Small Towns, Big Ideas -- Series of Young Adult science fiction for age 12 to grey haired adventurers.

1. Emperor Dad -- Trade paper 268 pg.
   •••Winner 2008 Darrell Award•••
   A family tale for those who want to rule the world.
   “It’s a fast-moving SF adventure that’s a lot of fun.” -- Bill Crider
   “Very Highly Recommended” -- Liana Metal, Rambles.Net
   $14.95  (limited number of 1st edition on request)
   
   

2. Roswell or Bust -- Trade paper 332 pg.
   Take a road trip through the Southwest with the MIB hot on your tail and with the most interesting guests possible.
   “...let you enjoy Science Fiction even if you haven’t been a big fan in the past.” -- Benjamin Potter.
   $14.95
   
   

3. Extreme Makeover -- Trade paper 336 pg.
   High school senior Deena Brooke struggled to make sense of the impossible changes to her body, grateful for the interest Luther Jennings had in her puzzling insights and quirky urges, until she discovered that he was hiding a deadly secret of his own.
   $14.95
   
   

4. Lighter Than Air -- Trade paper 304 pg.
   •••Winner 2009 Eleanor Cameron / Golden Duck Award•••
   Jon Kish, model plane builder, discovered that his neighbor had invented a rigid, lighter than air foam in his garage.  With the high school Prank Day coming and the garage left under his care, the temptation was just too much.
   $14.95
   
   

5. Falling Bakward -- Trade paper 304 pg.
   Jerry Ingram never wanted to be an interstellar explorer, he just wanted to be a bit more special than a sixth-generation farmer in South Dakota, and that’s why he spent hours after school digging at the mystery spot in the back fields, searching for Indian artifacts. But those bones he found didn’t even look human. $14.95
   
   

6. Golden Girl -- Trade paper 276 pg.
   Debra Barr was barely out of bed when she found herself thrust into a pivotal role in the future of the human race.  Hey, she wanted to be more than just a small town girl, but this was ridiculous! Plucked out of her bedroom in small town Oquawka, Illinois to a future Earth destroyed and poisoned by a major asteroid impact, she was bouncing through time in her nightgown, and she had to discover the rules of time travel on her own. $14.95
   
   

   

   
   

1. Looking Back at Looking Forward -- Chapbook 28 pg.
   Three classic short stories looking forward to a computerized future:
   Catacomb 1985 / Forget It! 1977 / Sword in the Dirt 1984
   $5.00
   
   
   
   

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