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To Worlds of Wonder by Alex S. Garcia

A murdered immortal, mythological creatures on an ocean world, a love letter from an intergalactic tyrant, a time travel paradox, and so many other wondrous stories come together in this collection of 15 classic short stories. This book includes two previously unreleased stories – "Confessions of an Artificial Intelligence" and "Down a Dark Road." Born in 1970, Alex S. Garcia has been publishing in French since 1989 and in English since 2020. He has released over 50 short stories, a novel, twelve novellas, and numerous non-fiction articles and books.

The Battle of Braxia by Alex S. Garcia

A young woman in a patriarchal society dreams of the stars. When opportunity knocks, Exhi sheds her old life, trading rigid rules for freedom. But freedom comes with a price when she finds herself tossed in the middle of a war. Now she has to pick sides: the Imperials who saved her, or the rebels who fight to destroy the very foundations of the Imperium. As if that weren't enough, there is something inside her, clawing and growing, feeding her visions... Can Exhi pick a side and survive whatever's gnawing at her soul? The Battle of Braxia is a space opera novella combining space-faring action with questions about ethics, freedom, and fate.

Everlife by Alex S. Garcia

A magician, an alien mask, thousands of gods... What could possibly go wrong? Born an orphan and known throughout the empire as a powerful magician, Paul is on a lifelong quest to find answers about his past. Jack is a historian obsessed with the famous Face of Xian--an alien mask which has puzzled the universe for thousands of years. An obsession his friends can't understand, and which he himself cannot explain. Along with a detective, an archaeologist, and others, their destinies cross on a world brimming with alien artifacts. A world where thousands of gods walk among men, and where fanatics consider offworlders as heretics and raiders. Some might call it a recipe for disaster, and they'd be right. NOTE: Though this book is the first in a series, it has no cliffhanger and can be read on its own.