What if our illusion of Vampires is false and they’re simply castaways from somewhere else? A short story made for during the morning break.What if the illusion that we have about Vampires is truly a figment of our imagination, but in reality there are others here, castaways from a different planet who are similar? A flash story to enjoy during break time.

John Prince is a 264 year old vampire who has been recruited into a specialist team. Their missions range from snatch and grab to assassinations, but they have one thing in common; absolute suicide for humans. One such mission is going well when the unthinkable happens; an alien invasion. Now John must fight through the zombie apocalypse to find his team. Action, comedy and romance ensue.The Mulligan Planet is a first person account of the zombie apocalypse as told by British-born John Prince; a 264 year old stuck at the age of 24 after a run in with a vampire left him as the immoral immortal that he is today. His adventure starts with a slip, trip and a (4 storey) tumble that forces our hero to quickly adapt as in the time frame of a fortnight he is kidnapped by a secret government agency, assigned the task of preventing a world-wide terrorist attack and having this task interrupted by an alien invasion that is converting billions of Earth's population into hordes of the undead, splitting John from his team. Along the way to find the group of wayward vampire agents in the zombified city of Brisbane John meets a new friend, a telepathic sociopath and a host of alien invaders trying to convert Earth into a new vampiric homeworld... again. The first in a three part story of war, love, betrayal, survival and the biggest galactic do-over of all time will see John recount the two weeks before the invasion and the first few weeks into the apocalypse, as well as show the events unfolding upon the scientific star-ship Yuik after the catastrophic failure on, what would come to be known as, the Mulligan Planet.

The adventure continues! Excited to get the Stargun Agency up and off the ground, Chuck and his group set out to get more money, more personnel, and a whole lot more moon.Finding everything from outlaws to accountants in their travels around the space western-themed rock, they quickly expand their operation and make new allies to secure their strengthening foothold of the Stargun Agency compound, all the while ignoring a growing threat on the horizon.Thrilling gunfights, bizarre characters, pulse-pounding missions, and a whole lot more await in this, the second adventure in the Galactic Badlands saga. **

Is it possessed?Is it some kind of experiment?It doesn't matter.All that matters is that it is out to get you.The DilDozer, or DD for short, calls on all of those in its path in the hopes that one day it can unleash its 20 full inches of destructive force upon the world. Read on, if you dare, the tale of the DilDozer.Deadly.Dangerous.Ribbed for her terror.The world has gone black.At least, you can't see anything. You can't move or scream either. You're trapped.This has to be a dream, yet... something tells you it's all too real. Not only do you not remember where you are, you don't remember who you are.With a poetic narrative that promises an existential read, Nothing but the Black searches for a light in the darkness of identity.

Charles Broadstokes is a little confused... There are cowboy boots on his feet, pop-up hints appearing in his vision, and, oh yeah, there’s a mariachi band in his head. The world's not going to slow down and let him catch up though, no, it's going to throw a chrome hover car at him and hope he gets the picture. Charles isn't what you'd call inept though, and before long he's proving himself as a quick shooter, fast learner, and more than willing to immerse himself in his pseudo-digital reality full of cruel crimelords, dangerous wild animals, and all manner of fun allies in this, the first novel of the Galactic Badlands saga. **