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Joe Dodson is on the move again, after coming out of hiding for the last two years. This time, he is on Route 66 playing his game of murder. He gave Special Agent Tom Bundy the notification that he would be killing again, but does Tom have the knowledge and know-how to find Joe before he kills too many?

In POEMS OF COVID-19. In Lockdown: The First Three Months, prize-winning poet Jane Marla Robbins documents her time living alone during the pandemic. Pulling no punches, the poems are variously serious, witty, heartbreaking, socially conscious, and deeply personal. Artfully crafted, along with iconic photographs, they offer comfort, healing and hope.

Novel Slices is a publication dedicated solely to novel excerpts. Each issue includes five previously unpublished novel excerpts for connoisseurs of literature across genres. Each excerpt is a winner of our semi-annual novel excerpt contest in January/February and July/August of every year.

Female veterans'' combat exposure to trauma places them at risk for developing posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which has consequences for healthful reintegration to family and civilian life. Previous research found that wives who provide continuous care to male veterans with PTSD experience symptoms of psychological distress; however, little research has been conducted on the influence of female veterans'' PTSD on their intimate male partners'' (IMPs) psychological well-being. A multivariate correlational design was used to examine the influence of female veteran PTSD on psychological distress and relationship quality in IMPs. The couples'' adaption to traumatic stress model was used as the theoretical framework. The research questions examined (a) the difference between female veterans with and without PTSD on length of time in relationship, combat experience, total number of deployments, and IMP psychological distress and (b) the influence of female veterans'' combat experience, PTSD, and IMP psychological distress on relationship quality. A sample of 71 IMPs between the ages of 18 and 65 provided survey research data on the variables of interest. Psychological distress, number of partner deployments, and length of time in relationship discriminated significantly between IMPS whose partners were diagnosed with PTSD, not diagnosed, or did not know about the PTSD diagnosis. The regression results revealed that the psychological distress of IMPs and number of partner deployments positively predicted relationship quality. Attention to female veterans and their families can contribute to increased retention of female service members in the Army and successful integration into family and civilian life.

Loggers Don''t Make Love is a tricky deftly written mystery with a narrator that could coax you into a barrel above Niagra falls. Author Dave Rowan paints a true picture of the rough and tumble life in a logging camp on the Olympic Peninsula. The mystery isn''t over when the story ends. Reading the prologue reveals the cleverness the author had when penning this thriller.-James Sweeney, author of A Thousand Prayers: Alaska Climbing Expedition, Marine Life Solidarity and The ListIt''s the waning days of old growth logging on the Olympic Peninsula, and Dave Rowan''s Knucklehead is one of a group of raucous loggers. Knucklehead relates a fast-paced tale in a strong voice of friendship, love, death, and murder amongst the big trees. No one escapes unscathed, and in the end, Knucklehead concludes "perhaps just recognizing our karma during one lifetime will help us get rid of it in the next one."-Doug Pope, Author of The Way to Gaamaak CovePartly inspired by the Louis L''Amour novels scattered through the bunkhouses, the novel Loggers Don''t Make Love takes place in a logging camp on Washington State''s, Olympic Peninsula. The tall tale explores the interplay of camaraderie, friendship, love and sex, and pays tribute to the itinerant workers who found honor in harvesting the last old-growth timber still legal to log. It was a blood sport, providing a stage for big egos, some of them twisted, far from the centers of good manners. Like commercial fishermen and miners, loggers found nobility in doing a job that other people didn''t want to admit was necessary. Of course, the women they pursued could see through the bluster. Grisdale, the logging camp, was billed as the last real camp in the lower 48 until it closed and disappeared in 1985. The book''s title may be read as words of advice.Loggers Don''t Make Love, a stunning debut novella by a former NW logger, Dave Rowan, defies a literary pigeon-hole. Glorious first-growth NW forests-wild and free and lovely-seep their wildness and more into the loggers who harvest them in the US ''70s, and the women who love them. Throw in a murder mystery and you have a feast that is good-to-the-last-surprising-drop.-Kerry Dean Feldman, author of Alice''s Trading Post: A Novel of the West and Drunk on Love: Twelve Stories to Savor Responsibly 

What would you do if your best friend went missing?Join Maisie and her lost little sheep in their wild adventures around the EMERALD ISLE!You'll visit Ireland's most beloved, iconic landmarks as the two navigate their way from the cliffs to the castles, to the stone walls and the cities, and all along the seaside as they search!Maisie McGillicuddy's Sheep Got Muddy ¿is about friendship, loyalty, perseverance, bravery, faith, and never giving up on the ones that you love.

Illumen presents science fiction and fantasy poetry, as well as speculative poetry, all covering a wide range of topics. This issue includes:Featured Poet: William R. Ford Jr.Article: Creating Triptychs by Terrie Leigh RelfPlus Marge Simon, Deborah Guzzi, Maureen Bowden, Denny Marshall, and many more voices!

Imp, now 13, has awakened from stasis by MA, the ship''s computer, to find that everyone else has been killed by a highly infectious disease. She is alone on the ship. But she is about to have visitors.The Greentown, a salvage ship, has spotted a derelict and is about to board her for salvage rights. The crew is blissfully unaware of what happened to the people on the derelict. Soon enough they will find out...but will it be too late? And what of the girl who now controls the derelict? To everyone involved, everything is new...and potentially lethal.

Pyra, age thirteen, is running away from home in the Asteroid Belt because she''s not doing well in school. Her parents want to send her to Mars for school, and she doesn''t want to go. She sneaks aboard a cargo shuttle, and falls asleep in the hold. When she awakens, she finds herself in free-fall; the shuttle has been seized by the Tektites, a group of rebel pirates . . . . . . and the adventures begin!This novel is "kid-safe," i.e., no cussing and no adult themes, just adventures for the whole family.

What happens when androids confront concepts inconsistent with their programming? William Landis examines this question by means of flash fiction and haiku that you will find pithy, poignant, and amusing.William Landis is a science fiction poet from North Carolina. He is a graduate of North Carolina A&T State University, completing both undergraduate, and graduate work in agriculture. He is currently working on a vermicomposting project, and he is an Army reserve engineer officer. He enjoys running, writing, reading, and exploring new places.

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There are so many discouraging words these days that people sometimes just need to hear, "It''s going to be all right. You can do this. You can make it through." Life is better lived when you search for the light and not the dark. Here are 101 encouragements for when you''re about to embark on a new adventure, when you''re wrestling with doubt, when you could use a gentle push, or all of the above.From the author of How to Play a Blue Guitar and Refuse to be Afraid, this collection of short essays, poems and aphorisms is designed to uplift and encourage. For more information, visit warrenbluhm.com.