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A new omnibus collecting volumes twenty-eight, twenty-nine, and thirty of the Vampire Hunter D horror novel series!

The hunt continues in the bizarre far future of 12,090 A.D, where the immortal vampire lords who were the only winners of mankind's nuclear war still oppress the human survivors who have pushed the blood-drinking fiends back to the lawless Frontier. Yet humanity too remains as quick as ever to prey upon itself, and where the law can't bring safety or justice, the crescent blade of D will--assuming you meet the half-vampire wanderer's price!

Vampire Hunter D Omnibus Book Ten collects three different complete novels. The Tiger in Winter is Duke Van Doren, vampire lord of the Northern Frontier, whom D's just been paid ten times his usual price to vanquish...except he has competition from three rival groups aiming for the Duke themselves! Then, in Noble Front, D confronts what may be his most lethal threat ever--the grotesque killers known as the "Nameless," who have no wanted posters, as everyone they target winds up dead. Finally, the epic-length Gold Fiend Parts One and Two raises the question of how do you collect from a deadbeat who's really dead? Marquis Verenis is a powerful vampire Noble three hundred million dalas in debt to Old El, the lender of last resort out on the Frontier. No collection agent has ever returned from the castle of the Marquis, but this time the undead debtor is dealing with D...

The Vampire Hunter D Omnibus Book Eight collects volumes 28, 29, and 30 in author Hideyuki Kikuchi's adventure horror series: The Tiger in Winter, Noble Front, and Gold Fiend Parts One and Two. Illustrated by Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano, the legend of D endures!

From the celebrated creator behind Starman comes this new monster-filled mystery noir. Monsters, mobsters, and mystery...all in one city!

It's a city like any other, filled with citizens living and working side-by-side, except...everyone here is a monster! Welcome to LOS MONSTRUOS, a place unlike any other.

The city of Los Monstrous, located on the West Coast of America in the 1950s, is populated solely by monsters of all the kinds you'd find in classic black and white horror movies. They're all just getting on with their lives, working, doing jobs, nothing bad, nothing evil. Well apart from the crooks and gangsters in Los Monstruos's underworld, but every city has those, right?

All cities have private detectives too, and werewolf P.I. Perry Cutter has a simple case that's quickly turning into a king-size headache. Initially hired to find an old man's lost love from among the city's vampire community, Perry quickly finds things spiraling out of control as both vampire and Egyptian mummy criminal gangs get involved. So as Perry looks for answers, he runs a gauntlet of danger, while also uncovering dark secrets about his own past as a cop for the Los Monstruos Police Department.

Can Perry solve the case, put his own history to rest, stay alive, and still make that date he has with the cute vampire waitress he's been courting? It sure going to take all his skill as a detective and his abilities as a werewolf to do it.

The city of Los Monstruos! Come for the sun, stay for the monsters and mystery.

Collects Los Monstros #1-#4.

Originally published in 2018, this is a completely revised edition (with 70+ new entries) of the guide to one of America's unique cities.

Where can you hatch a baby alligator in your hand, or zoom over a swamp by zipline? Where can you travel through time in your own T.A.R.D.I.S, cocktail in hand?

New Orleans blends the unconventional with the orthodox to create a cultural collision unlike any other city. Known for its jazz, cocktails, Mardi Gras celebrations, and centuries-old mysteries, New Orleans has a history rooted in revelry and mystery.

From historic buildings that housed early jazz legends, to museums devoted to the Red-light district, to eateries offering local specialties, 111 Places in New Orleans will introduce you to the distinct vibrancy of the city, and reveal the musical, spiritual, historical, edible, and often sinful, sides of the Crescent City.

Experience the depths of dive bars and the heights of haut monde as 111 Places in New Orleans escorts you through a tableau of the Big Easy's best kept secrets. New Orleans may be known as the "City that Care Forgot," but locals and visitors alike will always remember the storied places profiled in these pages - places that embrace the eccentric, celebrate the supernatural, and memorialize the macabre. As noted musician and New Orleans native Allen Toussaint once said, "To get to New Orleans, you don't pass through anywhere else."

"The aromas of homemade food sneak their way across an entire multicultural neighborhood as growling bellies wait to be filled with...dumplings! Recipes from Nigeria, Syria, China, Russia, Mexico, and more reveal tasty fillings tucked into doughs that are boiled, steamed, fried, and baked . . . Sriram's simple rhyming story celebrating the unifying magic of food pairs well with the childlike naïveté of de Antuñano's inclusive and diverse gouache illustrations" - Kirkus Reviews

Savor a rhyming celebration of one of the world's most universal foods, now available in bilingual Vietnamese and English! Readers follow ten diverse families as they cook dumplings inside their homes in preparation for a neighborhood potluck. Dumplings are added to plates one by one, encouraging children to count with each new addition. Authentic recipes for all the dumplings and a map showing their regions of origin are included in the endnotes. Dumpling Day features dumplings from the following regions: India, USA (Pennsylvania Dutch), China (Cantonese), Nigeria, Japan, Israel, Mexico, Syria, Russia, Italy

