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History's first human venture outside our star's heliosphere was an utter catastrophe that ended in insanity. This is the story of the second. A Rock and Roll trip through Einstein's time warp.	Tired of today's constant dystopia? Twenty one science fiction stories actually about science and scientists. They involve space travel, time travel, dimensional travel, sentience, and Einstein's theory.	Captain John Knolls thinks he's just been given the best assignment of his career -- ferrying two hundred prostitutes to Mars. He doesn't know that they're all addicticed to a drug that causes them to commit extreme, deadly violence when they are experiencing withdrawal or that he'll face more pirates than anyone had ever seen before. Or that he'd fall in love. A humorous science fiction space novel, a horror story, a love story, a pirate story, a tale of corporate bureaucracy and incompetence.
Ten million years in the future, several solar bodies have been terraformed and populated, and the inhabitants have evolved into different species of human. One wants to exterminate the rest. An adult lighthearted old fashioned time and space opera.	Stories by Isaac Asimov • John W. Campbell • Murray Leinster • Frederik Pohl • Neil R. Jones • Kurt Vonnegut • A. E. Van Vogt • Theodore Sturgeon • Poul Anderson • Phillip K. Dick • Frank Herbert • James Blish • Lester del Rey • Jerome Bixby and a futurist essay by Hugo Gernsback with commentary and author biographies by mcgrew, authors' photos, and heavily illustrated with illustrations from the original magazines, and more.	After twenty seven years of marriage my wife left me, as well as leaving our two teenaged daughters. As part of the healing process I kept a humorous online diary, which became popular and known as "the Paxil diaries". Many readers wanted it in book form, so here it is.

Junk I've littered the internet with for two decades	More junk I've littered the internet with for years	• 500 recipes covering breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, deserts, snacks, and more! • Comprehensive herb and spice guide • Very heavily illustrated • Detailed information about people, places, things, and histories connected to the recipes • Ingredient substitution guide
	Marcus Aurelius was Emperor of Rome from 161 AD to his death in 180. During his reign a horrible plague struck Europe, a plague that bears his name. As I write this, a plague named Covid-19 has ravaged the planet, killing more people in America than died in all of the wars we�ve been in since Korea, with the death toll now rising every day, and shut down most of the world�s economy, throwing millions of people out of work. This is his philosophy, edited for the modern English reader, and illustrated.

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