Do you like big mecha? Have you ever watched a TV show about them? Maybe you read books about them? Maybe you like to play games where guys in big robots blow up guys in big robots? Well, Giant Stompin’ Robots is here for you, from Raconteur Press. Check it out and see what you think. You just might be in for some big ol’ fun.
World War II. The Great Patriotic War. The Big One. Whatever name you give it, it was a great and terrible war that we fought on every settled continent on Earth. And we fought it with weapons unimaginable by earlier generations. But what things didn’t we do that we could have? Or what things happened that maybe we don’t know about? And where do these questions cross the streams of probability and time? Read The Big Ones if you want to see all the things that didn’t happen that maybe could have or did in an alternate history…
What would you do for a good cup of coffee? Did we really get it from time traveling adventurers? Is it truly the lifeblood of mankind? If you have an unhealthy fascination with coffee, you may be interested in going on a coffee adventure or three with the fine authors who contributed imagination and probably some coffee to fuel this caffeine-packed anthology. The Coffee Adventures await your fascinated eyes.
Wander the aisles of the goblin market, where anything can be bought or sold, and where the bargains can cost a bag of silver or a soul. Imagination is the only limit to what you can find in the Goblin Market, and the imagination poured into these stories will surely stretch the imagination farther than you ever expected. You’ll never know what you’ll find in the Goblin Market until you visit it. But beware, you might take something back that you’ll never expect.
Raconteur Press recently released a little Wyrd West action, making now a good time to point you at some of their back catalogue action. Space Cowboys 404: Cow Not Found can ironically be found on Amazon right now. One of my stories is in there, and I happen to have a bit of a fondness for the whole genre. Of course my Space Cowboys are genetically engineered supersoldiers from the Republic of Texas, so when they show up to right wrongs, they like to cheat a bit to make it happen. Like the old saying goes, “If you ain’t cheatin, you ain’t tryin.”