• Develop early English and Vietnamese language skills
• Find recipes for all of the dumplings in the book!
• A counting book to build early math skills

September, 1934-All of New York is riveted by the surprise capture of Bruno Hauptmann, no one more than Jimmy Quinn whose violent life was changed by the Lindbergh kidnapping. At the same time, American Nazis march through Jewish neighborhoods, and a German spy network operates out of a midtown hotel. The murder of one of Jimmy's employees brings him to the attention of a rogue Federal agent, while Jimmy's beautiful and larcenous girlfriend Connie helps a young blonde who suspects that her Sugar Daddy is setting her up to take a fall. All of them meet in an explosive finish high atop Rockefeller Center in the Rainbow Room.

Written and visual contributions from social scientists and artists offering a vibrant and multifaceted perspective on the phenomenon of walking

Walking is as much a cultural practice as it is an embodied experience. The contributions in this book highlight the interrelations between bodies, knowledge, places, affects and other materialities through phenomenological, artistic and methodological lenses.

He's made a solemn vow to his siblings-and he fully intends to honor it...

Julian Remington, the eldest of nine siblings, is on the fast track to senior partnership at Remington Family Law, the renowned Los Angeles firm founded by his grandfather and now run by his father. As an attorney to some of Hollywood's biggest stars, Julian is a sought-after guest at all the A-list parties and considered one of the most eligible bachelors in town. And he plans to stay that way.

After their parents dragged him and his siblings through an ugly, protracted custody battle, the last thing any of them wants is to put themselves in such a vulnerable position. No, their plan is to stay single and live on their own terms, answerable to no one as they spend their days dealing with some of society's most difficult challenges. The minute he finishes up at the office, Julian heads out to play a gig with his band or to work out his stress at Club Quantum. Life is good, and he wouldn't change a thing.

When a close friend asks Julian to help her sister, who's on the run from a violent marriage, he quickly finds himself ensnared in a trap he never saw coming until it's much too late to turn back. Could the notoriously commitment-averse bad-boy-about-town end up with a shackle around his ankle and a ring on his finger after all? What about the vow he made with his siblings to never make themselves vulnerable by falling in love or getting married?

ACRIMONIOUS begins an exciting new series featuring the Remington family-brothers Julian, Griffin, Carson, Ethan, Jackson and Roman, and their sisters, Jordan, Kaidan and Gillian. This tight-knit group went to hell and back together, and while they'd take a bullet for each other in life, anything goes when they face off in court.

"The diverse and colorful vocabulary will stimulate young readers" - The Observer

Bear is going on an adventure, but wait! Where are you going, Bear? Please wait for me! Tag along on a raft, a steam train, and even a rocket as he travels across land, sea, and space. Learn about different forms of transportation in this colorful bilingual Vietnamese and English story.

• Created to develop early English and Vietnamese development
• Kids love things that go! Story shows different types of transportation

Included in LitHub's Most Anticipated Poetry of 2026

The poems in with snow pouring southward past the window turn with and for relatives and beloveds across seas and oceans, continents and nations, languages and histories. In this collection, public and personal archives work with literary translations across several dialects of the Inupiaq language, and re-complexify Arctics at a time when empires once again seem interested in flattening and erasing millennia of Indigenous inhabitation, care, and situatedness. It was written between Massachusetts, Inuit Nunaat, Sápmi, the "Old World" and through waves of overlapping pandemics, political and social exigencies, and solidarities.

Finalist for the 2024 George Washington Prize

The Spurgin family of North Carolina experienced the cataclysm of the American Revolution in the most dramatic ways--and from different sides. This engrossing book tells the story of Jane Welborn Spurgin, a patriot who welcomed General Nathanael Greene to her home and aided Continental forces while her loyalist husband was fighting for the king as an officer in the Tory militia. By focusing on the wife of a middling backcountry farmer, esteemed historian Cynthia Kierner shows how the Revolution not only toppled long-established political hierarchies but also strained family ties and drew women into the public sphere to claim both citizenship and rights--as Jane Spurgin did with a dramatic series of petitions to the North Carolina state legislature when she fought to reclaim her family's lost property after the war was over.

While providing readers with stories of battles, horse-stealing, bigamy, and exile that bring the Revolutionary era vividly to life, this book also serves as an invaluable examination of the potentially transformative effects of war and revolution, both personally and politically.

The highly-anticipated, genre-defining omegaverse manga, in English at last! From beloved BL author Maki Marukido (Pornographer) comes a story steeped in secrets, lies, and family drama. Saimon, an omega, is shunned by his husband's family for being unable to bear children. But when his father-in-law tasks him with a special favor, it pushes Saimon to spin a tangled web of deception--all to keep his place in the family.

