Kevan Kenneth Bowkett

Love must try to hold its own amidst the brutality and murderous vengeance of a ruined empire. A savage tale of sword-and-sorcery in the tradition of Robert E. Howard. (Not for readers under 14.)

When a boy named Sorokin sets out to get the attention of a girl named Sultana, he learns that masquerade can be an easy way to get what you want-for a time.

She and he both need the same object. Whose determination, skill and luck will prevail? - A story in which a collection of facts becomes an assembly of wonders.

Refugees from a magical country, a group of sorcerers must try laboriously to rebuild their wizardry in most unpromising circumstances.

In the country of Cothirya, imperial judge the Lady Vikka Naurwa must place her own ethics in the scales of justice. A prequel to the lavish epic fantasy novel Seachild.

Once in a dream I was presented with a terrible choice. Neither option was good. Both were harmful to the world. The first choice was to become a thug, a quasi-alcoholic, an abusive husband, father, and employer, an embezzler who made others go down for his crimes and got away scot-free (yet with a lingering canker of guilt ulcerating his gut)-in short a rancid stew of a person, the kind that keeps society and life grunting along on its present low,...