The book includes eleven original scripts and over thirty photos from the legendary 1962 science fiction television series. Edited and with an introduction by television historian Pushman Clark, nephew to the series creator Ensign Clark. (Paperback, 8.5 x 11, 158 pp, including a 16-page semi-gloss color photo insert, glossy cover. $15.00) ISBN 1-892619-06-7

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X and Y, and Other Like Stories, by Heidi Cyr

A premiere collection of 16 sometimes mind-bending, sometimes funny, sometimes just plain weird cross-genre short stories by author Heidi Cyr.  (Paperback, 180pp, 4 x 6.25, $7.00). ISBN13: 978-1-892619-08-2

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Medicine Show
(Vol. 1 of the Liquid Laughter Project)
Edited by Heidi Lampietti

Medicine Show tells the story of an American medicine show traveling the war-torn waste of post-World War I Europe.  In these twelve chapters, the book's twelve authors have concocted a complex brew of (among other things) firebreathing impresarios, post-war devastation, werewolves, Nordic Gods, bizarre plots, and slapstick comedy. 
(Paperback, 282pp, 5 x 7, $10.00) ISBN13: 978-1-891619-09-9

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Freedomhowler, Finchley & Co.
(Vol. 2 of the Liquid Laughter Project)
Edited by Heidi Lampietti

Volume 2 continues of saga of Professor Bernhard Freedomhowler and his unusual troupe of medicine show players. This time they are on a quest that takes them through Spain, across the Strait of Gibraltar, into Africa, and over to the Other Side, on a quest to foil Satan's plot to destroy free will.
(Paperback, 236pp, 5 x 7, $10.00) ISBN13: 978-1-892619-12-9

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Edward: Dancing on the Edge of Infinity, by Bruce Taylor

This novelized collection of semi-autobiographical short stories takes a sharp-witted poke at the fragile bubble that is reality/life/politics -- and consciousness in general. True to the un-tradition of magic realism, Bruce Taylor uses a variety of ingenious, hilarious, and agreeably disorienting techniques to blur the boundaries between dream and reality, science fiction and spiritual surrealism, and author, protagonist, and audience.  With an introduction by Jay Lake.  (Paperback, 196pp, 5.25 x 8, $10.00).
ISBN13: 978-1-892619-10-5

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Edge of Our Lives, by Mark Rich

This collection of new and previously published short stories spans the width of Mark Rich's considerable range of voices and themes. From the deeply poetic to the wryly humorous to the just plain bizarre, the stories take the reader to the edges (and depths) of the human (and inhuman) experience. (Paperback, 272pp, 4.75 x 6.5 $10.00). ISBN13: 978-1-892619-11-2

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Book of Fables, by Heidi Cyr & illustrated by Mark Rich

And you thought it would be boring to work in a MiniMart stuck out in the middle of the desert...Paul and Anne, the employees of the Austin Salt Flats MiniMart, know better. The fables brought to them by their customers come in as wide a variety of flavors as the tellers themselves, from the light and sweet to the dark and bitter, from the whimsical to the comical to the maniacal to the philosophical.
Release date, March 1, 2010
(Paperback, 172pp, 5 x 7.25 $11.00). ISBN13: 978-1-892619-13-6
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Afterday: A Novel of Life After the Apocalypse
(Blank Notebook)

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Best Science Fiction of the Dark Ages
(Blank Notebook)

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