Three hundred years in the future a group of Reconstructionist Historians are exploring events involving the people Moses Hoffman had encountered in Venice, but the dynamics of what had taken place are revealed to be far more complex than the resolution of economic crisis people have learned to call The Swoop'.

"The Swoop" is a fictional wartime adventure novel set in England. England is under attack, from a mighty horde of invaders, nine different armies in total. But at such perilous times, is when heroes arise. Clarence Chugwater, a devoted Boy Scout, won't sit back and watch his country fall apart. And he devises a plan to save England that just might work after all...

Surrender to the Swoop (and other horror writings) is a compilation of dark fiction from Renata Pavrey. The collection includes short stories, flash fiction, drabbles and poetry, penned over a period of time. Topics and themes explored range from sports to food, travel and nature, animals and legends, fantasy and reality. The book is a smorgasbord of tales from the dark side, and beckons the reader to cross over to its inky world.

Winner of the Emily Dickinson First Book Award from the Poetry Foundation O ludicrous swoon, O blind hind-sight, O torching of bridges and blood boiled white, O sparrow, and arrow, and hell below, O, she says, because she loves to say O. —from "O, She Says" Swoop is a sonically audacious first book, a ringing up and down the musical scales. Hailey Leithauser's resplendent array of forms—from traditional verse to more fragmented, onrushing experiments—takes the reader to the heights of lyricism. In these poems, sharp objects speak for themselves, sex is taken up alfresco (among other things), an enigmatic question is posed from To Have and Have Not, and the song of a mockingbird drives us out of bed. A paean to excess, Swoop is a virtuosic and exhilarating debut.