Ronald McGuire writes stories about change-how it arrives, how it reshapes us, and what remains in its wake. Blending literary and speculative elements, his fiction explores identity, memory, and the moments that define and redefine who we are.He is the author of the novels Beyond Tomorrow's Sun and Beyond the Rivers of Time. Pax Liminalis is his second collection of short fiction, following Nightmares & Lullabies.Ronald's work spans fiction, essays, journalism, and scriptwriting, with publication credits including Flash Fiction Magazine, Drunk Monkeys, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, Winning Writers, and CNN.com.Learn more at ronaldmcguire.com or beachbookpress.com.
Martín Esteban Solís is an Argentine illustrator and fine artist originally from Paso de los Libres, Corrientes. His passion for drawing began in childhood and evolved into a lifelong pursuit of artistic expression. Although he initially studied Graphic Design, Martín soon found himself drawn more deeply toward fine art. Largely self-taught in his early years, he immersed himself in the study of artists from many periods, developing a particular fascination with the techniques and compositions of the Renaissance.To further refine his skills, Martín later pursued formal studies in drawing and painting and enrolled in the Fine Arts program at the Santa Ana Higher Institute in Buenos Aires. There, he expanded his artistic practice through painting, sculpture, and printmaking. While he remains open to many techniques and styles, his work today is especially focused on graphite drawing-an intimate medium through which he explores form, texture, and emotional resonance.Martín's artistic journey has followed a nonlinear path, occasionally interrupted but never abandoned. Along the way, he has worked as a print designer in the textile industry and exhibited his work at venues including the Manuel Belgrano Salon, organized by the Eduardo Sívori Museum of Plastic Arts, and the Fiat Lux Library in Colón, Entre Ríos. The depth, complexity, and sensitivity of his work reflect that journey.A selection of Martín's artwork can be found on Pixabay. Martín also created the cover art for Nightmares & Lullabies.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Solís, Martín Esteban (illustrateur). Paperback. Life changes at the edges - where certainty begins to fracture, where memory refuses to remain buried, and where the future arrives without warning.In Pax Liminalis, Ronald McGuire explores the fragile thresholds between the ordinary and the extraordinary, the familiar and the deeply unsettling. Blending literary fiction with speculative, philosophical, and occasionally darkly satirical elements, this collection inhabits the liminal spaces where identity shifts, reality bends, and transformation becomes unavoidable.A generation ship carries far more than its passengers across the stars. A lottery winner discovers that sudden fortune may conceal something far more dangerous than opportunity. A plane crash in the wilderness brings help from a mysterious guide who may not belong to any map. A student uncovers truths that refuse to stay buried, while survivors - of accidents, of history, of trauma, and of themselves - struggle to understand what remains after life changes irrevocably.Influenced by the speculative imagination of Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, and Robert Heinlein, the philosophical storytelling traditions of Rod Serling and The Twilight Zone, and the satirical and existential sensibilities of Kurt Vonnegut, Douglas Adams, and Philip K. Dick, Pax Liminalis moves fluidly between science fiction, literary fiction, social commentary, and quiet horror.These stories are not concerned solely with technology, mystery, or the unknown, but with the human beings forced to confront them. Fathers and sons, lovers, strangers, survivors, and wanderers find themselves standing at moments of transition where the boundaries between past and future, self and memory, truth and illusion begin to blur.At times haunting, reflective, absurd, and unexpectedly hopeful, Pax Liminalis is a collection about the search for meaning in uncertain places - and about finding moments of peace in the midst of profound change. In this collection of speculative and literary tales, ordinary people confront extraordinary shifts in reality, memory, and identity, forcing them to find peace at the fragile edges of existence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781965621103
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Paperback. Etat : new. Solís, Martín Esteban (illustrateur). Paperback. Life changes at the edges - where certainty begins to fracture, where memory refuses to remain buried, and where the future arrives without warning.In Pax Liminalis, Ronald McGuire explores the fragile thresholds between the ordinary and the extraordinary, the familiar and the deeply unsettling. Blending literary fiction with speculative, philosophical, and occasionally darkly satirical elements, this collection inhabits the liminal spaces where identity shifts, reality bends, and transformation becomes unavoidable.A generation ship carries far more than its passengers across the stars. A lottery winner discovers that sudden fortune may conceal something far more dangerous than opportunity. A plane crash in the wilderness brings help from a mysterious guide who may not belong to any map. A student uncovers truths that refuse to stay buried, while survivors - of accidents, of history, of trauma, and of themselves - struggle to understand what remains after life changes irrevocably.Influenced by the speculative imagination of Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, and Robert Heinlein, the philosophical storytelling traditions of Rod Serling and The Twilight Zone, and the satirical and existential sensibilities of Kurt Vonnegut, Douglas Adams, and Philip K. Dick, Pax Liminalis moves fluidly between science fiction, literary fiction, social commentary, and quiet horror.These stories are not concerned solely with technology, mystery, or the unknown, but with the human beings forced to confront them. Fathers and sons, lovers, strangers, survivors, and wanderers find themselves standing at moments of transition where the boundaries between past and future, self and memory, truth and illusion begin to blur.At times haunting, reflective, absurd, and unexpectedly hopeful, Pax Liminalis is a collection about the search for meaning in uncertain places - and about finding moments of peace in the midst of profound change. In this collection of speculative and literary tales, ordinary people confront extraordinary shifts in reality, memory, and identity, forcing them to find peace at the fragile edges of existence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781965621103
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