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This issue of Surgical Oncology Clinics of North America, Guest Edited by John M. Kane III, MD, is devoted to Sarcomas.  Articles in this issue include: Prognostic Factors and Staging for Soft Tissue Sarcomas; Margin Status and Local Recurrence: Correlation or Causation?; Systemic Chemotherapy in...

Two friends.  One girl.  Three strangers.  One car.  Three Black Bags.  Nothing is ever simple.

Sit in the cockpit with three-war flying ace Matt Henderson as he fights, loves, and prevails in The Forgotten (a.k.a. Korean) War.

Kayla Covington is a Private Eye for all occasions on the alien world of Pheros. She is the one you hire to find what you have lost, to glean information on a rival to use against them, or to discreetly remove something that could cause embarrassment. She thought she had seen and heard it all, that...

Flora Lichtman had it all – the dream job with the storied law firm of Bart, Grabek & Morse, the dream boyfriend and a bright future. But when economic realities hard times threaten the long-term health of the firm, everything turns upside-down.Salvation comes in the form Jack Jarvis, the...

When her husband goes away on business, a fragile woman is left alone in her expansive home with only her child and her maids, and set upon by dangers real, or imagined. A short story with gothic/psychological overtones.

Named for heaven, the kingdom of Elessia once served as a beacon to the world. Now its name has become a byword for decadence. When Lord Prince Marcus de Pilars hears the beginnings of a vast conspiracy from the lips of his dying mother, he sets out to uncover the motives lurking behind the war his...

A young woman from Michigan discovers a colonial gravestone bearing her name in the small burial plot near her ancestral home in Massachusetts. Fueled by clues offered in a long hidden diary, Dee Dearborn embarks on a compelling quest to uncover the life and times of her namesake. Thus begins an emotional...

The small mountain village of Hereth sits apart from the rest of the country of Aesa and it is further removed since it borders the mystical valley of Black Rock. But, Elem still dreams of one day following in his late parents footsteps and traveling the world. His job at the local tavern, his best...

Join an epic tale over one thousand years in the making. It starts with the actions of one simple man, Tark the Trident, but soon grows to encompass entire countries. Whether he likes it or not, Tark is destined to become a champion of salvation and fight against his enslavers. With the aid of an...

The fourth book of poetry by H. J. Lee Bennett, III (a.k.a. Lee the Poet), The Terminal promises to pick up where Babylon Songs left off. This is Lee's first book of poetry in over six years, yet he makes no missteps and pulls no punches in this triumphant return. If you are a fan of cerebral yet...

After more than five millennia, the dominion of the Lords of Kobol is at an end.In "Book One: Apotheosis," the Thirteenth Tribe left and the Pantheon was split. In "Book Two: Descent," Zeus returned to assert his command and Apollo confided the history of the gods in someone he could trust....

The Autobiography of Blue Woman The life of the Northern Arapaho, Blue Woman, and her two children weave through ten compelling, contiguous but not continuous stories about life on the Wind River Reservation and beyond. You will meet her children Moon-Swallow Girl and Corn-Silk Boy, her father...

“Mr. Ash,” began the labcoat, “this story of yours is fascinating! I think it offers great insights into addiction. Does alcoholism run in your family?”“My Granddad died in the gutter, they say,” Ash said.“Also, another good definition is continued use in the face of adversity. Any DUI’s...