Billy O’Keefe recommended The Army of the Man

A character study with a half-centry of history attached, and that's just from the about page. Worth a look to learn more!

The Army of the Man

A common parasite. A desperate man. Combine the two and you have the perfect soldier for the Army of the Man. Eric Lawson wants to change the world. He had no idea how much he would be changed in his quest to do so.

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Clark Deokle

An avid reader.

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I write mostly unamusing web code by day and moonlight as a writer and illustrator of words and pict...

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Ranked

A world where everyone is ranked. The ones with the lowest rank gets executed.

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The Christmas Men

For three centuries, the Christmas Men were locked safely away. Now they’ve returned, and naughty children everywhere should be afraid.

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iHuman

It’s a new day and age for communication.

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Billy O’Keefe recommended T-bear Wants to Fly

It takes considerable care to take a bear whose facial expressions you can't change and make him look so expressive and alive, but Kristin pulls it off here. I love this.

T-bear Wants to Fly

Beautiful photos help tell the story of a very tiny teddy bear who wants to fly like his friends with wings. T-bear learns that because everyone is different, there are different ways of doing things! T-bear is for teddy bear lovers of all ages!

Billy O’Keefe followed The Moment of a Memory

The Moment of a Memory

One young man’s journey to prove that he is more than just a failure. A scientific study that delves deeper into his mind than promised. Can you really rely on a memory? What if your memories could be altered? What if they could be repurposed?