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This satire revolves around Sellevision, a hot shopping channel, and the odd cast of characters who work for it, buy from it, and become involved with each other.

Compared to Maya Angelou, Alice Walker and Zora Neale Hurston, Dori Sanders follows up Clover with an even richer achievement. Beginning in World War II, Her Own Place tells the epic yet intimate tale of an indomitable African-American woman whose life symbolizes the struggles of her people.

A facsimile edition of the original 24 Sherlock Holmes stories from London`s The Strand Magazine, written between 1891 and 1893, with black and white illustrations by Sidney Paget.

That the undead need love--and sex--too, is amply proved by this anthology, a quartet of paranormal erotic novellas written by a mix of established authors and fresh faces in the genre. Laurell K. Hamilton's best-known character, necromancer Anita Blake, returns in Beyond the Ardeur. A vampire unexpectedly encounters a friend from college in MaryJanice Davidson's Dead Girls Don't Dance. A succubus walking on the beach finds a wounded man with magical powers in Originally Human; author Eileen Wilks plans to turn this story into a novel at a later date. Finally, in Rebecca York's Burning Moon a werewolf tracking a serial killer teams up with a blind psychic.