Best Selling Books by Cecilia Tan

Like a God''s Kiss combines the epic and the erotic, the mythological and the real, to culminate in seven engaging and steamy stories. With protagonists ranging from heroic Hercules to arrogant Arachne and plots ranging from the well-known to the never-before-seen, readers will discover all new aspects about their favorite mythological characters, and will be introduced to a few new ones as well.

This is the 3rd episode in the first season of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Melissa Blue. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Taneesha''s brother can always cheer her up, but this is going a little too far: trying to engineer her love life? On the other hand . . . his friend Diego is definitely sexy, and owns a game store, to boot. Elli thinks of her new job like a video game (complete with an evil wizard), in an attempt to make this one last, while Aditi tiptoes through a visit from her in-laws. Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.

This is the 1st episode in the first season of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Cathy Yardley. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Michelle and Aditi have been friends for ages, but with Michelle as Aditi''s editor for her debut fantasy novel, their relationship is under a bit of strain. Aditi needs to blow off some steam-a hot Tinder date does the trick (and then some). Meanwhile, Taneesha and Elli are both having some job trouble. Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.

Daron''s Guitar Chronicles: Omnibus Edition collects chapters 1-201 of the popular web serial (volumes 1-3 in ebook form), and includes some special bonus material. DGC tells the story of Daron Marks, a young guitarist trying to make it in the 1980s. It''s a tale of "sex, drugs, and rock and roll" set at the height of AIDS hysteria, the era of "Just Say No (to drugs)," and when corporations kept a tight rein on musical genres and styles, before the "alternative rock" revolution. Daron is gay and is fighting internalized homophobia as well as resistance from the mainstream. After leaving home on a music scholarship, then leaving music school for the club stages of Boston, can Daron find the acceptance and love he needs, and the fame he wants? The omnibus paperback is over 300 pages of rock and roll diary, covering Daron''s adventures from 1986 through spring 1989. Also included are a "bonus" article from the website (a feature magazine interview with the band), and two "scrapbook" pages of clippings never before seen by web readers and available only in the paperback.

All new Fiction by: Storm Constantine, Scott Edelman, Ray Garton, John Everson, D. Harlan Wilson, Erinn L. Kemper and Cecilia Tan Interviews with: Cecilia Tan, Del Howison and Joseph Nassise Articles on: "Fear, Desire, and the stories of Robert Aickman" by Lawrence C. Connolly, "Inner Demons: Desire and Conflict in Horror" Article by K. H. Vaughan, "Driving into the Sun SHRIEKFEST 2014" by John Palisano, Cover Model Nofar Avigdor Profile Jade Sky Comic by: Joe McKinney and Patrick Freivald with artwork from B. MacKay. Columns from Gary Braunbeck, Yvonne Navarro, Richard Dansky, Robert Morrish, Michael R. Collings, Donald Tyson and so much more!

This is the 10th episode of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Rachel Stuhler. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Elli’s life is looking up—her new job involves going to cons (as part of the job!), Ruby is a total rockstar, and the world is generally feeling pretty sparkly lately. But when it all comes to a screeching halt, Elli struggles to face the challenges ahead. Taneesha and Diego meet their own major challenge . . . and it just might not be one they can overcome. Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.

Winner of the Rose and Bay Award for Crowdfunded Fiction! Sex, drugs, and rock and roll. Coming out and coming of age in the days of AIDS, MTV, Reaganomics, and Just Say No. Daron Marks is a young guitar player with a dream, make it big like the guys he grew up idolizing in New Jersey--or at least escape his dysfunctional family. He makes it as far as music school in Rhode Island, and the rock clubs of Boston beckon him. But in the year 1986 it''s hard to succeed from the closet. "For me, Daron is one of those rare fictional characters that I have a hard time believing does not actually exist on the physical plane. He is just too real. Part of it is that Daron is only a couple of years older than me and the way the 80s are brought to life here reminds me very much of my own coming of age: the musical references, the language, the AIDS scare, the technology, the hair... Most of all, though, it is the fact that Daron is an extremely well written character. He grows and changes and engages." -Reviews by Jessewave

