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  1. Polytope
    Polytope
    A speculative fiction novel.
    Ajdin Imsirovic

    A speculative fiction novel.

  2. Speech Credit

    What if your words were counted — and silence was the only freedom left? In a world ruled by speech limits, one man dares to speak the truth.

  3. Chapter One
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  4. Love Lust Paradise
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  5. Jesus, A Dear Friend
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  6. A Girl Named Faith
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  7. Echoes Of The Vanished
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  8. The Clockmaker’s Curse
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  9. Frecuencias diferentes
    Frecuencias diferentes
    Santos Blackwood

    En el Massachusetts de 1985, cuatro adolescentes forman una banda de metal progresivo, mezclando sintetizadores con guitarras eléctricas y las tradiciones musicales de sus familias inmigrantes. Mientras navegan entre las expectativas de sus padres y sus propios sueños, descubren que diferentes frecuencias pueden crear armonías inesperadas. Pero cuando los demonios personales y las presiones familiares amenazan con separarlos, deben decidir si su música vale la pena luchar por ella.

  10. The Illusion of His City
    The Illusion of His City
    When Love Fades in the Shadows of Truth
    MD ASADUL ISLAM

    Anu's world shatters when she discovers her longtime love, Mahir, is marrying her sister. Torn between heartbreak and duty, she faces the pain of betrayal and the cruel twists of fate. The Illusion of His City is a poignant tale of love, loss, and finding strength amid life’s harsh realities.

  11. Pulse
    Pulse
    The Pulse Series Book 1
    Javier Lopez

    A struggle for survival. A battle between factions. Mysterious entities with hidden agendas. In a world where robots are gaining their freedom and the elite are looking for the escape hatch the humans caught in the middle must pick a side and seal their fate once and for all.

  12. Rotten Fruit, Cycle, Repeat.

    Short poems and thoughts all put into one small book that deals with feels of burden, self-isolation, love, and the confusing nature of being alive.

  13. Tara
    Tara
    A Utopia
    Jens Oliver Meiert
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  14. 100 Unbelievable Historical Events Stranger Than Fiction
    100 Unbelievable Historical Events Stranger Than Fiction
    Unveiling the Extraordinary Amazing stories about incredible events & Characters
    Ahmed Fouad Mohamed Soliman

    Welcome to a journey through the most incredible and strange historical events fiction could ever surpass. This book, "100 Incredible Historical Events Stranger Than Fiction," is a collection of fascinating and amazing stories that challenge the imagination. Each chapter takes you on an adventure through time, revealing amazing stories of incredible events and extraordinarily eccentric personalities. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about surprising anecdotes, this book is for you. Prepare to be amazed by stories that prove that reality can sometimes be stranger than fiction.

  15. The Little Apocrypha
    The Little Apocrypha
    An Antique for Antiques
    C.A. Wynn

    According to Stanislaw Lem's Snaut, the Little Apocrypha is “An antique which seems to have some relevance to our situation.” Snaut faced a sentient ocean. Our challenge is navigating technology that evolves far faster than we do. The stories contained in this volume explore what life might be like in a future among the stars – or even here on Earth – for humans little removed from those that first domesticated dogs on the mammoth steppe. "If you think about it, cultures and technologies continually evolve. Human life, on the other hand, largely remains the same. Travel to the stars hasn’t changed how we put on our trousers. We eat more synthetic foods, but the jaw still grinds down both protein and fiber. As for hygiene, we may have to recycle the bath water on an ice moon, but that doesn’t keep us from bathing. Then there are politics and religion. We still argue over both, even when most of us can’t tell which is which."