Erik: 1534 books

After being diagnosed with terminal cancer, John Riley attempts to become immortal by killing a person a day throughout Lent, culminating with a sensational assassination of a US Senator. Even though the memory of his first murder haunts him, he continues along his treacherous voyage until a ghost...

In the Southeast Asian island nation of Tinhau, drug-running is a hanging offense. But the life is just too good for an American washout who would be in prison or dead if not for the intercession of a gangland kingpin called Moz, and his beautiful Indian girlfriend Savita. When the American is caught...

Seven of my most popular short stories wrapped up in one.Ginger’s Marble - the family that feeds together strays togetherThe Blood Knows - revenge is sweeter when dished out by crowsThe Order of the Cat -this odd town loves blacks catMy Lover, My Garden -two brothers...

In a moment in our history beset with grave doubts, Erik H. Erickson inquires into the nature and structure of the shared visions which invigorate some eras and seemed so fatefully lacking in others. He illustrates the human propensity for play and vision, from the toy world of childhood to the dream...

"Sci-Fi History" essays about famous writers who lived in Sonoma County, California, including Jack London, Frank Herbert, and Philip K Dick. Read about London's influence on George Orwell and 1984; about Frank Herbert's early photojournalism work that influenced characters from his "Dune"...

As true love arrives in his life, a mature and committed Erik Sklar realizes how fearless he used to be in his Navy days, perhaps for the wrong reasons.

This short story has appeared in Visionary Press Ezine. Alice spent her birthday crying and angry. Betrayed by those closest to her, she drove until her gas light came on. She doesn’t know where she is. …but the blood knows. Revenge is sweet, but sometimes it is most foul. The cost of revenge...

For sardonic gunslinger Freja, the job seemed easy enough, but in raiding the ancient crypt, she finds more than she bargained for–and maybe more than she can shoot her way out of. NeoExodus Legendary Tales: Grit for Hire was written by Erik Scott de Bie and edited by Joshua Yearsley.

Travel to Southeast Asia on wings of the fantastic for Jason Erik Lundberg’s debut short-story collection Red Dot Irreal. There you’ll meet pirates and shamans, wise fish and mystical storytellers, living monuments and paper animals, time travelers and civet cats, stone taxi drivers, floating...

“They say, ‘one size fits all’, however, you'll think twice before stepping into These Shoes.”Thought provoking, These Shoes is a collection of poems, short stories, and ponderings that challenges the different views of the world, and makes the reader question if they'll really judge a situation a certain way if the shoes were on their feet.

My poems are written for myself alone. As such, they are now given freely to the world. I find that elements of the natural world run through my poetry, and it is in Nature that I am most deeply inspired and connected to the Creator. It is my hope that everyone who reads these poems will find many...

It's Christmas in Hawaii and Dex Munroe isn't in the mood. Someone's playing games with him. As if that isn't bad enough, a bratty rich kid shows up at The Pegasus Club where Dex is in charge of security. Dex is fiercely loyal and he's not about to let Asher Blue Patterson play head games with his...

A former Special Air Service soldier now a mercenary is hired by an Iranian businessman to find hidden ancient Persian gold in ISIS territory.

Science Fiction Krimi Kurzgeschichten. Humorvoll und ernst, kurz und bündig, immer wieder für Überraschungen gut. Jede Erzählung steht für sich allein, baut aber manchmal auf vorherigen Erzählungen auf, führt dies überraschend fort. Ebenfalls von Erik Schreiber erschien Das Schwalbennest, eine mysteriöse Fantasy-Erzählung.