The Warm and Witty Side of Attila the Hun
by Jeffrey Sackett
Price: $2.99 USD. 41180 words.
Published by Crossroad Press on May 20, 2011. .
The Warm and Witty Side of Attila the Hun is a collection of historical anecdotes, odd, humorous facts, and things you will never forget, once you know them. They are the product of a life devoted to history.
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Blue Sunset
by Mary Jo Rabe
Price: $3.99 USD. 36080 words. Published by Ascraeus Press on March 17, 2012. .
Blue Sunset looks back on the first settlers on Mars. Their triumphs and failures, their loves and losses. Earth sent the good and the bad, the thoughtful and the clueless, the doers and the quitters, the lovers and the leaders, the vigilantes and the virtuous. The red planet changed them. Their epitaphs tell their stories while the universe has the initial last word on this first settlement.
Price: $3.99 USD. 36080 words. Published by Ascraeus Press on March 17, 2012. .
Blue Sunset looks back on the first settlers on Mars. Their triumphs and failures, their loves and losses. Earth sent the good and the bad, the thoughtful and the clueless, the doers and the quitters, the lovers and the leaders, the vigilantes and the virtuous. The red planet changed them. Their epitaphs tell their stories while the universe has the initial last word on this first settlement.