Orcus


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I know that by reading the title you think there is no such thing as zombies. The question remains: if this was true, why are stories revealed of them worldwide? The old saying “Don’t judge a book by its cover” applies to this chronicle. Think of this: in today’s world, we have experiments of (1) cloning, (2) DNA and RNA manipulations, (3) human test trails concerning drugs and lab assignments, (4) vaccines, (5) subliminal brainwashing techniques through the devices (2 Cor. 2:11). The atrocities go on and on of what fellow man is doing to fellow man and woman. This is not just a story of Sandman, a man society loves to hate, but an adventure into the practice of Nihilism, as the destruction of existing political and/or social institutions that are instituted to improve the future of humans by zealots who also follow the footprints of the origins of death and resurrection to create an Orcus type of world. So the question is, who is equipped to go beyond when the reanimated becomes meek? Sandman’s survival through his eyes is a fictional adventure, or is it? Fact or fiction: you make the call. So sit back and enjoy! “In those days shall men seek death and shall not find it, death shall flee from them” (Rev. 9:6). Zombie! Peace, S. Muddy H2O




Orcus Island


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Five young adults reunite in a whirlwind of long-lost friendship and a haphazard mission to travel the world in secret. Will clinging to a years-old promise be enough for them as they are faced with the peculiar terrors presented by Orcus Island, or will they all fall apart into the memories of their pasts?




Revolution in Orcus


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Summer in Orcus


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"Summer is a perfectly ordinary 11 year old girl with a perfectly ordinary, needy, over protective single mother. Summer loves her mother and would never dream of running away, but wonders deep down if it wouldn't be nice to escape for a little while and do something adventurous...maybe? Baba Yaga comes along in her magical walking house and offers Summer her heart's desire. Summer has no idea what this might be, but with the lighting of a frog-shaped beeswax candle she finds herself transported to the strange would of Orcus with nothing but a weasel in her pocket. She's read a lot of fantasy books about people thrust into strange lands; but they usually seemed to have has some idea what they were supposed to do there." -- back cover




Dawn of Small Worlds


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This book gives a detailed introduction to the thousands and thousands of smaller bodies in the solar system. Written for interested laymen, amateur astronomers and students it describes the nature and origin of asteroids, dwarf planets and comets, and gives detailed information about their role in the solar system. The author nicely reviews the history of small-world-exploration and describes past, current and future space craft missions studying small worlds, and presents their results. Readers will learn that small solar system worlds have a dramatically different nature and appearance than the planets. Even though research activity on small worlds has increased in the recent past many of their properties are still in the dark and need further research.




Prince of Undeath


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Presents a Dungeons and Dragons adventure for the 27th to the 30th level, providing adventure hooks, set up information, tactics, and features of areas.