
Jamie A. Hughes
Jamie A. Hughes is an author who likes to think she has perfected the art of dreaming she is somewhere else. This desire to escape from undesirable places like doctor’s waiting rooms, long car rides, and staff meetings compelled her to try her hand at fantasy and science fiction writing, and she has never regretted taking that first step. Not even once. Currently, she is working as a professor of literature and composition at a small Florida college and as a freelance editor working through www.editavenue.com. She recently received the 2006 Douglas Freels Poetry Award and has been accepted for publication in several fantasy anthologies. Happily, she has been able to find good homes for her academic work as well, including Peake Studies, The Journal of Evolutionary Psychology, and The Journal of Popular Culture. In addition to writing, her passions include St. Louis Cardinals baseball, comic books, and getting lost in foreign countries. Her future plans include publishing a non-fiction testimonial about her first year with Multiple Sclerosis and earning a Ph.D. in English from the University of Florida.
Titles Available from Jamie A. Hughes
 | Writing short stories is not easy. The reason it isn't easy is because they are short. The writer is still charged with producing living characters who have personalities: good, bad, or milksop. Add to that a dynamic narrative that gives you, the reader, an opportunity to see, hear, feel, smell, and taste what the folks who inhabit those little stories do, and the authors have a demanding job on their hands. Short stories are a great deal more than sitting on an old apple crate and hammering away at the QWERTY. |
 | Does time exist as a separate dimension? Does it have a unique place with definable limits in space? Does it move independently according to its own purpose? Or does it only move when other things move, completely dependent on prevailing conditions and binding dimensions in its surrounding space-a causal result bound to the whole? Perhaps it’s just a simpleminded construct humans have concocted to explain the inexplicable. Is it vaguely possible that it’s a set of branes slightly out of sync and we may pass from one to the next at will? Maybe it’s a simple kink in dimensions that can be crossed by anyone walking in precisely the right direction. It could be that it’s just a mental state altered simply by a minor amount of imagination applied correctly. Perhaps it is no more than a drug- or mantra-induced change of mental state-something hallucinated-something seen but unseeable. Or is there more to it than we can fathom? In the world of physics, all of this-and much more-is being looked into by serious, conservative scientists as well as those with their mental equipment more loosely adjusted-or even unfastened completely, their brains rolling about like marbles in an empty railroad freight car. |
New Paperback Releases
 | Released: April 2018 Sleepy Time For Captain Eris Margret A. Treiber
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But after something destroys half of Paris, magic seems to be going wild, and what should have been a straightforward hunt almost gets him and his vampire friend Angelus killed. Dylan is torn between the lure of the dead past that ensnares almost every revenant, the mundane yet vital responsibilities to the people he cares for, and the deadly threat of magic unleashed.
Far away, leanan sidhe Keenan Murray must escape his vampire masters, discover his lost past… and that discovery will link him irrevocably to Dylan O'Reily.
' align='left' hspace='10'> | Released: April 2018 French Roast Apocalypse Kathleen Moffre-Spoor Ryk E. Spoor |

Now on the run, branded a rebel and a murderous psi, Varan's hope to save the Empire – and perhaps the Galaxy – rests on his own determination and still-untested powers, two alien scientists with their own agendas, the mysterious trader named The Eonwyl… and Taelin Mel'Tasne's faith in his friend.
' align='left' hspace='10'> | Released: April 2018 Revelation Ryk E. Spoor
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 | Released: March 2018 The Blue Marble P.G. Baumstarck
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 | Released: March 2018 Catching Hell Part 1 Marc Watson
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 | Released: March 2018 The Fortune Follies Catori Sarmiento
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 | Released: March 2018 Flit Ed Morawski
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 | Released: March 2018 Redeeming The Plumb Peter Prellwitz
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 | Released: February 2018 Beware Of Memories Dr. Patrick K. Jaynes Darlien Breeze |
 | Released: February 2018 The Wounded Frontier Michael D. Smith
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 | Released: February 2018 Far From Paradise P.G. Baumstarck
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