Twelve men pull off what should have been a perfect crime. In Montana they rob both the sellers and buyers of drugs and leave no witnesses. There is one glitch in the plan. One of the buyers turns out to be a DEA agent. Feds are all over the place, backing the men into a corner. To escape they go to the most isolated place in Wyoming, the small town of Heritage located in the Rocky Mountains. When the town's people learn who they are, the gang takes over the town raining havoc and violence. Only one man is in position to fight back but the odds are sorely against him.

A Good Man is a book based on actual events that occurred during the years this couple knew and were married to each other. Their marriage was strong, their love was strong, and their endurance was strong. In this book, you will learn what an amazing man Wilford Hardin was and how his strength, his fight, and his endurance pushed him on to live more years than it had been predicted he would live, not once, but twice, by the medical professionals. You will be led through the journey he had to travel, and you will find that his beloved wife was always by his side all through his journey. And you will learn that Wilford Hardin was, indeed, A Good Man.

This is the story of Olga, a retired mathematician, and Mateo, a college student passionate about robotics, and their plot to influence Google. "This book has excited me more than any that I have read this year."—Sam Sacks, Wall Street Journal "This is a beautifully written, endlessly provocative meditation on humanity's relationship to technology, monopoly, memory and fate."— Dave Eggers, author of The Circle and The Every After a chance encounter at the public library, two new friends begin to meet up regularly. Together they decide to submit an application for Google sponsorship to an elite technology-training program. Hoping to stand out, they frame their submission as a direct appeal to the "conscience" of the seemingly all-powerful corporation. Olga, a retired entrepreneur, and Mateo, a college student, find unexpected connection and solace in their conversations. Ideas and arguments open into personal stories as they debate the possibility of free will, the existence of merit, and the role of artificial intelligence. They ask the most basic and important of questions: What does it mean to be human in a reality shaped by data and surveillance? Is there still space for empathy and care? What could we be, what could we build, if we used our resources in different ways?

Memories: Blood, Sweat, and Fears And a Little Bit More is a collection of actual experiences, some tragedies, some heartfelt emotions, and even some humorous stories that have become lasting and lifelong memories for the writer. The components blood, sweat, and fears play a pivotal role in this author's storage of memories. She has shared intimate personal experiences where blood, sweat, and fears were an intricate part in creating these memories. She has captured these components and written about her experiences in a simple, southern style, as if the reader is sitting there with the writer as she tells her stories.

Interviews with Ramsey Campbell, Dennis Etchison, Chalres L. Grant, Tanith Lee, Thomas Ligotti, Brian Lumley, William F. Nolan, F. Paul Wilson, and more.

Tragedy leads to triumph, as Katherine is suddenly hurled into a decades-long struggle for survival... and vengeance! Born into a family of War Masters, she is genetically destined to become a War Master. But she must first earn the title. Decades into her century-long training, Katherine's training facility is attacked by clandestine forces, and she is hurled into the blackness of space to fend for herself.