Clarke: 1777 books

This tale gives a dreamlike, allegorical account of a physical and emotional journey to a new land. Highly sensual, tactile narrative leads the reader through colourfully abstract settings and brings her to the scene of a spiritual awakening.

Forever is a monthly science fiction magazine that features previously published stories you might have missed. Each issue will feature a novella, two short stories, and cover art by Ron Guyatt. Edited by the Hugo and World Fantasy Award winning editor of Clarkesworld Magazine, Neil Clarke. Our...

“Grandfather!” came a high-pitched yell. He smiled as a glint came to his blue eyes and his clean shaven face creased in delight. It never got old when the young ones called out to him with the endearment that everyone in the town called him. It was probably one of the things that kept...

An inn for travelers is visited by the fairy power of the Bean Sidhe, the banshee who warns of approaching doom. One of the travelers who stops to rest during a winter storm is Anann. She seeks out a darker spirit, the Lianhan Sidhe who lives in the forest of Scáth Coille, to save her lover. Her journey comes at a cost, more than she ever imagined.

He was a human boy almost thirteen years old, she was a sixteen-year-old elf with barely enough magic to lift an apple. Both of their families were killed by an evil army, commanded by an evil king. They knew they would probably die if they sought vengeance against such an overwhelming force of enemies,...

A guy’s got to make a living. He can do it the conventional way—by selling cars, scooping ice cream, or delivering sandwiches—or he can earn his money as a spy, a historical interpreter, or the host of a myth-busting television show. Whether the men in this anthology are working hard to build...

Forever is a new monthly science fiction magazine that features previously published stories you might have missed. Each issue will feature a novella,  author, two short stories, and cover art by Ron Guyatt. Edited by the Hugo and World Fantasy Award winning editor of Clarkesworld Magazine,...

Clark lives in the city of Uca, where the people are oppressed by a powerful god. On a quest to find his long-lost father, Clark and his friend flee into the wilderness. But they soon realize that it may have been better to be bound in slavery, then to face the wrath of the gods. A intriguing, moving tale of courage and sacrifice.

Who are we and what are we here for? This is a book of reflections on why experiencing life with trust in our own self-worth matters. So often we forget that as creations of God we are sacred, and that we are meant to thrive. We came into the world full of joy and exuberance and trust....

The author argues that we can better understand a people if we know how they see and use plants. In Discovering Aboriginal Plant Use, Clarke dips into his field journals to provide a rich account of journeys, as both anthropologist and ethnobotanist, that span the temperate, arid and tropical zones of...

We are to read the Bible in order to understand God’s message to us. He speaks to us in plain language but there are times we need a helping hand in what we read. Commentaries are not just for preachers or seminary students. They are for us all. The Ultimate Commentary Collection is...

The aim of the book is to define the nature of literary collaboration by authors in the mediation and production of the novel of masculine action in the period 1885-1905. Its objective is to bring to the attention of academia long forgotten literary forms such as the romance genre, and make, quite...

The ‘Azan’, the call to prayer, invites worshippers in London to the mosque at Brick Lane and Regent’s Park, at Finsbury Park and Willesden, at Walthamstow Central and Cricklewood, and the faithful troop in for the evening prayers, cowering from the fog, rain and mist.  Once inside, they...

This Memoir is a work of fiction.  Any similarity to events,characters or places in this book is either fictional, or the product of the author’s imagination.  Any resemblance to actual persons either dead or alive is purely unintentional. There cannot be a fixed idea of a person's...