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Winner of the 2013 ENnie Silver Award for Best Electronic Book!
Among the countless hobos who ride the rails looking for work in 1930s America, there exists a secret society of magicians known as the hobomancers. The hobomancers face all the same problems as rank-and-file hobos—hunger, mean-spirited railway bulls, bad hooch—but they must also concern themselves with defending... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
$14.99
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The life you know—your family, friends, job, everything—is a lie, a carefully-crafted web of memory implants and forged documents. You are not a random civilian; you are an agent of Project 8Ball, a government agency so secret that, at any given time, only 37 people know it exists. As your false identity slips away you remember a terrible truth: The world is a shadowy cesspool of mystery and... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
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When you think of magical artifacts, you probably think of magic wands, or gold rings, or weapons--King Arthur's sword Excalibur, maybe, or the Ring of the Nibelung. Wands and rings and swords were all well and good for the Old World, but this is America, and a New World demands a new style of artifact. There are a few swords scattered across these fifty states, but you're more likely to find a magic... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
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You may think you know American history, but did you know that Thomas Edison designed a machine to communicate with the dead? Do you know what happened to Geronimo's skull, or to Ben Franklin's robot? Do you know why occultists are willing to pay top dollar for a shard of the plane Buddy Holly died in? Learn the answers to these questions and more, in the second volume of American Artifacts.
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Hex Games |
$2.99
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Did you know that an angel wrote a history of the future on a series of silver tablets, and buried them in Alaska? That Thomas Edison designed a machine to communicate with the dead, Ben Franklin built a robot, and that one of Jimi Hendrix’s guitars can shoot fire? Do you know why occultists are willing to pay top dollar for a shard of the plane Buddy Holly died in? American Artifacts: The Complete... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
$10.00
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Charles Fort High is a lot like your typical All-American high school in your typical All-American town. It's filled with jocks, geeks, and stoners. There are cheerleaders, an AV club, an FFA chapter, and plenty of outcasts, misfits, and aliens. The difference is that at most schools, the homecoming queen can't levitate a truck with her mind and the aliens were usually born on this planet. Fort High... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
$8.99
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Your little town is lame as hell, total nowheresville, a dead-end burg with nothing going on . . . except for one shining beacon of awesome. His name is Dave. Dave is the coolest guy around and he's got friends from all walks of life. But now the worst possible thing has happened: Dave has been kidnapped. As his very best friend, the least you can do is rescue him. Save... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
$1.99
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July 16th, 1939, New York City - Radio executive Howard Sears is found murdered in his office. Who killed him? What was the murder weapon? And, most importantly, why does Sears have green blood? In an effort to answer these questions, a group of detectives follow a trail of clues that leads them to discover aliens living undercover in New York. And if the detectives can't bring the murderer to justice,... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
$1.99
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Did you know that an angel wrote a history of the future on a series of silver tablets, and buried them in Alaska? That one of Jimi Hendrix’s guitars can shoot fire? Or that the cloak of World War II-era crimefighter Fighting Yank can still be used to summon the ghost of his ancestor? If you didn’t, don’t feel embarrassed; most people are unaware of America’s rich occult history.... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
$4.99
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Occult detective Ross Fulton and his assistant Ted have come to Indianapolis for MarmiCon, the largest gaming convention in the Midwest. Ross and Ted have to track down the elusive Franklin Fletcher, a game designer, con man, and Enochian mage, but they soon learn they’re not the only ones on his trail. Now Ross and Ted must outwit their rival, find Fletcher, and figure out why portals to other worlds... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
$2.99
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Hobomancer Labor Day Sale!
You might not think of hobos as playing a role in the labor movement, but the original meaning of the word “hobo” was “one who travels to work.” This differentiated them from tramps (who travelled but did not work) and bums (who neither travelled nor worked). There was even a hobo union--the Tourist Union #63--founded in part to distinguish hobos... [click here for more] |
Hex Games |
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Hobomancer Labor Day Sale!
You might not think of hobos as playing a role in the labor movement, but the original meaning of the word “hobo” was “one who travels to work.” This differentiated them from tramps (who travelled but did not work) and bums (who neither travelled nor worked). There was even a hobo union--the Tourist Union #63--founded in part to distinguish hobos... [click here for more] |
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