Stars, Specters, and Super-Powers

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Stars, Specters, and Super-Powers includes the following short stories:

  • The Black Sphinx of Dover: An encounter at a sci-fi convention after-party changes everything for two newcomers. The protagonist's hazy memories of a disturbing incident haunt her until she returns to find out what really happened.
  • Starshadows in Sideways Time: In the far future, a space ark fleeing the dying universe is assaulted by mysterious alien entities.
  • All Your Friends Are Monsters: Two medieval warriors escape a gladiatorial slave pit with the help of an ally who might be more dangerous than their enemy.
  • Turmierre Returns to the Sky: Horgic and Charn meet their benefactor and discover the purpose for which they were freed.
  • A Bad Habit: An enhanced agent in a world of government-controlled supermen begins to explore new abilities.
  • Its Own Place: A traveler's entire reality begins to unravel after encountering an occult ritual.
  • Mister Blue Sky: An emotionally scarred super-powered hero and her friends go up against a quirky magical menace with the help of a famous otherworld champion.
  • The Man Comes Around: Unfortunate hikers are caught up in the battle between an alien scientist and the villainous Covenant.
  • Misfits and Mistakes: In the midst of an alien invasion, competing factions of super-powered beings struggle to claim one powerful but unpredictable resource.

It also includes two Appendices with extra background material and an RPG adventure based on "All Your Friends are Monsters."

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About the author

Christina Lea

After slipping out the back door of the local university with a degree in psychology, Christina Lea worked in laboratories, charted ground water movement, started fires, ran a comic book store, and wrote all kinds of stuff, including games, technical specifications, proposals, news articles, revolutionary leaflets, stories, and really long sentences. Some of these things she did for fun, and some she did for people who paid her - or were supposed to pay her. You might also remember her as Tanith E. Howard of the Dunwich Herald, although the odds of this are low and still dropping.