Long-awaited erotic adventure story from one of today''s top erotica writers. Roommates Kobi and Merin have a problem. They live in a carefree, utopian society where oppression and inequality have been eradicated. The problem? Kobi and Merin harbour secret taboo desires, fantasising about slavery and sexual domination. Through their computer networks they begin to seek out others who share their desires but when their society opens diplomacy and trading with a war-like domineering culture, suppressed desires burst forth. Is it the end of the world as they know it

This is the 8th episode of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Cathy Yardley. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Of all the people Michelle doesn’t want to apologize to, Sterling Knight is at the top of the list. And yet...here she is, apologizing for Aditi’s (amazing, groundbreaking, kickass) post. Trust an MRA moron to ruin anything good in the world. Meanwhile, Christina tries to help Taneesha, but things don’t go quite as planned. Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.

Kyle Wadsworth has mastered sex magic, dreamwalking, and even poetry in his years at Veritas. But in this conclusion to the Magic University series of new adult paranormal fantasy romance, Kyle begins his senior year full of doubt. Will the dire ancient prophecy he has been studying come true if Kyle cannot find true love? The signs of the Burning Days seem to be everywhere—odd storms, earthquakes, and people losing their magic—and though Kyle has many loving friends and eager acquaintances, he has no true love in sight. The only person in Kyle''s heart is Frost, and the last time they laid eyes on each other, it didn''t end well. Frost has a troubled past and deep secrets. Kyle begins to hope, though, when it appears he and Frost will be in a class together. A poetry class. Maybe Frost will start to thaw after all, though Kyle has a long way to go from nemesis to lover. If the prophecy speaks true, our hero will need love to keep the world, his friends, and himself from losing magic forever. "The Magic University books really need to be read all together to be understood. You should definitely grab all four books and get comfortable – you’re in for an exciting ride! The Poet and the Prophecy is a satisfying conclusion to the series, and one that adult Harry Potter fans will no doubt enjoy." —Lucy Felthouse, Seattle Post-Intelligencer "I love that in The Poet and The Prophecy Kyle needs to draw on everything about himself to succeed, from his talent as a poet to his bisexuality. How often do bisexuals get to save the world in books? Kyle accomplishes things that a ''typical'' straight hero would fail at, including the ''enemies to lovers'' relationship we''ve all been waiting for since book one." –BookPost "Tan has long been one of the foremost voices in writing and publishing erotic sci-fi and fantasy. With her New Adult paranormal romance Magic University series, Tan combines her favorite elements from the Harry Potter books with LGBT characters and eroticism. Her protagonist Kyle Wadsworth, studying at the secret magical university Veritas, learns to harness sex magic to combat sirens and prophecies alike. With Kyle starting out knowing less than Jon Snow, he experiences the kind of in-depth sexual apprenticeship that Anastasia Steele should have learned at the hands of Christian Grey." —Tor.com "Very nice series of books that I look forward to rereading some day. The frequent description of ''Harry Potter for Adults'' made me fear it would be totally derivative, but it really wasn''t." —BookLikes

This is the 6th episode of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Cecilia Tan. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Every lady geek has heard about other lady geeks being harassed, but Taneesha never thought it would happen to her. But she finds herself living a nightmare when the coworker she beat at Warcraft makes his beef with her public online. Michelle finds some like-minded people at a kinky party . . . but realizes that she’s still figuring out what turns her on and what definitely turns her off. Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.

You don''t have to be an evil genius to figure that superheroes are hot, and not just because of the perfect bodies clad in spandex (or leather, or stylized body armor). Film adaptations of favorite superheroes continue to rise in popularity and comic book conventions are among the best-attended gatherings in the world. But as comic book creators and artists have been trumpeting for decades, comic books are not for kids. Although the battles of good versus evil and of archetypal iconic figures in struggle tug at our primal, childhood selves, these same primal urges lead us to exploring the erotic side of heroes--and villains. How could the stylized physiques and skin-tight costumes (think of the bodacious bosom of Wonder Woman or the Batman''s codpiece) common in the milieu "not" lead to erotic thoughts and explorations? This "Like A Mask Removed" Omnibus contains both volumes of the ebook series (Volume One: Superheroes, Volume Two: Supervillains) in one sex-charged package!

