A woman scientist travels back in time. A TV preacher warns of the "mutant danger." A teenager’s training to be a mutant hero. There’s a mutant villain with ambition. How are these four people connected to a mysterious hero known as the "Monitor?" Can the future be changed? And can a person be changed trying to do so? "Monitor" examines morality and obsession amidst a background of superheroes and time travel. The dark drama of "Monitor" will have readers asking, "Could I save the world without losing myself?"

To get out of debt, spacer Jake Bonner takes on two odd jobs. The first, chauffeur pop star Evvie Martini on her tour; the second, helping Daniel and Clarissa Rosen overthrow their planet’s tyrannical ruler.

Unfortunately for Jake, Evvie finds out about his second assignment and, hoping to advance her career, invites herself to the revolution. From there the absurdity grows for Jake and his band of “freedom fighters.”

Expert Assistance pokes fun at revolutions, pop culture, and some of the cliches of sci-fi.

Here’s a collection of stories you probably won’t find anywhere else. Inside Fun Tales of Fantasy & the Future are tales of a spooky mansion eager to be bought; a clever antiques dealer; disappointed model railroad denizens; and a doorknob that greets your hand, literally. Thrown in at no extra charge are con-men, cranks, and college-age aliens. This collection assembles 18 stories published between 1990 and 2008. There’s a mix of humorous fantasy and science-fiction, plus some SF/F with a light touch. These stories have appeared publications such as Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine, Tales of the Talisman, and Golden Visions. The stories in this collection are great for anyone looking for a smile with their spaceships and spell casting.

Gather ‘round, one and all, and thrill to the rediscovery of the sagas of Surgard the Northerner as he collected tales from across the known lands of man. Stand alongside the heroic and witty Surgard as he faces down foolish giants, singing dwarves, duplicitous wizards, suspicious savages, and worst of all, a monster with an attorney!

The Sagas of Surgard are written by Robert Collins, a science-fiction and fantasy author from Kansas. The collection assembles 13 stories published between 1995 and 2008, and includes two stories never before in print. Each is a humorous fantasy, and most poke fun at some famous myth or fictional tale.