Set within the Well World, a vast construct of the ancient Markovians, the narrative explores a complex system that serves as both a controller and gateway to 1560 unique worlds. This intriguing setting invites readers to delve into the remnants of a once-great civilization and the mysteries of its creation. The interplay between these diverse worlds promises a blend of adventure and discovery as characters navigate the challenges posed by this ancient technology.
Jack L. Chalker Books
Jack Laurence Chalker was an American author of science fiction and fantasy whose expansive body of work explored intricate themes and complex worlds. His literary approach was characterized by a deep dive into ethical dilemmas and interpersonal relationships set against unusual backdrops. Chalker was known for his ability to craft epic narratives with elaborate mythologies and compelling characters. His writing often reflected an interest in history and intricate systems, offering readers a rich and thought-provoking experience.






Set in the Well World, a creation of the ancient Markovians, the story explores a vast universe consisting of 1560 unique worlds. This intricate construct serves as both a controller and gateway, offering a rich backdrop for adventure and discovery. The narrative delves into the remnants of the Markovian civilization and the mysteries surrounding their technology and influence on the diverse worlds they crafted.
The Well World serves as a gateway to 1560 distinct worlds, created by the ancient Markovians, a race now long gone. This unique construct not only controls these diverse realms but also offers a glimpse into the advanced civilization that once thrived. The narrative explores the implications of this vast interconnected universe and the mysteries surrounding the Markovians' legacy.
Nathan Brazil deals with a clever trap, and Mavra Chang confronts nasty drug smugglers--but these trials are trivial compared to the terror that awaits inside the Well of Souls
The Moreau Factor
- 356 pages
- 13 hours of reading
THE EVOLUTION OF TERROR A hard-living reporter long past his Pulitzer Prize-winning prime, Chuck Vallone is about to meet a renowned geneticist who needs to clear his conscience. But when Vallone arrives at their rendezvous, he finds the D.C. hotel swarming with government agents. The scientist's room is now a grisly slaughterhouse splattered with blood--but no sign of a body. Vallone knows he has the story of the century, especially when he receives a mysterious package filled with a computer disk and strange samples of DNA. Now he's determined to uncover the truth. But it's no brave new world Vallone will be exploring; rather, a deadly depraved one ruled by preeminent scientists. And this powerful cadre intends to make Vallone both eyewitness and executor of their final ferocious plan . . .
Quest for the Well of Souls (Well World Saga: Volume 3)
- 296 pages
- 11 hours of reading
In a universe shaped by the ancient Markovians, the Well World serves as both a controller and gateway to 1560 diverse worlds. The narrative follows characters navigating this intricate construct, exploring themes of exile, identity, and the remnants of a lost civilization. As they journey through these worlds, they confront challenges that test their resilience and understanding of their place in the cosmos. The story weaves together science fiction elements with rich world-building, inviting readers into a vast and mysterious multiverse.
River of Dancing Gods (Dancing Gods: Book One)
- 242 pages
- 9 hours of reading
In a twist of fate, Joe and Marge encounter the eccentric wizard Throckmorton P. Ruddygore, who reveals their impending demise in just nineteen minutes and eighteen seconds. Faced with this unsettling prophecy, they are presented with a choice that could alter their destinies. The story explores themes of mortality, decision-making, and the unexpected turns life can take, blending elements of fantasy and adventure as the characters navigate their surreal predicament.
Set in the Well World, a complex system created by the ancient Markovians, the narrative explores a realm that serves as both a controller and gateway to 1560 unique worlds. This intricate construct reveals the remnants of a lost civilization, inviting readers to delve into the mysteries and adventures that unfold within its expansive universe.
Demons of the Dancing Gods (Dancing Gods: Book Two)
- 232 pages
- 9 hours of reading
The fragile peace following the battle for Husaquahr is threatened as dark forces converge from the south. A member of the Council of Thirteen is revealed to be the Dark Baron, who conspires with the Demon Prince to unleash chaos and destruction. As tensions rise, the characters must confront this looming threat to prevent Armageddon and protect their world from impending doom.
Featuring a diverse array of imaginative stories, this magazine showcases the best in science fiction and fantasy literature. Each issue presents captivating narratives from both emerging and established authors, exploring innovative themes and thought-provoking concepts. Readers can expect a blend of genres, including speculative fiction, futuristic tales, and fantastical adventures, all designed to spark the imagination and challenge perceptions of reality. This publication serves as a vibrant platform for creativity and storytelling in the speculative genres.