Most Popular Books by Stephen PALMER

What is love? One evening at the Suicide Club three gentlemen discuss this age-old problem, and thus a wager is made. Dissolute fop Sheremy Pantomile, veteran philosopher Kornukope Wetherbee and down-on-his-luck Velvene Orchardtide all bet their fortunes on finding the answer amidst the dark alleys of a phantasmagorical Edwardian London. But then, overnight, London Town is covered in hair. How the trio of adventurers cope with this unusual plague, and what conclusions they come to regarding love is the subject of this surreal and fast-paced novel. And always the East End threatens revolution... "Stephen Palmer is a find." Time Out "Science fiction has gained a distinctive new voice." Ottakar''s "Stephen Palmer''s imagination is fecund..." Interzone "... (a) supremely odd yet deeply rewarding experience." CCLaP Fine blonde hair growing on Waterloo Bridge makes it impassable. The young man, trapped by a rampant beard on the southern banks of the river, looks to the stanchions on the northern side that once were grey stone, but which now are hirsute. He cannot see how he will cross, but he must, because the hair beneath his feet is so luxuriant he is in danger of sinking into it, drowning, smothering in that yellow tide. In his pocket he finds a rope with a grapnel on the end, and this he uses to haul himself up to the thinly haired bridge parapet. Like a monkey on a branch he moves along the parapet, slipping on clumps of hair, ducking when the wind gusts, almost losing his balance – but not quite. In ten minutes he is on the northern side. He leaps down into the mass of blonde hair that waves in the breeze coming up Victoria Embankment. The locks cover him to waist level. With no other alternative he begins forging his way towards High Holborn, where he has an engagement...

In Beautiful Intelligence Stephen Palmer told a global story of artificial intelligence in a fractured, dangerous future, overseen by the eyes of the nexus. Now in No Grave For A Fox he continues the tale, returning to Kid Indigo, the mysterious AI last seen isolated and disorientated in the ruins of Seattle. The year is 2110. In Africa, water and food shortages force many people to exist hand-to-mouth, including a couple of itinerant street musicians, Ibrahim and Elodie. When a Japanese dog appears one evening at a gig, Elodie befriends it, but soon the lives of the couple are entangled with both the dog and enigmatic nexus wizard Zouhair Fox. Soon the trio find themselves taking part in a nexus revolution that threatens to cover Africa, and perhaps the whole world. The short novel, No Grave For A Fox, is a second fast-paced, philosophical thriller that takes the reader across the globe through a post-oil world of danger, surprise and possibility.

Shake Hands in the Civil Rights Movement with Infinite Travels Children''s History and Activity books! *FUNDRAISER* please help. If you liked Where The Wild Things Are, You''ll love Infinite Travels! Explore the FUN facts about history hands-on with Billy, your Infinite Travels guide! In this exciting issue, Billy takes you to the year 1947, when the Civil Rights Movement took place. Take a look back to when America began to coexist. Meet famous activists and politicians like Martin Luther King Jr., Jackie Robinson, Abraham Lincoln and many more who paved the way for equality in this action-packed history lesson for kids! Fun games and trivia inside every activity book! Infinite Travels actively supports education; donating 10 percent of all proceeds directly to fundraisers WORLDWIDE, pertaining to kids'' education! please help us with your support. About the Author Stephen Palmer is known world-wide for his wild cartoon style and endless imagination. Creator of Burt the Worm(TM) as seen on Adult Swim(TM) Williams Street Stream(TM), JungleVille(TM) on Eugene''s PBS(TM), The Escape from Swiss Cheese Island(TM) and Infinite Travels(TM) available on Amazon(TM) and Barnes and Noble(TM) all under SP Productions. Other affiliated projects include cartoon and animation for Anitopia(TM), InTour(TM) and Story Drops(TM) available on the iTunes App Store(TM) and Google Play(TM). Stephen illustrates Buddy the Motocross Bike(TM) available on Amazon(TM) and Barnes and Noble(TM). He works with a wide variety of mediums from graphic and motion design to illustration, animation and VFX. Stephen is well known for his consistant reputation of creating professional, and distinctive products while working within an art style that is unlike any other. At a young age, Stephen enjoyed reading Bill Watterson''s ''Calvin and Hobbes'' and tracing illustrations out of Shel Silverstein''s poem books like ''Light in the Attic'' and ''The Giving Tree''. Today whenever he has the spare time, he enjoys watching cartoons and movies, playing lacrosse, gold panning and cooking. Stephen aims to bring happy, sadness joy and laughter to all his viewers, young and old. *For more information on Stephen Palmer visit his IMDB or view Stephen''s Demo Reel: IMDB: http: //www.imdb.com/name/nm5057685/ Vimeo: https: //vimeo.com/54503716 Author''s Note It all started with an idea, which led to an animation. The idea came from my childhood - I used to dress up as my favorite action-figure and run around the neighborhood pretending I was that toy. I wanted to run with this idea of imagination - a boy with his imagination. However, I had another passion - education. I truly wanted to show young souls how much fun it could be to learn about topics such as History with just a touch of imagination. So I created Billy - a young boy eager to travel not just to different places, but to different time periods. Kids will enjoy flipping each page, seeing the beautiful colors, characters and events that formulated our world. Billy uses his trusty Time Machine to take kids to these places, teaching them everything they need to know. Best part is, the books are interactive, as I have added fun games and trivia in the back of every book, just like I remember ruining the lovely books my mother bought for me, scribbling in them as a young child. With Infinite Travels, you don''t need to worry about that. The kids can color and fun as well as learn in the process. The overall idea was to have fun with this particular project of SP Productions. We want to make sure every product of ours moves our consumers. Stay tuned for more Infinite Travels issues in the future! *BUY YOUR COPY AND HELP CHILDREN TODAY!*

Europe, 2049. Nulight, a Tibetan refugee and notorious underground record company owner, emerges from an obscure Berlin night club realising that an alien invasion is imminent. Or is he hallucinating? Contacting his ex-lover Kappa and the invisible man Master Sengel, he begins an investigation. Then he is abducted. Released. And soon the aliens invade. To save humanity, Nulight and his motley group of friends must decide if the aliens are real or not - and if they are, what to do about them. For Britain has become a land of pagan communities and wilderness, where the strength and resolve for the forthcoming struggle may not exist. Can music save Britain? Can it save the world?

With the diabolical agents of the Clockwork Garden on their trail and Sir Tantalus Blackmore''s crooked men closing in, Kora and her best friend Erasmus Darwin must survive from day to day and try to uncover the monstrous plots surrounding them.Yet even though they have friends and allies, danger is never far away, and soon they find themselves on the run. But when all seems lost, an unlikely helping hand is extended by their enemy.And so, facing a tragic deadline mere months away, Kora and Erasmus make a fateful decision that saves their lives but places them at the mercy of those who would oppose, chase and capture them. Some of their new friends may not be friends after all...A breathtaking adventure through an alternative Edwardian Britain and beyond, where clockwork automata and their makers threaten to change the world forever.