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If you haven't laughed at anything other than national politics this year, you need NEON LIGHTS, the 2-in-one novel about writing and the awesome powers of amazing cleavage, combining the socio-political Kung Fu of Chris Rock with the raw sexuality of The Disney Channel. Nothing problematic about that.

Poems from the multinational writing group, Writing Challenge Fun. Featuring innovative, thought-provoking, heart-wrenching, uplifting imagery and gifted wordplay, this poetry anthology will be sure to become a favorite.

Have you ever wondered if Ginneth fights fair? Jared Feeto in a krump battle: necessary? Would your life be better if Idras Melba stayed by your side? Come for the answers you need as we tell 2020 to GTFO and take its utter BS with it (even far future cultural archaeologists will know what we mean).CONVERSATIONS (that never happened) WITH IDRAS

ADVENTURE... just got 35% cooler. Milo Jetstream. Ramses Jetstream. Coming to save the world one last damn time against the False Prophet Buford in the battle to save the Earth, preserve the soul, and make sure folks get home in one piece... Cabals. Fae folk in Walmart. And the whale that was poured into the oceans when the world first cooled from creation. Adventure doesn't need a new name. It needs a vacation.

Where Sword and Soul ends and before Steamfunk begins, there is the Age of Spring Technology and Clockwork. Imagine an alternate universe where chronomancer Benjamin Banneker crafts a world of automatons, clockwork airships and other marvels; where Nat Turner leads a rebellion, killing hordes of vampire slave owners; where the pirate queen, Black Pitch Pauline joins Jean-Jacques Dessalines in defeating Napoleon during the Haitian Revolution. Think Three Finger'd Jack; the pirate, Black Caesar; the Black Count, Nat Turner, and the Stono Rebellion...THAT is Rococoa! Fourteen masters of speculative fiction have taken a new genre, embraced its established themes and refashioned them in surprising ways and settings. The result is an anthology that defies its genre even as it defines it.

UnCommon Origins presents 22 depictions of moments on the precipice, beginnings both beautiful and tragic. Fantastical stories of Creation, Feral Children, Gods and Goddesses (both holy and horrific), and possibilities you never dared imagine come to life. Including stories from some of the most talented Speculative Fiction and Magical Realism authors around, UnCommon Origins will revisit the oldest questions in the universe: Where did we come from? and What comes next?

Know your history, because the story you think you're telling is never the one that's being told. 13 bold stories of dream factories afraid of the dark, of charlatans, inquisitors, barbarian Smurfs, the reincarnation of lazy Americans, British devil babies, the power of loneliness, of the usefulness of boy bands to time travelers, and more... Historical Inaccuracies. Pop quiz: Are you sure?

All a captain wanted was a little chill time, a few tunes, and quality barbecue.Woe to those blocking her groove.Commandeer one piece of out-of-this-world tech that allows travel to anyplace at anytime and suddenly you have an evil billionaire and a corporate queenpin on your ass to get it back, factions scrabbling at the power grab to end all power grabs, and an AI of unknown power working behind the scenes. Four women; One machine goddess; Humanity's future in the balance. Mix in a Hellbilly, Saharan elves, and the baddest Pacific Octopus this side of Atlantis?and it's not just a job, it's the whole-ass adventure.

Fantasy with the spirit of Miyazaki, the power of African folklore, and the unblinking eye of Pratchett, full of subtle worldbuilding, wry charm, and the stealthy dangers of a fairy tale told in the deepest recesses of the night.