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Adventures Beyond Time and Space    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 63210 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on November 6, 2011. Fiction.

Nine thrilling stories with that classic SF Sense of Wonder--each story a glimpse into John T. Cullen's sprawling 1,000,000 A.D. future history. Meet a living alien basilica, a planet named Magic, an apocalyptic woman (part cat) fighting for survival, a far-future harp containing the ghost of a long-ago Irish flight attendant named Bridget...and more.
Night Shots    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 49430 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on November 5, 2011. Fiction.

Atmosphere, suspense, and danger flavor the night--and Night Shots is a carefully selected brew of ingredients designed to thrill readers in six individual doses of terror, love, and wonder.
Strange Doors    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 50550 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on November 5, 2011. Fiction.

Strange Doors is the first collection in a series of weird tales by John T. Cullen, acclaimed author of The Christmas Clock and many chilling, other-worldly stories. Evokes the same atmosphere found in The Twilight Zone, Tales of Tomorrow, and The Outer Limits.
The Paris Gun of 1918    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 29810 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on March 11, 2011. Nonfiction.

A technological marvel, it was also a super-weapon of terror. The Kaiser Cannon of 1918 terrorized Paris during Germany's last desperate campaign to win World War I. The Paris Gun was a marvel of technology. It required astronomers, geographers, physicists, chemists, and other scientific experts to launch each 210-pound shot at Paris from behind German lines--a range of 80 miles (130 km).
Virginal Huntress-Warrior: Her Undying Ice Age Cult    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 20200 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on March 11, 2011. Nonfiction.

Fierce, beautiful, and untouchable, she still today brings with her a breath of Ice Age mystery. With minor variations, she is Athena, Joan of Arc, Marianne of the Barricades, and Rosie the Riveter. We tie together evidence from the Ice Ages through ancient Greece, Rome, and the Middle Ages, right up to modern times, showing that her cult has been around as long as mankind, and endures today.
The God Page    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $0.99 USD. 18820 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on March 9, 2011. Nonfiction.

From the archaic period through the end of her Western empire, Rome was a continuum of three great modalities uniting all faiths. This personal essay looks impartially at the three modalities, and offers a final, surprising modality for modern times. Takes no sectarian sides--readers of all persuasions are welcome. Only the intolerant will be offended. Seekers will have a feast.
Crisis Among The Stars: Coming Shift in Cosmology    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 30990 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on March 7, 2011. Nonfiction.

With a lively history of cosmology, here is a dramatic new conjecture to explain dark matter, dark energy, and the accelerating expansion of the universe. Just 90 years ago, the great debate was still about the sun as center of the universe, which was just the Milky Way. In the 1920s, E. Hubble proved there are myriad galaxies in an unimaginably vast universe. Time for a new paradigm shift...
Sator Enigma: Ancient Roman Mystery Solved    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 12990 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on March 5, 2011. Nonfiction.

For centuries, scholars have been baffled by a mysterious inscription found in ruins across the Roman Empire: at a military headquarters in Syria, a sport complex in Pompeii, two British colonial towns… it must have been a saying or a spell of extraordinary importance in the Roman world. At last, the mystery is solved--and the solution is more meaningful (even today) than anyone imagined.
Holocene Mysteries    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $0.99 USD. 18690 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on March 2, 2011. Nonfiction.

We live in a geological epoch called the Holocene, which begins 10,000 years ago as the last great glaciers melt away, and with them the 2.58 million years of the Pleistocene fade. But humans only started keeping written records about 5,000 years ago. What happened during that long twilight in the first half of the Holocene? Mute testimonials include Stonehenge, Nebra Sky Disk, and much more...
Our Next Ice Age: Tomorrow    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $0.99 USD. 11540 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on March 1, 2011. Nonfiction.

There is no doubt that the Earth is warming up. The only question is: how much of it is part of nature's cycles, and how much is man-caused? But there are startling, counter-intuitive theories today, one of which suggests that global warming will actually cause a new ice age. Not only that, but an even newer hypothesis suggests the cold snap could hit very fast, once the trigger is pulled.
This Shoal of Space    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 135880 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

Zoé Calla is an attractive, struggling young obituary writer with a cranky mother, a child in remission from bone cancer, and the ambition to be a newspaper reporter. Zoé has a Cold Thing dwelling in the back of her mind, like an eel on the sea bottom, threatening that Max’s cancer will return if Zoé does not help alien invaders conquer Earth. Then she uncovers zoo murders in San Tomas...
The Sibyl's Urn    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 110880 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

A poetic journey through mythology and ancient history, in which you are the lead character. Accompanied by a dying professor, a mysterious and beautiful goddess, and a caged cricket who is more than she seems, you journey to various points in Roman history (ancient, modern) in pursuit of a lost scroll of Sibylline secrets. Streghe, scribes, and an ancient detective join the adventuresome cast.
The Long War    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 36810 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

DEA Special Agent Joe 'Mack' Mackinson is on a stake-out one night, alone in the desert outside San Diego, to help snare a Sonoran drug lord. At first, he only spots are a few comets in the crystal-clear desert night sky. Soon, he witnesses a nearby battle around a UFO, between rival far-future Time Lords factions, and becomes involved in a cosmic war changing worlds and lives forever.
The Generals of October    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 103510 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

