crazed hedge Shaman insults a vain elf, steals an obsessed ghost's gold and shuts down an unethical money-making scheme. Ase Ur-Jennan tends to take her own trouble with her, as being a smartass tends to run in her family, so it comes as no surprise that a dwarf gang, a wizard's curse, and a murderous mage keep her on the run. Aser tells how it all happened, and as a bonus, explains how you can tell if you have a big butt.
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Print: $14.99 All Solange Ambris ever really wanted to do was to live each day as it came, with whatever that day would bring, and try to appreciate how beautiful the world was. She wanted to marry and have kids and live happily ever after. An everyday life was fine, because her nights were so extraordinary -- Sully could remember and even control her dreams as she slept, freeing her to roam through remarkable worlds of insight and fantasy.
But controlling dreams requires the dreamer to have faith that she can manipulate the symbols of her subconscious, and Sully's faith is shaken again and again by her disastrous marriage to the sensuous Adam, the complex and sometimes bitter relationships with her family, and the prospect of growing old alone. The world seems intent on robbing her nights of their magic and painting her waking hours with despair and disappointment.
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Print: $11.00 Download: $3.53 Getting ready to begin writing an exciting new novel, the author is inexplicably trapped in her own house -- held hostage by a wizard's spell and an angry shaman who doesn't want the story told. As she meets one character after another face to face, the author learns far more about her creations than she ever imagined before. And even though some of them are great drinking buddies, her only goal is to find a way to escape from her characters' clutches without agreeing to their censorship. A companion book to the Aser stories, "Dreamer," and "Time Traveler."
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Print: $11.95 Download: $2.71 What place does religion have in lives convoluted by divorce, hate, and sexuality? Is there any reality at all in trying to integrate "God" and "faith" into a marginalized existence? Stained Glass is a tale of the tortured paths Paul and Margaret must travel to find peace.
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Central Pennsylvania was our home until a year-long job assignment turned us into Californians. There was no cure for that, nor was there any cure for the sudden onset of Fiction Writing that infected Sand in 2001; maybe it was some virus that Bernie had carried for most of his life. While Sand had in the past been a homemaker, a teacher of religion, an administrator, and a hardware junkie, her early retirement saw her turned into a maniacal writer, a tale-teller of low fantasy and of stories of women's encounters with their own souls. The occasional poem is ... unavoidable.
Bernie stays away from poetry, preferring insightful sojourns into the nature of spirituality as well as off-beat science fiction.
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