Books published by publisher World Domination Press

Jane Austen meets P.G. Wodehouse--- IN SPACE!Peleng is a planet ripe for the plucking, and Drake Maijstral is an Allowed Burglar rated in the Top Ten by the Imperial Sporting Commission. But what should be a simple case of breaking-and-plundering turns into an intergalactic crisis when Maijstral steals something so rare, so valuable, so utterly desirable, that everyone wants it— everyone including well-armed Imperial spies, gun-toting human militias, a homicidal maniac with a very large sword, and a fanatical countess with a really, really nasty croquet habit. The Crown Jewels, by award-winning author Walter Jon Williams, is sophisticated science fiction comedy at its best.

Ms. R teaches fifth grade at Awesome Elementary School in Charlotte, NC. (Not their real names.)(The school and the initialed teacher.)(Charlotte is real.) (Not so sure about NC, though.)As part of a year-long unit on creativity and literature, the students have been encouraged to write their own short stories to go along with a theme. Each student who writes a story will have it collected along with a story written by award-winning writer Richard E.D. Jones on the same theme.

Ben and Keali are young teens who only want to have fun over the summer until they find the impossible in their back yards: There's a small, wounded dragon taking shelter in a tree house. They befriend the dragon and try to nurse her back to health, all the while thinking this is the best summer ever. And it is. Until the knights show up, demanding the head of the dragon. The knights are about two feet tall and riding weiner dogs, but their weapons are dangerous enough to take out any of the tree house's inhabitants. Facing down small, but determined and very angry, opposition, Ben and Keali must find some way to help their new dragon friend while defeating a horde of swarming, armed knights who think they have the right on their side.This fast-paced story is fun for all ages.

Jack Sparks has a problem. The problem's name is Harold, a member of a secret underground race of monsters called the Farmynth. The problem is that as a human teenager Jack has been recruited to help Harold find his final shape. Clutzy but nice about it, Harold has been through almost all of the 274 allowed Farmynth shapes. If Harold doesn't get it right this time, he'll simply fade back into ooze and never be seen again.It's up to Jack and Harold to find a way for Harold to succeed, even when they're being pursued by the psychotic Mr. Shivers, a blood-hungry teddy bear with knives for hands.Harold and Jack might have had a chance, if only they hadn't fallen into the Infinite Abyss. As it is. . .