Books with author Michael Schultz

The amazing, perilous, sometimes hilarious adventures of Samuel Clemens on the Moon continue in The Deirdre, book two of the Mark Twain on the Moon saga.At the end of book one, Prospectors!, Sam and his partner Calvin found themselves stranded in a remote crater, down to their last cylinder of air.In book two, they are dramatically rescued by the men of The Deirdre, an ice mine on the crater’s rim, and forced into indentured servitude, digging for ice deep under the surface of the Moon. But when the Deirdres jump a neighboring claim, and no-nonsense Calvin hears the cries of a long-dead miner on his radio, life inside the Moon turns deadly, and soon Sam needs all of his wits, and a six-gun, to keep himself and the Deirdres alive.

A wonderboy spy in a dull suburb in the Confederate Sovereign States of Amerikka is living his teenage years. Stickball slinging Petor Croftn joins the police. Under its watchful eye, they rule the people. Petor's weapons: pencil, pad, and microphone. Friends, teachers, and family are his prey.Petor travels the globe in search of a world he once knew.The Oath is a story about childhood, corruption, home, and a return to its purity after a lifetime.

Synopsis:In this wonderful and heartfelt collection of children’s poetry, Gary W. Fort captures the experiences of growing up. Mom, I Love Spaghetti includes poems about dreams, fear of the dark, bedtime, playing baseball, and eating pizza and popcorn. Every child will identity with these universally-themed poems and parents will delight in the high-quality, evocative writing.About the Author:Gary W. Fort lives in St. Louis, Missouri, and has been writing poetry for over 25 years. His inspiration comes from the love of God and Jesus Christ. Mr. Fort is currently working on his next collection of poetry, entitled I Like Parades, and developing another book of poetry called Mom, Read To Me. Publisher’s website: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/MomILoveSpaghetti.html

Non—an amnesiac—is cast into our world from another dimension. It’s a world close to ours, but hostile. All the terrors of living under collectivism—social rigidity, brutality, and mind-numbing conformity are its hallmarks. Closed captioning TV makes sure everything is in order.In iWear G&C, a hypermarket as big as a city, Non is a privileged eye surgeon. But flying blind, Non can’t remember his training or practice before coming to this world.Around him, Non’s world crumbles through war and unrest, but he continues to survive through cleverness, braveness, and a little luck.

2070: The Custodian Corporation has taken over the source of production through the miracle of fusion power. Everything you want—HoloFriends and HoloLovers, suburban estates, and weekend getaways. The most and the best for cents, and everyone wants it.The full-time revolutionary Christian Little leads the revolt. His buddy Macks and hacker-outlaw daughter Karen join him to battle Hal Haldor, the powerhouse executive, and the mysterious and deadly Guest to control the fate of New City.In a world where you don’t need a job or money to get all you want, The Custodian shows it takes more than material to make us human.