Saimon's big plan is off to a perilous start when Mamiya goes into his first heat right after he's introduced to the Hanabusa family. And just when Saimon thinks they're in the clear, the Hanabusa family butler, Shiba, reveals that he knows of Mamiya's true nature--and he wants in on their plot. With Shiba's help, Saimon manipulates his way back into his sister's pharmaceutical company to make illegal heat suppressants for Mamiya. But will the pills be enough for Mamiya to survive in an elite high school full of alphas? And what's Shiba getting out of this arrangement...?

Serendipity is the luckiest kid in the world. But what happens when the luckiest kid in the world becomes extraordinarily unlucky, in this debut graphic novel.

Serendipity is your classic overachiever. She's class president, lead in the school play, and star of the basketball team. She's also incredibly lucky, like, wins everything all the time lucky, even random radio raffles.

Which is how she finds herself with free tickets to the town carnival where an accident curses her with bad luck FOREVER.

And just like that Serendipity's luck really does seem to run out. Missed shots, fumbled lines, and a slip in the polls. Can it get any worse? Oh yes it can. Permanent bad hair days.

Serendipity becomes convinced the curse is real. She's definitely not disorganized or spread too thin. Nope, it's all the curse. And she'll have to find a way to reverse it soon.

Hilariously charming and illustrated in sugar pink hues, this graphic novel is a treat for kids who love middle school dramas and adorable, if impulsive characters. It's a perfect story for overstressed overachievers looking for a warm reminder that stepping back doesn't mean stepping down. In fact, sharing the spotlight with good friends is perhaps the luckiest thing of all.

MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO...

Kuzunoha follows a mysterious train and finds herself trapped in the Otherworld Station. Ren and Sumireko chase after her, but if they make even one wrong choice, they'll have their own tickets punched, permanently! And who else might one meet on supernatural mass transit? How about the enigmatic Kasumi, who knows much about the Adashino family's past...and perhaps even a certain member of feline royalty?!

These 50 well-chosen sites--many on every geologist's bucket list--span Colorado's geologic history from 1.7-billion-year-old rocks of the Black Canyon to the constantly shifting landscape of the Great Sand Dunes. The asteroid-produced iridium-enriched layer that marks the end of the dinosaurs is here, as are insects and petrified wood exquisitely preserved at Florissant Fossil Beds, the pure white marble used in the Lincoln Memorial, mysterious Unaweep Canyon that lacks a river, and colorful mounds of silicious sinter at Pagosa Springs. The Great Unconformity, a famous geologic feature tucked away in a few remote locations in other western states, pops up at seven of the featured sites. The late 1800s rush for precious metals produced a network of roads that crisscross the towering mountains, making Colorado's fascinating geology extremely accessible to the average sightseer. With beautiful photographs and informative figures and maps, this guidebook will help you select a destination and head for the door.

Fire is both destructive and regenerative; at times vengeful, at others cleansing. The first mention of fire in Genesis comes after Adam and Eve's expulsion from Eden. In Greek mythology, Prometheus steals fire from the gods for humankind. Fire becomes metaphorically layered--as knowledge, as desire, as anger. The book entertains the many strands of this fiery lineage as it undertakes a poetic investigation into grief and sex, loneliness and restlessness within intimacy, and language's ability to make, unmake, and remake things. Hoffer engages in questions of gender, anger, and nationality--how women are made subject to expectations of care and fidelity. How Americans are called into conflicts that defy sense, that defy humanist values. The voice is angry as she struggles with the limitations of her agency and further frustrated that "speaking directly" does not seem to furnish progress or power. The book, then, tries to speak otherwise--it moves sonically, associatively, obsessively.

The entire The Invisibles saga, one of Grant Morrison's wildest stories and a definitive 1990s Vertigo epic, is now available in one softcover collection!

In the 1990s, DC's mature readers imprint Vertigo was renowned among readers and critics for its bold genre storytelling and unabashed creative freedom--and few creators embodied that like writer Grant Morrison.

And perhaps no series embodies Morrison's incisive, gripping, and surreal yet richly meaningful style than The Invisibles, a series told in three volumes by Morrison and their artistic collaborators including Steve Yeowell, Jill Thompson, Phil Jimenez, Chris Weston, and more.

In this complete compendium collection of The Invisibles, readers will follow the adventures of The Invisibles--King Mob, Lord Fanny, Boy, Ragged Robin, and Jack Frost--members of a secret organization out to battle against physical and psychic oppression brought upon humanity by the interdimensional alien gods of the Archons of Outer Church!

This volume collects The Invisibles #1-25; The Invisibles Vol. 2 #1-22, and The Invisibles Vol. 3 #1-12.