Dwayne Phillips: 116 books

Aliens have landed, disrupted our economy, and defeated our military without firing a short. The are not little green men, but they are tiny and completely unexpected.

Mike Hatfield was innocent of all wrongdoing. The McCoys didn't care. They claimed he hacked the sensors and the justice system. The Judge advised him to seek safety in a City of Refuge.

Matt and Dave are floating down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon on a raft with four young women. Their only thoughts are survival and the thoughts of a place called Las Vegas - in the 23rd century.

Allen moved in from out of state. He is ahead of his grade in high school and bored to death. He has to sit in Study Hall everyday with a bunch of freshmen. One day, he does the freshmen a favor - something that upsets the Librarian.

Neal and Joyce were married and loved one another deeply. On this Saturday afternoon they each had prepared a special gift for their spouse. What could possibly go wrong?

A fable about a boy who is smaller than other children and learns to be friends with his size.

A dust storm leads a wandering man to literally bump into a building. Pulled inside to save his life, the wanderer learns that this building has kept several hundred people alive for a generation. The building was built Before a deadly event, and these people are struggling to survive in the world After.

Mike walks away from a good life to live on the streets with the homeless. He writes notes to his sister asking for items for the homeless and inspires others to give.

George is on vacation, at least he thought he was. Instead, he finds himself sitting alone on a bench at an outlet center while his wife is shopping. George is slowly going mad, until relief comes from unexpected sources.

Two 6th-grade boys play a game of basketball. The game is a terrible mismatch. The victor is unable to come to terms with the outcome for 40 years.

Phil Lawson walks into the U.S. Patent and Trade Office for his first day of work. Nothing, however, happens as expected. He finds himself far underground talking in single-syllable sentences and seeing technology that few others have seen.

The government has abandoned the dangerous zones. The Interstate routes pass through those dangerous zones. The only entrance is through one of the islands on the interstate.

All Joel wants to do is buy ten chocolate bars. Joel, however, lives in the near future when sugary foods are sold only at government-operated stores to prevent people from becoming unhealthy and burdening the health care system.

Dave is stuck between towns on a back highway. All he needs is gas, but he gets everything else. And everyone in this in-between place talks about nothing but food. Everyone, that is, except for a young woman and a wandering old man.