Storm Constantine

Wraeththu

In the near future on Earth, a new race of beings has come into existence--androgynous people possessing great strength and intelligence, far surpassing their parents. With their mysterious psychic powers, it is clear that the Wraeththu will supplant humanity as masters of the Earth!

The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit

The Crown of Silence (The Chronicles of Magravandias, Book 2)

Stalking Tender Prey

In a world dominated by the austere religion Ixmarity, a charismatic prophet arises - Resenence Jeopardy. Once a vibrancer of the Ixmaritian Church, a sacred dancer, Jeopardy has escaped his bonds of faith and is drawing the sons and daughters of the rich families of Gleberune to his heretical movement. The Church moves against him and his followers with increasing zeal and cruelty. Lucien Earthlight, also a former vibrancer, is obsessed with Jeopardy and travels the land always just behind the man he is compelled to find. His life is unravelling and melting into the surreal, compounded when he meets a mysterious boy in the city of Gallimaufry, whose words are far older than his years. Delilah Latterkin's life is shattered when Trajan Sacripent, a follower of Jeopardy afflicted by a terrible curse, slaughters her entire community. Young and innocent as she is, she is bound to Sacripent against her will and together they too travel to seek the prophet. Cleo Sinister, a poisoner's wife, finds her life touched by the death of a child - a son of Jeopardy brought to her husband for disposal. A mysterious inner call reaches out to her too, and she is driven to seek out the father of the child. Upon the road she meets a forlorn and broken paladin, Dauntless Javelot, who becomes her reluctant protector. Meeting many strange and mysterious people along the path, as their worlds grow ever more peculiar, these travellers are fated to converge upon one spot: the city of Gallimaufry where, as the Church militia conspire to murder him, Jeopardy will reveal himself for perhaps the last time. But nothing is as it seems and, as their acceptance of reality is challenged continually, none of the company will survive these bizarre days unscathed or unchanged.

Sign for the Sacred

The Second Book of the Wraeththu

The Bewitchments of Love And Hate

Scenting Hallowed Blood

The Way of Light (The Chronicles of Magravandias, Book 3)

the second book of the Wraeththu histories

The shades of time and memory

Inadvertently attracting the attention of the mysterious Thiede after an inception attempt gone wrong, unusual har Darquiel learns that his origins are more astounding than imagined, while favored son Loki, kidnapped to the stark realm of Thanatep, is forced to walk a secret path between worlds in order to escape.

The Third Book of the Wraeththu Histories

The Ghosts of Blood and Innocence

Fulfilments of Fate and Desire

Explores the origins of the powerful post-human, androgynous race called the Wraethu as they move from their small tribes towards their destiny of world domination led by archmage Thiede, ruler Pellaz, and young Lileem.

The First Book of the Wraeththu Histories

The Wraiths of Will and Pleasure

With the Sea Dragons conquered by the Lord of the Fire Drakes, a pair of twins born to the subject "Palindrakes" is the only hope for liberation, in the first volume of a new trilogy from the author of The Wraeththu Trilogy. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

Sea Dragon Heir

Continuing the trilogy that began with The Wraiths of Will and Pleasure, the story of the post-civilization Wraeththu finds them observing new reproductive practices and struggling to survive politics, government, and civil war. Reprint.

The Second Book of the Wraeththu Histories

The Shades of Time and Memory

Eloise Coquio

This is a unique work on the history and magic of the feline goddesses, Bast and Sekhmet, from the ancient island of majestic splendour and long-held secrets.'

Eyes of Ra

Bast and Sekhmet

Stealing Sacred Fire

Adrian Tchaikovsky

Den Patrick

With the impending crises of climate change, scarcity of water, dwindling energy reserves and spiraling global populations, the effective management of our land and the food it produces has never been more relevant. Established in 1938 by a small group of far-seeing and enthusiastic engineers and agriculturalists, the Institution of Agricultural Engineers provides a professional nexus for the scientists, technologists, engineers, and managers working in the many and varied forms of land-based industry. In 2013, to mark their 75th anniversary, the IAgrE have commissioned a book that looks forward at what the future might hold. To help them achieve this, they approached NewCon Press. Looking Landwards attracted submissions from within the UK, from the USA, Australia, mainland Europe, Africa, and Asia; from professional writers and would-be writers, from scientists and engineers who are actively involved in dealing with the book's themes to people who have simply been inspired by them. Looking Landwards features the very best of these stories. Twenty-three works of science fiction and speculation that dare to look to the future and examine what lies ahead for farming, for agricultural engineering and for all of us.

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