Bücher von Tim Holland

Genealogy and a treasure hunt can lead to... murder. The day had darkened, and when two children at the library hide under a table during a storm, they overhear something more ominous than the rumbling outside. Strangers talking about stealing treasure.What, exactly, had the children heard?Soon, people are murdered, and the connections start to become more defined between a centuries-old secret kept by a former slave and the killings happening today. But what was that secret and what are the connections between the people who were attacked?Sidney Lake knows he can help. Intrigued by research, he and Tillie James are the perfect pair to look into Lowcountry family connections and try to put the pieces of this puzzle together.But the clock is ticking and this is no simple puzzle. More people will die if they don't find answers soon. Sidney and Tillie quickly discover that family is complicated, and some connections are more dangerous than others.

Kapsel heißt die Zeitschrift für Science-Fiction-Literatur aus China. In der vierten Ausgabe, einem Sonderheft, lädt die Redaktion die LeserInnen zu einem Gespräch über Zukunft, das es in dieser Form bislang noch nicht gegeben hat: Zwei AutorInnen aus China und zwei AutorInnen aus Deutschland schreiben vier positive Zukunftsvisionen. Die chinesische Science-Fiction wird in Deutschland für ihren Ideenreichtum und ihre Bildwelten geschätzt. Schon vor der Corona-Krise war klar, dass wir dringend progressive Utopien brauchen. In dieser besonderen Ausgabe werden neue Ideen gesucht und diskutiert. Es geht um die Fragen: Wie wollen wir leben? Wovon träumen Menschen in China und in Deutschland?Eingeladen zu diesem einzigartigen Austausch sind die AutorInnen Anna Wu, Baoshu, Anja Kümmel und Tim Holland. Ihre Zukunftsvisionen diskutieren und ordnen ein die SchriftstellerInnen Hendrik Otremba, Josefine Rieks, Ann Cotten und Lea Schneider sowie die Wissenschaftler David Der-wei Wang und Jiang Zhenyu - die wichtigsten Forscher auf dem Gebiet der chinesischen Science-Fiction. Illustriert werden ihre Gedanken von den KünstlerIn- nen Ruohan Wang, Julia Krusch, Robert Löbel, Christoph Köster, Haojun Pan und Wang Yuan.

It is 1993, the banking world is in turmoil, and in New Jersey, there is outright panic. The big New York banks and emerging regionals are gobbling up everything in the state. Every financial institution is now both predator and prey. The Fed has opened the floodgates, and traditional banking ethics are disappearing. At a used book sale, Jim Fairmont, a career banker having worked for First State Bank for more than twenty-five years, finds a blank, signed invoice belonging to an auto parts supplier. The document is contained in a box of books donated by Larry McBride, a new-breed, brash, thirty-three-year-old former New York banker. McBride had been hired by First State Bank to give it credibility in its defensive entry into international banking and who, like Jim, is an avid book collector. Alerted by McBride's strange behavior at the book sale as he searched for something, which Jim suspects was the invoice, Jim begins to investigate McBride's relationships with some of First State's customers. What he uncovers is much bigger than he ever imagined, involving clearly unethical conduct and questionable international asset movements. His discoveries put him in the sights of New Jersey's underworld who are determined to protect McBride and his clients, putting not only Jim's life in danger, but those of his close associates' as well.