Scott Clark: 56 books

First came the comet. Then came the sickness. And then they came. A comet hurtles towards the earth. There are only days before impact. Something must be done and it is. A few days later, some people begin to stagger and stumble. And they cannot speak. At first they...

First came the comet. Then came the sickness. Then they came. The zombies. The plague has taken its toll and the population has been decimated. The survivors of the plague are now trying to survive what has now come. The zombies. It's a zombie invasion...

He's coming. From across the galaxy, he's coming.  In a future where government is virtually galaxy wide and dominated by the Bureaus, an emergency team, responding to a beacon from an outpost in another sector of the known, makes a grisly discovery: All five hundred people on board the station...

Hell just came open. Millions in stolen money, an abandoned mine, and a ghost town. What could possibly go wrong? Strange voices on a disused telephone, that's what. Two men drive into the Sierra Nevada to find a mine. Not to sightsee; to find stolen money. It is there...

Hell just came open. Millions in stolen money, an abandoned mine, and a ghost town. What could possibly go wrong? Strange voices on a disused telephone, that's what. Two men drive into the Sierra Nevada to find a mine. Not to sightsee; to find stolen money. It is there...

Night is coming on and things gather past the edge of the light in the blackness beyond, unseen, unseeable. A groan, a sigh, a resignation to the pain, the anguish, the terror. A shadow moves. What is that? It is coming. From out of the blackness it is coming. A woman and...

The sun has set. Darkness settles in. There is quiet. Nothing stirs, at least not yet. All is quiet; all is peaceful. But then a shriek and something stirs in the shadows. And a sound. A scream that dies out on the wind. A disturbing message The sound of chopping,...

Enlightenment and Secularism is a collection of twenty eight essays that seek to understand the connection between the European Enlightenment and the emergence of secular societies, as well as the character or nature of those societies. The contributors are drawn from a variety of disciplines including...

Things have changed. The Truth has not. The 1950's are gone forever. The days of the Sunday school attendance award and the much-loved Sunday school picnic have faded into oblivion. Yet some youth ministries still operate as if today's kids are living in a vacuum, unaffected by the changing morals...

He is the Keeper. He is the guardian of Astra. And he was alone. But not anymore. A transport pod lands on the surface of the planet. It carries a visitor there for a   purpose. He is there to kill the Tanis, the head of the Nine Kingdoms. The Tanis...

A boy. And a jewel of great power. And evil men are after him to get it. Daniel Tompkins is a normal boy with normal kinds of problems. He isn’t doing as well in school as his mother wants him to and he doesn't really fit in very well. But now a bully has zeroed in on...

Publishing essays in the age of the tweet is a bit like selling buggywhips next to the car dealership. One would only expect such an activity to be pursued by old fuddy-duddies waving their canes at the kids on their lawns. We are actually huge proponents of social media. The restrictions of 140 characters...

The essays in the book analyze cases of cooperation in a wide range of ethnographic, archaeological and evolutionary settings. Cooperation is examined in situations of market exchange, local and long-distance reciprocity, hierarchical relations, common property and commons access, and cooperatives....

Hell just came open. Millions in stolen money, an abandoned mine, and a ghost town. What could possibly go wrong? Strange voices on a disused telephone, that's what. Two men drive into the Sierra Nevada to find a mine. Not to sightsee; to find stolen money. It is there...