New Babel Books

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New Babel Books exists because there are authors out there who have extraordinary projects that don’t fit easily into the pigeonholes of today’s industry. That makes it harder for them to find a publisher. Consequently, it makes it harder for you, the reader, to find truly ground-breaking work. New Babel Books serves to bring the two of you together.

Currently our fiction titles run the gamut from literary romance to hard-hitting science fiction and magical realism. We also publish poetry, speculative fiction, mystery, horror, and adventure. We have recently made the jump into digitial delivery (ebooks) and magazines, as well.

The proud publisher of the iHero universe, New Babel Books brings opens the cage of comic books and lets superheroes have full run of the literary world. The iHero Magazine bridges the gap between comic books and superhero literature: mixing great comic book art with heart-pulsing stories. New Babel's superhero novels have taken a full evolutionary step out of comic books and into the realm of fiction.

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The Wererat’s Tale III: The Collar of Perdition
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 40,020. Language: English. Published: March 1, 2013 by New Babel Books. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » Epic
Following her promise to the Nonul, Kellacun finds herself in a foreign land surrounded by the most deadly of all cults — The Al'Kalidian. The young rogue must plunder a tomb and claim its treasure but she finds more than she bargained for. The exciting third book in "The Wererat's Tale" saga.
The Wererat's Tale II: Ring of the Nonul
Price: $3.99 USD. Words: 36,090. Language: English. Published: September 6, 2012 by New Babel Books. Categories: Fiction » Fantasy » General
After the failure to secure justice for her slain parents, Kellacun retires to a small farm family to start a new life. Just as she starts to fit in and feel loved again, the long arm of the duke's villainy prey upon her new family, awakening a dark monster within her. With new resolve for vengeance, Kellacun returns to the city that created the monster within. She returns for her justice.
Swan Song
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 69,780. Language: English. Published: November 24, 2011 by New Babel Books. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Adventure
When Permafrost's father is murdered, she enlists the aid of The Swan to root out his killers, embroiling them both in a conspiracy that could have global consequences. With a viral pathogen threatening the lives of everyone on earth, Permafrost finds herself in the arms of the one person she cannot bear to lose. Swan Song is the first full-length novel in the award-winning iHero Universe.
Seven Times A Woman
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 118,150. Language: English. Published: November 24, 2011 by New Babel Books. Categories: Fiction » Romance » Paranormal » General
In a mythic reflection of old Japan, the kitsune Rei-Rei is given the seemingly small errand to "tame a dragon" that will part her from her true love, Inari, for lifetimes to come. When the dark dragon Kage learns of her true nature, he seeks to strike a blow that will destroy his noble brother, and Rei-Rei, forever.
Show Me A Hero
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 150,780. Language: English. Published: June 4, 2011 by New Babel Books. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » General
Sean Taylor understands better than most what it takes to tell stories about people with powers more than the cliche many expect. In this giant tome, Taylor delves deep into the humanity of his creations, from the gender-bending Fishnet Angel to the tragic Starlight, but never forgets to add the right amount of danger and action to accent the tale.
The Power Within
Price: $4.99 USD. Words: 158,100. Language: English. Published: June 2, 2011 by New Babel Books. Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » General
The Power Within is an anthology of superhero fiction featuring the core characters from the award-winning iHero Entertainment Universe. The omnibus collects all the stories from founder Frank Fradella from 1999 through 2005, including the P&E Short Story of the Year, "The Ritual of Vesta."