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Books with author E. Steven Newby

  • Gazing Skyward

    E. Steven Newby

    Paperback (Independently published, Jan. 15, 2019)
    This is a collection of stories written by children in Searcy County and Marion County, Arkansas.
  • The Sundered Prince

    E. Steven Newby

    language (Terrapin Hollow Press, Nov. 6, 2016)
    When the children aboard the ringship Soraath run to the Solari for protection against their enemy Argolys, Thad is forced to resume his role as a member of the rebel organization. He is sent on a dangerous mission far from the safety of Amian's formidable ship. Thrust back into the world of intrigue his mother had died liberating him from years before, he struggles to save his failing mission. Along the way, he discovers the identity of the one who betrayed the staff of Tellahar to their deaths, and learns of a plot that threatens the children he left behind. Meanwhile, Thad receives a great and terrible gift, one which could change the balance of power in the known universe, but will make him a monster in the eye of the girl he loves.
  • The Quantum Prisoner

    E. Steven Newby

    language (Terrapin Hollow Press, Feb. 21, 2015)
    As if rebuilding the orphanage in the heart of a stolen warship wasn’t enough, Aldisado—the brainiac Cramian Dahr—must deal with teenage drama, deadly mutiny, and the psychotic digital ghost of their enemy, Argolys. What’s more, the monstrous nature of the Dark Navigator that Amian was meant to be has begun to surface. Some of the children are beginning to wonder if they made a mistake leaving Earth…Then the orphans reluctantly join the hunt for a powerful artifact left by the Rift—a civilization that ruled the universe billions of years before. Meanwhile, something strange is unfolding in Aldisado’s quantum brain. It might just be an elaborate hallucination. Or it might be the beginning of something very real, something larger than the universe itself.The Quantum Prisoner is the witty, imaginative second installment of the epic Children of the Ring saga. Fans of The Rogue Navigator will not be disappointed as they’re swept up on this grand adventure.
  • The Rogue Navigator

    E. Steven Newby

    language (Terrapin Hollow Press, March 27, 2012)
    Fate sweeps Amian from the ruins of a devastated space station to the halls of the Dreaming Tower, a bizarre orphanage where the children have been expecting her. But Amian doesn’t remember who she used to be, and she doesn’t know anything about the darkness said to follow her across the universe. Her dreams are haunted by the Seeker, a formless being bent on finding her... A mysterious boy with an affinity for white spiders conspires to lure her away… And a power stirs just underneath her skin, one with the potential to destroy everything… When the orphanage is threatened, Amian vows to protect her new home—her new family—at all costs. But as the truth of her identity comes into focus, Amian must ask: Can she protect the orphans from herself?
  • The Rogue Navigator

    E. Steven Newby

    language (Terrapin Hollow Press, LLC, June 17, 2013)
    Fate sweeps Amian from the ruins of a devastated space station to the halls of the Dreaming Tower, a bizarre orphanage where the children have been expecting her. But Amian doesn’t remember who she used to be, and she doesn’t know anything about the darkness said to follow her across the universe. Her dreams are haunted by the Seeker, a formless being bent on finding her... A mysterious boy with an affinity for white spiders conspires to lure her away… And a power stirs just underneath her skin, one with the potential to destroy everything… When the orphanage is threatened, Amian vows to protect her new home—her new family—at all costs. But as the truth of her identity comes into focus, Amian must ask: Can she protect the orphans from herself?
  • Kaleidoscopes

    E. Steven Newby

    Paperback (Independently published, April 2, 2019)
    A collection of short stories written by the fifth grade students at Leslie Intermediate School, in Leslie, Arkansas.
  • Out of This World

    E. Steven Newby

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 21, 2018)
    Adventure awaits within these pages. From the wild west to the beaches of strange tropical islands, from rolling woodlands to the fringes of exotic alien worlds, these 63 young authors will sweep the reader along. Out of This World is a collection of 63 short stories written by the students of Mrs. Standridge's English class in Searcy County, Arkansas.
  • Down by the River: 2017 Children's Anthology of Fiction

    E. Steven Newby

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 19, 2017)
    This is a grant-funded anthology of fiction produced in partnership with Searcy County School District, in Arkansas.
  • The Rogue Navigator

    E. Steven Newby

    Paperback (E. Steven Newby, Dec. 14, 2012)
    Fate sweeps Amian from the ruins of a devastated space station to the halls of the Dreaming Tower, a bizarre orphanage where the children have been expecting her. But Amian doesn’t remember who she used to be, and she doesn’t know anything about the darkness said to follow her across the universe. Her dreams are haunted by the Seeker, a formless being bent on finding her... A mysterious boy with an affinity for white spiders conspires to lure her away… And a power stirs just underneath her skin, one with the potential to destroy everything… When the orphanage is threatened, Amian vows to protect her new home—her new family—at all costs. But as the truth of her identity comes into focus, Amian must ask: Can she protect the orphans from herself?
  • The Quantum Prisoner

    E. Steven Newby

    Paperback (E. Steven Newby, Jan. 20, 2015)
    As if rebuilding the orphanage in the heart of a stolen warship wasn't enough, Aldisado--the brainiac Cramian Dahr--must deal with teenage drama, deadly mutiny, and the psychotic digital ghost of their enemy, Argolys. What's more, the monstrous nature of the Dark Navigator that Amian was meant to be has begun to surface. Some of the children are beginning to wonder if they made a mistake leaving Earth... Then the orphans reluctantly join the hunt for a powerful artifact left by the Rift--a civilization that ruled the universe billions of years before. Meanwhile, something strange is unfolding in Aldisado's quantum brain. It might just be an elaborate hallucination. Or it might be the beginning of something very real, something larger than the universe itself. The Quantum Prisoner is the witty, imaginative second installment of the epic Children of the Ring saga.