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Foreword Reviews has posted its list of top Fantasy/Sci-Fi books for 2014 and "Cold Earth Wanderers" by Peter Wortsman is deservedly included.

A science fiction novel set in a vertically-focused society where an underground group dares to venture sideways.

An alternative arts convention dedicated to the exploration and celebration of regional art and artists, comics, zines, and local graphic works will be presented at the dA Center for the Arts.

This engaging series of newspaper columns from Inland Valley Daily Bulletin columnist David Allen provide an entertaining picture of Pomona, California, captured in 26 snapshots.

This dramatic story examines the frustration and confusion in her life and also offers an insightful and compassionate exploration of gender, relationships, family, and friendship.

A collection of poems that mingle together according to an intuitive sense of what's next, what's gone before, so that in a loose, impressionistic way a story of sorts is told.

Fiction writer Peter Cherches had an interesting idea about what to do with the takes on the cutting room floor.

"Petrichor" is a well-paced black comedy with hints of science fiction running through its interwoven storylines.

A collection of stylized black and white drawings of imaginary bugs meant to be colored in.

The five sequences of Peter Cherches' "Lift Your Right Arm" are minimalist novels of sorts — thought-provoking, mostly deadpan prose that is often darkly humorous.