Old Heroes And Villains Return To Do Battle Again!

Award-winning author Mike Sirota published many Horror, Sword & Sorcery, Sword & Planet, Comedy/Sci-fi, and Adventure Fantasy novels in the past. These stories were long out of print. But Mike has brought his stories back to life in newly revised, rewritten editions, both eBook and paper, under his own imprint, Atoris Press. Prince Dulok of Shadzea, Tyron the Kalkh, Ro-lan of Boranga, and others confront monsters, magic, and evil in ancient lands and upon distant worlds. Closer to home, bestselling novelist Paul Fleming does battle with demons both real and imagined at a writers’ colony in the High Sierras (Demon Shadows), while Greg Lowell’s return to the California town in which he was born unleashes an unspeakable evil from beneath his ancestral land (The Modoc Well).

Also, since his return to writing a while back, Mike has published two horror/ghost stories, one thriller, and a historical novel, and three more comedy/sci-fi novels featuring cosmic bike rider Jack Miller. In Fire Dance, set in the bleak Anza-Borrego Desert of Southern California, the malignant spirit of a deranged mass murderer who perished more than a century earlier wreaks havoc upon a quiet retirement community. The Burning Ground, which takes place in the foothills of the Sierras, tells the story of a small village of Maidu Indians, all of whom are murdered during the Gold Rush. When their graves are desecrated over 150 years later, the tormented spirits decide that they’ve had enough. Mike’s thriller, Freedom’s Hand, was honored by the San Diego Book Awards Association as “Best Action/Thriller, 2013”. A white supremacist group, seeking to destroy all minorities, erects a concentration camp on American soil—half a century after the liberation of Auschwitz. Mike’s historical novel, Stone Woman: Winema and the Modocs, was honored by the San Diego Book Awards Association as “Best Historical Novel, 2014.”

Bernie Smith is Back!

In this sequel to the Sword & Planet spoof, The Wizard from Harrmel, Bernie and his “amazing hill beauty,” Thanna Dora, learn that her long-lost father, Skreen Dor, may still be alive somewhere in the dark, dreaded land of Harrmel. Join them for more weird and wild adventures as they trek across this nightmarish land, where they’ll encounter mole-guys, bat creatures, walking dead folks in a suicide forest, spastic specters in a spooky swamp, cannibals, big-ass bugs, dog-things, and more—before it starts getting hairy. To save Thanna Dora’s dad they will ultimately have to face the evil wizards known as—the Uppidi. That’s when they’ll really experience…THE HORRORS OF HARRMEL!

 

 

 

New Release!

 

The Magic of the Bike Path
A Jack Miller Senior Moment
Book 6

Jack Miller returns to the “new and improved” cosmic tunnel for more wild adventures. Join him as: he visits a strange museum that has only one exhibit—famous and infamous men, both real and fictional, whose first name is Jack; he lands on Skull Island, where everything and everyone looks worse in black and white, including Jack himself, as well as King Kong; he navigates a deadly land of carnivorous butterflies; he has a couple of nice visits with Lizzie Borden and Bigfoot; he becomes an unwilling contestant in a dangerous game show; and he meets more ghosts than you can shake a stick at, including the ones he encounters while serving as a “ghost guide” for Ebenezer Scrooge in a twisted version of Charles Dickens’ classic story. More so than ever before, Jack will appreciate THE MAGIC OF THE BIKE PATH.

 

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