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A directive, an army, and a shattered society... For a year, Richard Braxton has worked with the Empire of America and the Shield and Sword Alliance against the rising armies of Malevocrax. Though they relentlessly gained ground, the hybrids were slaughtered by the millions. All was well in Richard's ranks. Now Malevocrax has stirred, and a new plan is in motion to bring about a nation's end and destroy Richard from the inside out. If he is to endure, he will have to confront the truth of his past and question all that he believes about idealism, failure, and his place in the world.
Richard and his friends are weak, lost, and scattered to the winds. But hope remains. After losing his home nation, Jason and the others in Canada must confront the futility of their fight and resist the whispers that urge them into darkness. Meanwhile, Richard continues on to the Guild of Technology, where he will learn what it means to understand another human being. And behind them all, Malevocrax works to establish its Hybrid Empire, through which it shall begin its education of the human race.
One year after the establishment of the Hybrid Empire, the great American cities have been turned into re-education camps for all humanity. Malevocrax is putting the finishing touches on a weapon that will bring the entire world to its knees, while Richard's friends wait in one of his re-education camps, hoping that Richard is soon coming to free them. Meanwhile, in the twisting fog beyond the re-education camps, a hooded figure stirs who is nearly ready to stand before his enemy in a duel that will shake the world to its very foundations.
Injected by a prison doctor with a formula designed to keep his consciousness awake after death, a condemned serial killer experiences unforeseen, contagious side effects and emerges from his grave to begin a murderous rampage that is combated by two small-town cops.
One of the most common scenes in Augustan and Romantic literature is that of a writer confronting some emblem of change and loss, most often the remains of a vanished civilization or a desolate natural landscape. Ruins and Empire traces the ruin sentiment from its earliest classical and Renaissance expressions through English literature to its establishment as a dominant theme of early American art.
This collection of short stories is presented by the Freedom High School Communications Academy, The Freedom High School Graphic Design classes and the Creative writing classes. It was edited and compiled by Lori Butler and Susan Wilson with the help of several dedicated students. It includes original artwork and designs by student artists. The stories are an imaginative set of modern day fairy tales, and the images are directly and indirectly inspired by the writing. We hope you enjoy them!
Stebbins Little School is full of bodies. It's unthinkable to Desdemona Fox. Children are sobbing as panicked teachers and neighbors beat down their family members outside of the school...or the things that used to be their family members. Parents don't eat their children do they? Officers Fox and Hammond, along with journalist Billy Trout, are calling it the beginning of the end. This is the zombie apocalypse. An insane escaped serial killer is infecting Stebbins County with a deadly virus, and now the whole world is watching while Fox, Trout, and the remaining inhabitants of Stebbins fight for their life against...what? The undead? The President and the National Guard are ready to nuke Stebbins, PA off the map and cut their losses. But the infection is spreading and fast. Worse, the scientist who created the virus is missing. It's a numbers game as the body count rises; Fox has to contain the infected and evacuate the living before it's too late, and the clock is ticking... Fall of Night, Maberry's nail-biting sequel to Dead of Night, picks up where the first novel left off—on a wild goose chase for a madman and the missing scientist who gave him new "un"-life. Chilling, gory, and hair-raisingly scary, Maberry fans won't be able to read this fast-paced thriller with the lights off.
Introduction: Black classicism in the American empire -- Phillis Wheatley and the affairs of state -- In plain sight: slavery and the architecture of democracy -- Ancient history, American time: Charles Chesnutt and the sites of memory -- Crumbling into dust: conjure and the ruins of empire -- National monuments and the residue of history