Category: Sci-Fi/Fantasy

The Adventures of Captain Cap by Alphonse Allais, Brian Stableford (Adapted by, Translator)
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Overview: Captain Cap was the fictitious mouthpiece that Alphonse Allais used to tell the tallest of his tall stories and develop his most exotic story ideas, including the majority of those that would nowadays be considered science-fictional. Allais liked to keep up with contemporary developments in science, and was ever ready to adapt ideas therefrom — especially ideas that seemed to pose a challenge to common sense — into the humorous newspaper articles with which he made his living and his reputation. By virtue of this habit of picking up such trifles, and adding absurd twists to them, Allais became an influential figure in the development of the French roman scientifique. This volume contains the unabridged 1902 collection Allais eventually produced of Captain Cap’s adventures, plus a selection of further exotic items from his earliest endeavors, which commandeer supernatural motifs in the same spirit that he was later to bring to the plunder of scientific fancies.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror

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Gaspard de la Nuit by Aloysius Bertrand, Donald Sidney-Fryer (Adapted by, Translator), T.E.D. Klein (Foreword)
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Overview: Aloysius Bertrand’s classic text of poetic and fantastic literature is presented in an entirely new translation by renowned poet Donald Sidney-Fryer. This edition also includes an extensive introduction, 18 illustrations by Bertrand himself, a foreword by T.E.D. Klein and a cover by celebrated artist Gahan Wilson.

Gaspard de la Nuit combines the haunting gothic imagery of Hoffman with the colorful romantic verve of Victor Hugo. In it, you will meet Scarbo the vampire dwarf, Ondine, the faerie princess of the waters, and an unforgettable assortment of lepers, alchemists, beggars, swordsmen and ghosts.

Gaspard de la Nuit inspired Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Mallarmé, the Surrealist Movement and composer Maurice Ravel, who wrote a suite of virtuoso piano pieces patterned after it.

Aloysius Bertrand’s ground-breaking collection of prose ballads was published in 1842, a year after his death at 34.

This new edition has been entirely retranslated by renowned poet and literary historian Donald Sidney-Fryer, the author of Songs and Sonnets Atlantean who has edited four collections of prose and poetry by Clark Ashton Smith. In his extensive introduction and afterword, Sidney-Fryer retraces the steps in Bertrand’s life, casts a new light on his works and follows the elusive Gaspard from the Three Kings of Bethlehem to Casper the Friendly Ghost.

This collection features a foreword by T.E.D. (Ceremonies) Klein and is illustrated by drawings from Bertand himself.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror

Contents:
– Foreword by T.E.D. K;ain
– Introduction by Donald Sidney-Fryer
– Gaspard de la Nuit (1842) by Aloysius Bertrand witrh illustrations by Bertrand
– Afterword by Donald Sidney-Fryer

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Emergents Academy by K. A. Riley (Academy of the Apocalypse Book 1)
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Overview: It’s been more than five years since Kress and her Conspiracy defeated Krug and his Patriot Army, traveled through Europe and back, completed a cross-country rescue mission, and made it home alive.
Things were looking up for the future of the nation…until the members of the Cult of the Devoted and the teenagers of the Army of the Unsettled decided to light the fuse for an all-out civil war.
Now, a special Academy—hidden high in the mountains and designed as a school to train young Emergents in the use of their abilities—is being forced into the fight. On the brink of a new global apocalypse, the mysterious raven-whisperer Branwynne and the techno-genetically enhanced teenagers of the Emergents Academy find themselves entangled in a three-way battle for power, where survival is doubtful, peace is impossible, and death is inevitable.
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy

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2 Warhammer Books by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
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Overview: Aaron Dembski-Bowden is the author of the Horus Heresy novels The Master of Mankind, Betrayer and The First Heretic, as well as the novella Aurelian and the audio drama Butcher’s Nails, for the same series.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror > Warhammer > War & Military > Action & Adventure

Aurelian (The Horus Heresy Novella):
After the destruction of Monarchia and the Emperor’s reprimanding of the Word Bearers Legion, the primarch Lorgar spent many long years searching the stars for the universal truths of the cosmos – when he finally came to gaze deep into the Eye of Terror, with grim inevitability he found that the Eye stared back. Now, guided by the daemon Ingethel, he undertakes a spiritual journey into the heart of Chaos itself and sees that the entire destiny of mankind and the Imperium could rest upon just a few nexus events. As the Great Crusade burns itself out in treachery and deceit, Lorgar weighs the cost of his ambitions, and sets his course for eternal damnation.

Blood Reaver (Night Lords #2):
Driven on by their hatred of the False Emperor, the Night Lords stalk the shadows of the galaxy, eternally seeking revenge for the death of their primarch. Their dark quest leads them to a fractious alliance with the Red Corsairs, united only by a common enemy. Together with this piratical band of renegades, they bring their ways of destruction to the fortress-monastery of the Marines Errant.THEY SEEK ONLY TO BRING DEATH

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The Adventures Of A Parisian Aeronaut In The Unknown Worlds (French Science Fiction Book 49) by Alfred Driou, Brian Stableford (Adapted by, Translator)
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Overview: The Adventures Of A Parisian Aeronaut In The Unknown Worlds (1856) by Alfred Driou is a social satire in which our satellite is reached via hot air balloon. It stands out as a markedly anomalous literary item of its times, not merely for its imaginative extravagance, but also for its keen interest in technological progress. Predating Jules Verne, whose Five Weeks in a Balloon was published in 1863, Driou might be reckoned a pioneer in the popularization of science in France. “The Adventures Of A Parisian Aeronaut is just as anomalous in the history of imaginative fiction as it is in the context of Driou’s literary career; there is nothing else like it. That is partly to do with its awkward hybrid status, uneasily suspended between religious fantasy and travelogue, and between wild imagination and vulgar popularization.” Brian Stableford.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror

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