This is the 9th episode of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Cathy Yardley. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Taneesha is more than ready for things to get hot(ter) with Diego, but there’s something . . . off. When a romantic dinner leads to a shocking confession from him, she has to reassess their whole relationship, and decide what she really wants. Meanwhile, Elli has an enlightening conversation with Ruby, and Christina gets some seriously unwelcome news at work. Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.

Uncanny Magazine is a bimonthly science fiction and fantasy magazine first published in November 2014. Edited by 2016 & 2017 Hugo award winners for best semiprozine Lynne M. Thomas and Michael Damian Thomas, Julia Rios and Michi Trota, each issue includes new stories, poetry, articles, and interviews.

The team that brought you the Yankees Annual (and before that Bombers Broadside) now brings you the newly revamped YANKEES YEARLY! With all the features fans of the world''s greatest baseball team have come to love and crave every spring, including our Top Ten Prospects List, Team Roster Preview, interviews with current players, former players, and up-and-coming prospects, analyses of the lineup and team strengths, and great historical articles. The 2012 edition features:* Robinson Cano on Hitting, interviewed by David Laurila* Top Prospects, by Howard Megdal* Jim Bouton on the 50th anniversary of 1962, interviewed by Chip Greene* Granderson''s Grand Year: stacking up against the great NYY center fielders of the past, by Dave Golebiewski* Year in Review by Keith DeCandido* Draft Day and Farm System looks by E.J. Fagan and much more!Changes in the Collective Bargaining Agreement will change the way the Yankees approach draft day. Be prepared with all the inside scoop.Nostalgic for 1962? Our writers talk with Whitey Ford and Jim Bouton about a championship run, and about dominant left-handers throughout Yankees history.

James ne veut pas renoncer à Karina et fera tout pour la garder. S''il est prêt à partager avec elle ses secrets les plus sombres, sa compagne est-elle disposée à les entendre ? Lorsqu''il la retrouve à New York, James lui propose non seulement de tout lui dire, mais il la veut aussi à ses côtés... sur scène, lors de sa dernière apparition musicale. En travaillant ensemble, ils regagnent la confiance et l''amour qu''ils avaient perdus. Mais le monde de James est empli de pièges, leur couple sera-t-il suffisamment solide pour résister aux obstacles qui jonchent leur chemin ?

This is the 5th episode of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Melissa Blue. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Taneesha’s issues at work have really been getting to her, and when she tries to soothe herself with a relaxing afternoon of World of Warcraft, she finds that her professional troubles have invaded even that safe space. At least in Warcraft she can fight back—so she does, with a vengeance. Meanwhile, Christina finds herself falling for Vivi in a way she hadn’t thought possible. Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.

This is the 12th episode of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Cecilia Tan. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Fairy Con! It’s everything Elli could have hoped for, with good costumes and old friends, despite the ache of missing Ruby. But when her night takes a turn for the worse, she finds herself in a situation she can’t control. In New York, Michelle, too, has a difficult night, after she makes a mistake she can’t take back. And Michelle really, really hates making mistakes. Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.

This is the 11th episode of Geek Actually, a 13-episode serial from Serial Box Publishing. This episode written by Melissa Blue. Meet your new best girlfriends in this sexy, genre-busting serial that''s all about feminism, friendship, and fandom. Storming away from Diego when he morphed into a GamerGate-defending monster in a sweet, hot guy’s body felt one hundred percent right at the time, but after a talk with Bobby, Taneesha begins to see the situation in a new light. Should she give Diego a chance to explain? Or should she let the best relationship she’s ever been in crash and burn like everything else in her life at the moment? Join this tight-knit group of lady geeks as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal and professional lives. Michelle is a hard-nosed fantasy and sci-fi editor used to things going her way. Taneesha is a talented video game programmer used to being the odd (wo)man out. Aditi is a fantasy writer on the verge of her big break. Christina is a rebel on the sidelines of Hollywood. And Elli is a fan-of anything and everything that keeps her from "proper adulting." They might live far apart, but through the power of the internet and a shared love of all things geek, they are ready to face the world together.