Science Fiction Short Story Collection
This mixing of the fantastic with the satirical, the sexy, and just the downright odd (or even all 3 in one story) is at the heart of this fiction collection, A Few Wild Beasts To Be Dreaded.

Autobiography & U.S. History
Back On Track is a story about an Irish Catholic family arriving in Youngstown Ohio from County Tipperary in 1845 who met both Triumph and Tragedy. Resuscitation arrived five decades later when third generation great grandson John Kennedy embarked upon self employment founding a Railroad Construction Co in the state Capitol in nearby Pennsylvania.

Children's Fiction Book
In a beautiful faraway land of metallic insects and valve oil lives a small flute, no more than a piccolo, named Isabelle. One night, while sleeping at home in the large instrument city known as Instrumentropolis, Isabelle hears a strange noise - the sound of construction vehicles rumbling over the city clearing it for a road. One of the workers kidnaps Arthur the bugle, one of Isabelle's best friends. It is up to Isabelle to save her best friend and rescue her beloved city from the terrible construction vehicles that have been obliviously destroying her precious world under their wheels.

Children's Picture Book
When magician Presto Chango leaves his house to buy a new magic wand, he leaves his bunnies alone. But two bunnies soon become more... and even more, filling Presto's house and then all of Echo City! Presto has to ask for Nightbat's help, and the two work together to get the wiggling-nose, floppy-eared, fuzzy-tailed bunch o' bunnies under control.

Joe Swarctz is the illustrator of Too Many Bunnies, as well as the creator of the world in which it is set.

Children's Picture Book
Girl robot Noofie leaves her planet of Bleep Blop, where she is mocked all the time for being too small. Swooshing across space in her ship she finds our little blue-green world and sets down in Echo City...where she finds she is too tall. But when Nightbat comes to befriend Noofie he teaches her the most important lesson of all.

Joe Swarctz is the illustrator of U Be U, as well as the creator of the world in which it is set.

Alternate History & Naval Fiction
From the 1890s to the 2010s, we follow the story of the world, seen largely through the eyes of rhe British royal family, and the machinations of power within the country. Ship launches, royal reviews, and the constant development of warships set alongside this viewpoint. From ironclads to what we would think of as dreadnoughts, to super battleships mounting 21" guns, and through the development of aircraft carriers, cruisers and submarines we see how naval technolovy, and technical advances in general, drive foreign affairs.

The cover of Wreaths of Empire, and the interior line drawing, were done by Joe Swarctz.