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In a voice visceral and searing, Collin Barber has taken the solitudes of haiku and the short songs of tanka and turned them on their heads, in conscious supplication to whatever redemptions the art of poetry might offer. These are poems of unquiet and torment. They are written in the flaring language of self-reproach and personal hell, bent moonlight and splattered blood. As such, The Devil is a Child calls upon the reader as a lost soul calls upon a friend: for succor, understanding, and forgiveness. Barber reminds us that such things are often lost for want of asking, and that silence gives consent. With this book Barber has achieved a kind of modern miniature by a dweller in Dante's Inferno, without the liturgical trappings.

Dark, grimy, sensual, hideous, horrendous, within, subtle, straight-up, derelict, once, doom, destiny, bound, Disney Land, rank, fraud, plagiarism, writer's bloque, sand, whippets & marmalade.

The anthology series spanning 50 years of Star Trek returns in this oversized annual! These weird and wonderful stories--set during the Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and more--expand on rarely explored corners of the universe or provide closure for long-forgotten plot threads. But they all remind us of why we love Trek. This volume features your favorite characters, including Data, Q, and Ezri Dax, handled by the top creators of today and the future!

Just as the crew is finally able to communicate with their Tholian passenger, the Enterprise runs into a new obstacle--a Tholian web! But as the crew works with other trapped ships to figure out how to escape, new questions about what the Tholian Assembly is planning darken the horizon.

As the last year of their original mission begins, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise will have to use all of the skills they've acquired along the way as they prepare to face the biggest challenge of their lives--a dark threat that doesn't just threaten their existence, but the existence of the entire Federation as well...

As a fleet of Tholian vessels closes in, Kirk and the rest of the crew struggle to free the Enterprise from the Tholian Web before it’s too late. And with the destruction of the ship hanging in the balance, Bright Eyes will have to make a choice between their human friends or going home. The final voyages of the original mission continue here!

A Tholian horde bearing down on Earth, a time-traveling madman out for blood, a rot festering within the highest levels of the Federation that’s about to explode – and that’s just where we begin! The biggest battle the Enterprise and her crew have ever faced continues in part two of the amazing three-part finale of Star Trek: Year Five from showrunners Jackson Lanzing & Collin Kelly (Gotham City Garage, Green Arrow) and artist Stephen Thompson (Satellite Falling, Die Hard: Year One).

As Captain Kirk prepares to run the gauntlet of his Klingon persecutors, Dr. McCoy attempts to expose a disturbing secret that stretches to the highest levels of Starfleet Medical, even if it costs him his career. Fan-favorite STAR TREK artist Angel Hernandez (STAR TREK: GREEN LANTERN, STAR TREK: PICARD—COUNTDOWN) joins showrunners Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly for the amazing conclusion of “Guide of Fire”!