ARTIFACTS (Allevon #3), a short novel by Darren Speegle, is available in trade paperback for $10.95. This title is not available as an eBook. Fiction; 290 pages; 8×5 format; introduction by Gene O’Neill; illustrations by L.A. Spooner.

In a far future Europe, following a four-thousand-year Dark Age, of which man retains little record or memory, a scroll is found in a train car deep within the snow and ice of Scandinavia, buried since the cataclysmic end of the First Age. The document, which contains a cryptic message meant for the world before it died, finds its way into the hands of Rein, an outpost bar hand who journeys across the continent seeking the relic’s translation.

OUR CHILDREN, OUR TEACHERS, while not technically part of the Allevon series (although similar in structure), is available in trade paperback for $5.95, or ebook for $1.95. Fiction; 110 pages; 8×5 format.

Children are often our greatest teachers, but what happens if the lesson is too heavy to hold? In Our Children, Our Teachers, a standalone novelette by Michael Bailey, Bram Stoker Award winning editor of The Library of the Dead, a high school in rural Brenden, Washington is taken hostage by a gathering of unlikely students trying to teach the world a new lesson … a foreshadowing, perhaps, to darker times ahead for the American education system, if gun control is not addressed properly.

ENSŌ, a collection of interconnecting children’s fables by Michael Bailey (also not part of the Allevon series but similar in structure), is available in trade paperback for $5.95. This title is not available as an eBook. Fiction; 78 pages; 8×5 format; illustrations by L.A. Spooner.

LIARS, FAKERS, AND THE DEAD WHO EAT THEM (Allevon #2), a collection of two zombie novelettes by Scott Edelman, is available in trade paperback for $7.95. This title is not available as an eBook. Fiction; 154 pages; 8×5 format; introduction by Brian Keene; illustrations and cover artwork by Daniele Serra.

A Vegan chef believes meat is murder. A determined waitress longs for stardom. He hopes to convince the world to abandon killing animals. She hopes to convince a director to make her a star. Both of those hopes are challenged when a zombie apocalypse traps them in small towns where their dreams might come true—or else be crushed under the weight of an invading undead horde. Join Tim and Shelley as they struggle to survive—and retain their sanity—in a world where death suddenly holds no dominion.

AT THE LAZY K (Allevon #1), a novella by Gene O’Neill, is available in trade paperback for $7.95. This title is not available as an eBook. Fiction; 162 pages; 8×5 format; introduction by Rena Mason; illustrations by L.A. Spooner.

Once a brothel, and later turned into a rehabilitation center, a place called The Lazy K survives a century-spanning curse following the wrongful hanging of an innocent man on the branches of an old California oak. This haunting novella by legend Gene O’Neill is part western, part ghost story, part drug-rehabilitation, and is a literary, multi-genre exploration into the rich cultural history of northern California.