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  • Assault Team Volume 1

    J. R. Handley Presents, #7

    by J. R. Handley, J. T. Arralle, JM Williams, David Hensley, Ronald Lloyd, Teri Kay Jobe, Lee Allred, Tyler Newcomb, Peter Delcroft, Jonathan Watson, Zane Voss, John Hemry ...
    Series Book 7 - J. R. Handley Presents
    Not this time!We've got 10 of the best swashbuckling boarding action tales this side of the Milky Way!This anthology is a collection of military science fiction stories about the everyday hero rising to the occasion during combat operations. Some of these stories highlight the assault team and sometimes the defenders. But regardless of which side of the boarding party they are on, uncommon courage ... Read more

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  • Notes from the Underground: Fall 2019

    Notes from the Underground: Maclay Upper School's Journal of Creative Writing, #7

    by Lauren Fleischer, Sonu Patel, Caroline Delegal, Lilly Simons, Caroline Higdon, Hudson Shelfer, Clara Catherine Lunny, Anna Grant, Colin Acuff, Emily Dudley, Madelyn Stout, Ethan Tetreault, Madison Cordle, Leo Rutledge, Kaileigh Schmidt, Kat Large, Kameryn Davis, Braden Foster, Mary Allison McCue, Emma Messer, Ellie Casteel, Anna Watson, Rachel Abbott, Jillian Beck, John Messer, Eli Mears, Madeline Lillie, Mariam Alvi, Chloe Harbin, Spencer Gibbs, Simon Corpuz, Ramsey Grant, Owen Tabah, Kate Krizner, Lauren Price, Jordan Jones, Heaven Ward ...
    Series Book 7 - Notes from the Underground: Maclay Upper School's Journal of Creative Writing
    We take the title of this journal from a novella of the same name by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The novella is an existentialist piece, written before Dostoyevsky's greatest works and before Existentialism had really taken root in literature. The unnamed narrator is frequently named an anti-hero and is described by the note on the back of the Dover edition as "a profoundly alienated individual in whose ... Read more

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