Political suspense thriller: two young Army officers, David Gorden and Victoria 'Tory' Breen, uncover a plot to seize power during the 2nd Constitutional Convention. Anticipates the worst crisis since the US Civil War--right around the corner, vivid as tomorrow’s headlines. Article V is a ticking time bomb in the US Constitution. Timely, entertaining, and scary, given today's violent rancor.
Robinson Crusoe 1,000,000 A.D.    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 104370 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

Alex Kirk awakens a million years from now, utterly alone and in terrible danger on an evolved and terrifying new Earth. He fights for survival amid living caves, man-eating afterbears, a haunted village of long-dead souls, and a mysterious smudge near the moon. Will he die alone? One day, he finds a woman's bloody foot print on the beach…
Pioneers    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 53210 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

Just 25 light years from the dying Earth, an earth-like planet sends radio signals. Paul and Licia Menard, among 6 last humans, travel 1000 years to join an advanced, star-faring civilization. They are mankind’s last hope, and everything rides on this journey. On it ride all the hopes of mankind’s long, now-finished history. They find only mysterious ruins, and questions nobody thought to ask.
Neon Blue    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 69570 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

Attractive DEA agent, martial artist, and punk musician Laurel ‘Blue’ Humboldt unravels the deadly secrets of a drug cartel--and the key to her so-called love life. Does she care more for lovely Chinese American Det. Martha Yee, or handsome millionaire John Connor? Caught in a love triangle, she can't think too long. The cartel's assassin is closing in on her.
Nebula Express    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 65680 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

Not since the grim and relentless movie Alien has a ship this far from home been in so much trouble. Ridge and Brenna are among 6 techs on a supposedly routine, 2-year Earth-Neptune hop. Their journey turns cosmic--one of the most terrifying in science fiction history. Many terrors like the Cleaners or Mudmen infest the ship. The ultimate horror is what the 6 learn about themselves.
Monopol City    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 68370 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

In a dark, glistening future dystopia, Tedda is a government mathematician imprisoned for a crime she does not remember. Was she lover and traitor with enemy Captain Hedrock of East Gotha? Pocket universes emerge in a game of Monorail at a secret prison university. Tedda has no choice but to play the game, which alters her world and other worlds.
Mars the Divine, or: The Secret of the Seven Lenses    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 66890 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

On Holy Mother Mars, the terraformed climate is failing. Mankind seems doomed. The mountain cities are overcrowded. Lowland oases are drying up. What about legends that Mars was long ago a blue world with fresh, frothing seas? Young monk Brother Farr is startled by a sneak visit into Graniston Domes by wild-eyed exile Shan the Heretic, who speaks terrifying heresies--like the lost oceans...
Lethal Journey    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 61480 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

Based on the famous, true world-class mystery and ghost story set in Coronado, California. The Beautiful Stranger was a young woman who died a violent and mysterious death in 1892, amid rumors of dark crimes and infidelities involving men in high places. She is the famous ghost who haunts the U.S. National Landmark Hotel del Coronado, near San Diego. Kings and presidents figure at the periphery.
Lantern Road    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 29670 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

A human slave, Jory, and his alien mistress, the beautiful young Ramy of Oba, are caught in a forbidden tryst and face death—he as a criminal; she by the classic short-sword inscribed with suicide haiku. Lantern Road tells of a distant, far-future world--a love story, and a literary work brimming imagery recalling the best of Ursula LeGuin, Octavia Butler, and Cordwainer Smith.
Have Blue    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 50370 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

When a man loves an airplane, it's a matter of calculations. When a man loves a woman, everything is up in the air. Paul Owens is a fictional character in this novel, but the story of the F-117A stealth bomber is a true part of history. Marsha, his love interest, is pure historical fiction. The U.S. needed a way to beat Soviet radar, restore the U.S. Defensive Triad, and save the world.
Doom Spore    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 95240 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Fiction.

Doom Spore is a chilling, entertaining novel--a summer movie in a book, It starts in little homes in ordinary San Diego neighborhoods. Jimmy Mendez, 9, and his cousin Maribel Walesky, 10, await the return of their dads from the sea. But the things that come home are not men. Lt. Linsey Simon, SD Harbor Police, and her husband, hard hitting reporter Jack Simon, must act to save the world.
Dead Move: Kate Morgan and the Haunting Mystery of Coronado    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 87140 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 27, 2011. Nonfiction.

The Beautiful Stranger--as the U.S. National Landmark Hotel del Coronado near San Diego officially calls her--died a violent and mysterious death in 1892. She is the famous ghost that haunts the hotel to this day. She checked in under a false name on Thanksgiving Day 1892 and died of a gunshot 5 days later. The mystery has never been solved--until now, in this book.
The Christmas Clock    by John T. Cullen 
Price: $2.99 USD. 33650 words. Published by Clocktower Books  on February 20, 2011. Fiction.

Ray Bradbury has sent this fan mail after reading John T. Cullen’s “The Christmas Clock”: “John, Bravo! Read & Loved your Clock!” A dark fantasy for our gloomy and mysterious times. Grumpy, lonely old banker Arthur Latchloose faces the season without family or friends. He buys a fabulous old clock that comes with its own djinni--and one powerful wish.

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