Just a quick note to let you know that The Lohvian Cycle I by Kenneth Bulmer, writing as Alan Burt Akers, is now available in paperback as well as hardcover. You will find it on Amazon and at all other good bookstores.

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The Lohvian Cycle II by Alan Burt Akers is now available from all good bookstores in the hardback edition.

This volume in The Dray Prescot Saga contains books 41 to 43  in the epic series, and a glossary to the Lohvian Cycle.

Available now from Amazon.com and all other good bookstores.

The back cover blurb…

Scorpio Ablaze:
Under the twin sun, Antares, the planet Kregen is a world of wonder and terror, of beauty and horror. Now, in the streaming mingled lights of the Suns of Scorpio, Prescot takes up the Krozair brand to save his friends who are about to be killed by the vicious Shank lord. Then he must rally the coalition of forces from Vallia, Hamel and Tsungfaril, to expel the Shanks from Tarankar. But things rarely go according to plan on Kregen…

Scorpio Drums:
Dray Prescot has recently given up the job of being Emperor of Vallia, only to be pitchforked into the task of uniting all the varied continents and islands of Paz to resist the reiving onslaughts of the Shanks. People are beginning to call him the Emperor of Emperors, the Emperor of Paz. During the battle, to his horror, he sees Delia being carried off by a group of the whiptailed Kataki slavers, galloping off astride zorcas. Frenziedly he charges after them…

Scorpio Triumph:
Down in the continent of Loh expeditions have ventured below the City of Eternal Twilight into the Realm of the Drums in search of one of the rubies. A Wizard of Loh, Na-Si-Fantong, has been collecting the rubies, and it is believed he wants them for no good purposes. He has succeeded in obtaining a ruby and vanishes into the maze of tunnels under the city. Not really convinced of the importance of the Skantiklar, Prescot has to go in pursuit. Alone, he threads his way through the labyrinth, already feeling he will never catch Na-Si-Fantong…

This edition also includes a Glossary to the entire Lohvian Cycle.

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The Krozair Cycle – new edition

March 21, 2012

A new edition of the paperback and hardback of The Krozair Cycle by Alan Burt Akers is now available. The new edition includes the short story “Wizard of Scorpio” in addition to the three books of the Krozair cycle: The Tides of Kregen, Renegades of Kregen and Krozair of Kregen. The old edition is now [...]

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Sword and Planet Fiction

January 8, 2012

Fans of the Dray Prescot series of planetary adventures by Alan Burt Akers may be interested in a very good and informative article on Sword and Planet Fiction on ERBzine. Written by two stalwart fans and supporters of the Dray Prescot series — Charles Gramlich and Stephen Servello. Well worth the read!

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NEW: The Garden by Renée Angers

December 23, 2011

New from Renee Angers, the author of Ice and a Curious Man, is The Garden, a strong and emotional story from a great storyteller. The Garden is available from all good ebookstores in various ebook formats, including at Amazon for the Kindle, wowio.com, scribd.com, fictionwise.com and ebooks.com. Now also on Smashwords.com, iTunes and at B&N.com [...]

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NEW: The Lohvian Cycle I by Alan Burt Akers

December 16, 2011

The first part of the Lohvian Cycle, The Lohvian Cycle I, by Alan Burt Akers, is now available in hard cover from Bladud Books. You can find it at Amazon.com and all other good bookstores. The Lohvian Cycle I is the eleventh omnibus and contains Scorpio Reborn, Scorpio Assassin and Scorpio Invasion (all available separately [...]

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The Havilfar Cycle ebook has been republished in 2 volumes

December 13, 2011

To keep the volume numbering consistent between the ebooks and the printed books, I have split The Havilfar Cycle ebook into two volumes, The Havilfar Cycle I and The Havilfar Cycle II. They are volumes 2 and 3 respectively of the Saga of Dray Prescot omnibus editions. The original single volume ebook, The Havilfar Cycle, [...]

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NEW: The Keep by Roger Taylor

December 1, 2011

Roger Taylor, author of the bestselling “The Chronicles of Hawklan” has returned with possibly the most original fantasy novel you will have read in years. The Keep is set in an imaginary world, not too dissimilar to our own. Josyff, a surveyor, is sent to the Keep by the mysterious authoritarian regime in control of [...]

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NEW: The Witch War Cycle by Alan Burt Akers

November 9, 2011

The latest omnibus ebook edition title is now available. The Witch War Cycle is the tenth omnibus from Alan Burt Akers and contains volumes 33 to 37 in the epic Saga of Dray Prescot: Werewolves of Kregen,  Witches of Kregen, Storm over Vallia,  Omens of Kregen and Warlord of Antares. The Witch War Cycle is [...]

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NEW: Less Than A Full Deck by Doug Pike and Harry Margulies

November 3, 2011

Our latest cartoon book is now available! Less Than A Full Deck by Doug Pike and Harry Margulies is a collection of 100 hilarious gambling cartoons. Doug Pike has created three previous ebooks with Mushroom: The Grapes of Laugh, Splattered on the Road to Wealth, and Pukka & Fremd. Doug is a long-time member of  [...]

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NEW: The Pandahem Cycle II by Alan Burt Akers

August 17, 2011

The Pandahem Cycle II, the ninth omnibus of “The Saga of Dray Prescot”, by Kenneth Bulmer writing as Alan Burt Akers, is now published in ebook format, as well as in paperback and hard cover from Bladud Books. eBook formats include Kindle, Sony Reader, PDF, eReader, Mobipocket, Rocket eBook, Microsoft Reader, and others, and can [...]

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Free eBooks on WOWIO

August 3, 2011

Most, if not all of Mushroom eBooks’ titles are currently available for free download from wowio.com. You will need to sign up if you are not already registered. Books are in PDF only. This may be an excellent opportunity to try out some of our excellent authors. Hurry — I don’t know how long this [...]

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