Mira parle français ! The Level Up Harem series has been translated, and the French edition is now available on Amazon.
If you’ve been waiting to dive into the dungeon-crawling, level-grinding, monster-fighting action en français — now is the time. Grab your copy and follow Mira & Syl as they level up their way through a fantasy world full of danger, magic, and adventure.
With the new virtual audio offered by Amazon, we can give you digitally narrated audiobooks at these low, low prices!
We know you love audiobooks, we know you love OUR audiobooks, so we’re just making everyone happy here.
Every single book that didn’t have an audiobook version before is now available on virtual voice and is set at $3.99. Go find them on Amazon at George Saoulidis’ author page https://amzn.to/3SSUNuY
This Australian sci-fi and fantasy author has bundled up her series starter novels in a neat box set. Check out the stories, sample them to see which ones you like and grab it now from the links below:
Beginnings: Five Series Starters
Five full series starters by award-winning author Patty Jansen.
This set contains:
Ambassador 1: Seeing Red – On the eve of starting his new job as Earth’s representative at the Interplanetary Assembly, a political murder catches Cory Wilson on the wrong planet and surrounded by hostile people. Yet, he’s the only one who can solve the crime.
Fire & Ice: In his hunger to return his family to power in the City of Glass, Sorcerer Tandor unleashes an evil power he can’t control.
Watcher’s Web: Jessica’s plane crashes in alien jungle. The only other surviving passenger knows far too much about the alien world where they’ve landed. He says he’ll help her, but what does he really want?
Innocence Lost: All Johanna wanted was to take over her father’s business as river trader. She got a mad prince, demons, ghosts and a kingdom in debt.
Charlotte’s Army: Seven thousand artificial human soldiers are in a space fleet, hurtling to a far-flung war. When they start misbehaving, doctor Charlotte West races against time to find out what’s wrong with them.
Our Easter is in a week’s time, the Catholic Easter is now. No matter how you like smashing eggs, we’re running a 30% off sale on our store with the discount code:
BATTLEBUNNY
Use it during checkout for an extra 30% off on our stories. This offer is obviously only active for the month of April, get your Easter reading done!
We’re gonna share our love-themed promotions, books, social posts and other relevant stuff you might enjoy on this post. It might get updated a couple of times.
This year we’re fully clued in on what Black Friday is and we’re completely prepared…
No, that’s a lie. We still have no clue what that is. Something about Thanksgiving? We give no thanks around here, so, insert shrug.
But, we know you like deals around this time of year, and who are we to judge?
We’ve discounted titles across the board on all retailers, not just Amazon, so feel free to browse around and see what you like.
Some short stories are free for a limited time (on non-Amazon stores), and the longer works are either 0.99 or 2.99 on all stores. Deals run from Nov 20th to 27th.
If you like thought-provoking science fiction hand-picked from all around the world, then this collection of short stories is for you.
Future Fiction is an Italian house that picks out authors and translates their stories in English. We’ve posted about them before and we will do so again, because it seems they’re here to stay and we really like what they’re bringing to the international scene.
(…)thirteen incredible tales from all around the globe that will not only introduce you to worlds you may not be familiar with but also expand your horizons and the horizons of the science fiction field itself.
Future Fiction: New Dimensions in International Fiction. Edited by Rosarium’s Bill Campbell and Future Fiction‘s Francesco Verso, this collection brings together speculative fiction that was originally published by Verso’s Italian press. Represented here are India, Greece, Zimbabwe, China, Italy, the US, Canada, the UK, Russia, Mexico, Nigeria, and Cuba. Of these twelve stories, four are translations: “Creative Surgery” by Clelia Farris (translated from the Italian by Jennifer Delare), “The Quantum Mommy” by Michalis Manolios (translated from the Greek by Manolis Vamvounis), “Tongtong’s Summer” by Xia Jia (translated from the Chinese by Ken Liu), and “Grey Noise” by Pepe Rojo (translated from the Spanish by Andrea Bell).
There’s speculative fiction, and then there’s speculative fiction that’s been kicked up several levels. You’ll find the latter when you read stories like James Patrick Kelly’s “Bernardo’s House,” Farris’s “Creative Surgery,” Tendai Huchu’s “Hostbods,” and Efe Tokunbo’s absolutely brilliant “Proposition 23.”
Some of the stories, including Kelly’s “Bernardo’s House,” Carlos Hernandez’s “The International Studbook of the Giant Panda,” Manolios’s “The Quantum Mommy,” Huchu’s “Hostbods,” Rojo’s “Grey Noise,” and Tokunbo’s “Proposition 23,” focus on the complex and often troubling intersection of humans and machines.
Here’s a shot of a very happy Michalis Manolios only moments after he got the book in his hands for the first time.
We’ve got two upcoming titles. One is the second book in the Nanodaemons series, the insane IoT programs that run our lives in the future. The second is the series starter for Cyberpink, a colourful blood sport.
