Im Jahr 3000 gelang es den Frauen, die Macht zu ergrefein. Sie siegten über die Männer und eine neue, friedvollere Ära brach an. Doch nicht alles ist so harmonisch, wie es scheint.

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This book is filled with poems about - who could've guessed - a love confession. It's about the ups and downs of falling in love. The bumpy road of thinking everything fits perfectly together and that they're soon yours. Then believing that everything's falling apart and that the only thing you filled with love were your delusions. These poems are part of a roller coaster ride and so is love.

Welcome to Mind Over Ship, the Endeavour Award-winning sequel to David Marusek's stunning debut novel, Counting Heads, which Publishers Weekly called "ferociously smart, simultaneously horrific and funny." The year is 2135, and the international program to seed the galaxy with human colonies has stalled as greedy, immoral powerbrokers park their starships in Earth's orbit and begin to convert them into space condos. Ellen Starke's head, rescued from the fiery crash that killed her mother, struggles to regrow a new body in time to restore her dead mother's financial empire. And Pre-Singularity AIs conspire to join the human race just as human clones, such as Mary Skarland and her sisters, want nothing more than to leave it. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Fragments is a collection of short texts that attempt to explore the inner turmoil faced by a young girl trying to come to terms with mental illness in her late teens.

Mirror, mirror on the wall, hidden in shadows, sleeping in darkness, show yourself, hear my call. Mirror, mirror on the wall, will you come to light, please come back to life, show me who I am inside! (Mirror:) Seeker, seeker of the truth, you must come closer and touch the mirror. Seeker, seeker of the truth, now walk right through. Face and kill the lies and what you will find is your true self.

In a small town in the North of Romania, Mara spends her days selling fruit at a little marketplace close to the train halt. She lives with her uncle Dan and her tough grandfather who demands that they all breathe under the same rule: Never give anything for free. Once Mara discovers a gift that allows her to experience other people's memories through their belongings, she struggles to stay loyal to this principle. In order to keep the family business going, Mara tries to find a balance between her need to life a fuller life and her duty at the fruit stall. She latches onto stranger's memories imbedded in their old items and relives their past as a way to escape her current life. Market of Passing Lives is a story of fleeting encounters, hidden gifts, and the weight of the past. It explores the invisible threads that connect us to one another and the memories we leave behind, even when we've long since moved on.