Noel: 733 books

The sole occupant in a mirage imagines his possible life, from infancy on to its distant end. The Prisoner of Fata Morgana is the author’s second publication in the recent genre, Sotto Realism: subterranean realities that inhabit the imagination, fading away to little more than a whisper at the birth of each ordered, rational thought.

Frog Legends In their ceaseless travels across the globe, two, moderately inebriated Frogs of Renown have inspired all whom they have met. From the Continent to Asia, and from the Americas to the British Isles, their exploits have literally become the stuff of legend.

War of the Web Book One: The Battle of the Clouds In the opening decades of the new millennium a startling fact emerges about the Internet. This revelation changes the entire history of humanity, and eventually leads to the world’s largest corporation trying to take complete control...

After capsule computers, tapeworms, had been swallowed by all Internet users, it became possible to determine in advance what Virtualists might in the future commit a crime against Virtuality. All those charged were prosecuted in The Court of Possibility; if found Probable, they were immediately stripped...

Word World The Adventures of Piano and Ditto A lonely child has only a dog-eared dictionary and a gilded-framed mirror to keep him company. Words are his only toys, the reflection in the mirror his only friend. In their company he sets out on a series of adventures, hoping one day to meet the Lord of all Dreamers. A story for lonely children.

**The Last Reverse Tale ** A collection of stories that trace the path of absurdity as it makes its way in the lives of several proto-rational human beings. The Last Reverse Tale is the author’s first publication in the recent genre, Sotto Realism: subterranean realities that inhabit...

Recruited as a teacher by a prestigious elven academy, Moxley has left his home in the dwarven lands for the first time in his life. Between culture shock and his own lack of confidence, things aren't going well -- until support comes from an unexpected source.

It is after the Change, a drastic alteration of climate and environment brought about by global warming and chemical buildup.  Sage has lived in the mountains and plains of North America all her life.  She grew up in a poor village family, and would have been given as a concubine to the...

Meet Jubilee Summers, a thirteen year old boy child prodigy. In Dew Valley, Alabama, the precocious thirteen year old musician fills the pews to overflowing in his father’s Pentecostal Church. Through a child’s vision and at a tender age, Jubilee begins to questions his father’s church, his...

Alone and stranded in the Pacific, a desperate sailor withstands the hardships of starvation and injury, unaware that the island was once famous for a pirate's treasure and a cabin boy. Discovering the remains of a man's tortured body complicates his hope of rescue as he learns that greater danger lay ahead.

This Box Set includes: Captain Stevenson's Secret; In this first book of the series; A Diary of Treasures, a desperate sailor withstands the hardships of starvation and injury. Alone and stranded in the Pacific, he is unaware that the island was once famous for a pirate's treasure and a cabin boy....

Antoinette DuVille is dying. Ever since she discovered her powers when she was just a child, she has known that. On her birthday, the day when all Casters receive the full amount of their powers from the Order of Things, Annie knows she is going to die. Because no other Shadow Speaker has ever survived...

EXITS The four essays in this collection revolve around a basic question: after the shocking and irredeemable acts of genocide in the mid-20th century, do we now live in the twilight of one of the main platforms that inform western philosophy? Has the Platonic legacy (and its influence on a wide range...

Certain ideas are axiomatic to navigating and defining existence. As necessary markers they are generally considered to be unproblematic in their everyday use and understanding. This is rightly so, because any unbridled and ceaseless challenge to their obvious necessity would result in a constantly...