Mary Rosenblum

The Drylands

"Mary Rosenblum paints a fascinating future landscape with all the skill of a true artist. CHIMERA is a book to savor and enjoy over and over again." PAT CADIGAN David Chen severed his family ties to become a virtual reality artist on the Net. Jewel Martina left an impoverished family in the 'burbs to become a medical aid, on her way to becoming a VR deal-broker in the economic network that spanned the world. When Jewel saves David's partner's life, it becomes clear someone wanted him dead. There is trouble brewing on the Net, and as Jewel and David are caught up in it, they search the Net, the flesh world, and their own unhappy pasts for some answers. Nothing was ever as it seemed on the Net, where illusion was the rule of the game--but for Jewel and David, the difference beween real and virtual was a matter of life and death....

Chimera

While searching for her brother's killer, Ahni Huang, a powerful empath, is caught in the middle of a power struggle between Earth's governing World Council and the people of the orbiting Platforms, and encounters Dane Nilson, a man with a dangerous secre

Horizons

Ursula K. Le Guin

Seth Dickinson

Neil Clarke

Thoraiya Dyer

Juliette Wade

Clarkesworld is a Hugo Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction (new and classic works), articles, interviews and art. Our March 2014 issue contains: Original Fiction by Seth Dickinson ("Morrigan in the Sunglare"), Thoraiya Dyer ("Human Strandings and the Role of the Xenobiologist") and Juliette Wade ("Suteta Mono de wa Nai"). Classic stories by Mary Rosenblum ("The Egg Man") and Ursula K. Le Guin ("Mountain Ways"). Non-fiction by Mark Cole ("A Sympathy of Light and Shadow: Science Fiction, Gothic Horror and How They Met"), an interview with James Cambias, an Another Word column by Jason Heller, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.

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Rachel O'Connor is Blossom's City Landscaper and her passion is gardening.Her business, family and love life seem to be perfect. That is, until a body is found on one of her sites.A City Councilman has been killed and there are fingers pointed at Rachel's employee, Spider, a young boy from the Youth Farm. But she is adamant he is innocent.Rumours fly about the legitimacy of business dealings within the community, providing multiple suspects with motives. Rachel's boyfriend, Chief Jeff Price investigates and ruffles some feathers.City politics divide the town and threaten to divide Rachel's family. Her Uncle Jack, known for his stubborn opinions and quick temper is questioned on the murder. Leading to a grudge against Jeff, and testing his relationship with Rachel. Picking up clues as she continues to work around the City, Rachel attempts to put the pieces together and save relationships.But can she do it in time, or will someone else get hurt, or worse killed in the otherwise peaceful Blossom?The more she digs up, shock after shock is uncovered for the residents. With controversial theories being thrown around, who will be right? And what will it mean for the City's council and population?'Deadly Nightshade' is the second in Mary Rosenblum's Gardering Mystery series. Mary Rosenblum is an accomplished cheesemaker, pilot, and novelist. Devil's Trumpet is the first book in her four-book Gardening Mysteries series, starring landscaper Rachel O'Connor against a beautiful Oregon backdrop. She has received several awards for her work and is also known for her science fiction work. Praise for Mary Rosenblum:'An appealing new detective with a green thumb, a passion for plants, and a sharp eye for clues.' - Susan Wittig Albert'We can't relax until the landscaper heroine, Rachel O'Connor, unearths the solution to some very nasty murders.'- Ann Ripley, author of Death of a Political PlantEndeavour Press is the UK's leading independent digital publisher. For more information on our titles please sign up to our newsletter at www.endeavourpress.com. Each week you will receive updates on free and discounted ebooks. Follow us on Twitter: @EndeavourPress and on Facebook via http://on.fb.me/1HweQV7. We are always interested in hearing from our readers. Endeavour Press believes that the future is now.

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