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Raven Oak

    Cette autrice est reconnue pour sa maîtrise de la fiction spéculative, façonnant des récits qui plongent dans des mondes imaginatifs et des conflits captivants. Son œuvre se distingue par une construction de monde complexe et une narration engageante qui transporte profondément les lecteurs dans les événements. En se concentrant sur des thèmes marquants et des concepts inventifs, cette écrivaine s'est taillé une place importante dans le genre. Sa voix distinctive offre une expérience de lecture unique et immersive.

    Voices Carry
    Space Ships & Other Trips
    Class-M Exile
    Ol' St. Nick
    Joy to the Worlds
    From the Worlds of Raven Oak
    • From the Worlds of Raven Oak

      Coloring Book

      • 58pages
      • 3 heures de lecture
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      The coloring book features twenty-five unique illustrations crafted by award-winning author Raven Oak, immersing readers in her imaginative worlds. Each illustration is accompanied by intriguing details and trivia about the characters and settings, enriching the coloring experience with insights into the author's creative process. This blend of art and storytelling invites fans of science fiction and fantasy to engage with the narrative in a hands-on way.

      From the Worlds of Raven Oak
    • Joy to the Worlds

      Mysterious Speculative Fiction for the Holidays

      • 298pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      This collection offers a unique blend of mystery and speculative fiction set against a holiday backdrop. Readers will encounter a mobster Santa, time-traveling detectives, and elements of folklore like Krampus and eerie bell spirits. With its mix of Victorian villages and genetic intrigue, this anthology serves as an unconventional alternative to traditional holiday stories, making it a captivating choice for those seeking something different during the festive season.

      Joy to the Worlds
    • Ol' St. Nick

      • 94pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      In a holiday twist on crime fiction, the death of a mobster dressed as Santa Claus sets off a chaotic investigation where every character becomes a potential suspect. As secrets unravel and motives are revealed, the festive season turns into a thrilling whodunit filled with unexpected turns and dark humor. The story weaves together elements of mystery and holiday cheer, challenging readers to uncover the truth behind the jolly façade.

      Ol' St. Nick
    • Class-M Exile

      • 102pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      Set on the desolate Class-M planet of Bay-zar, the story unfolds in a barren landscape filled with dust and limited resources. Travelers can find a mix of goods, from ship parts to unusual delicacies, in this unique tourist trap. The protagonist navigates this strange environment, confronting the absurdities of life on a remote world where even religions are for sale. The narrative promises a blend of adventure and satire, exploring themes of consumerism and survival in an isolated setting.

      Class-M Exile
    • Space Ships & Other Trips

      A Short Story Collection Book II

      • 186pages
      • 7 heures de lecture

      This collection showcases a diverse array of speculative fiction stories by Raven Oak, highlighting her journey over the past decade. Readers can expect thrilling space adventures infused with mystery, gripping near-future narratives, and thought-provoking post-apocalyptic tales. The stories also offer insightful explorations of the human psyche, reflecting the author's multi-faceted talent in blending genres and themes.

      Space Ships & Other Trips
    • Voices Carry

      A Story of Teaching, Transitions, & Truths

      • 310pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      Set in a futuristic world, this narrative explores the ethical and societal implications of cloning through the eyes of a protagonist who grapples with identity and self-worth. As clones begin to challenge their predetermined roles, themes of individuality and autonomy emerge. The story delves into the complexities of relationships between clones and their originals, raising questions about what it means to be truly human. The tension between societal expectations and personal desires drives the plot forward, making for a thought-provoking read.

      Voices Carry
    • Dragon Springs & Other Things

      A Short Story Collection Book I

      • 206pages
      • 8 heures de lecture

      Featuring a diverse array of fantastical stories, this debut collection showcases the imaginative range of Raven Oak's writing over the past decade. Readers will encounter gothic and urban fantasy elements alongside post-apocalyptic and steampunk narratives, highlighting her multi-award-winning talent and artistic vision. Each tale invites exploration into richly crafted worlds, blending various genres to captivate and inspire.

      Dragon Springs & Other Things
    • Every time a bell rings, someone's going to die...Around Christmas, many towns and villages are full of wonder and magic, full of smiling people who live to spread seasonal joy. But in the dreary village of Dekwood, the midnight bells are ringing once again...The days are silent and the nights are filled with terror in the little village. Adults and children alike hide under their covers when the jingling bells sound. No one wishes to hear them, or see who they bring...except for one young girl.Who are these Ringers? Why does no one speak out against the evil in town? Young Elise seeks deadly answers in hopes that she can save the town...and herself.Will the Ringers take them all, or will Elise release evil’s grip on the little village of Dekwood?

      The Ringers