Cirrus@Austlit

'Kayley doesn't like the living. It's why she steals dead-gods' memories and sells them on the black market. Unfortunately, her fence has different ideas. He wants her to track down Al-Qaum, a still breathing god of war, and 'borrow' his curse breaker.

'Kayley doesn't want to go. She doesn't want to risk enraging the masters of knowledge, or ally with the mysterious assassin, Infinity. Yet she needs the money, and so go she must.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Kenneth Mugi was working in a dead end job when his best friend asked him if he wanted to quit and help create the world's greatest video game company. Together, they decided to take a chance on their dreams and sought out humanity's most desired frontier: success. The only problem was that neither of them had made a game before. Join Kenneth and the team from Tokidoki Enterprises on a heartbreaking journey through the perilous meteor belt of App Creation. Go beyond the worlds of Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja to explore a universe where money is always in short supply, friendships are tested, marriages are pushed to breaking point and delusion is the drug of choice. Discover planet App Fail, and witness life behind the touchscreen.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'You're going to hear about me. When they haul my body out of Green Lake or discover it in a Haijima dumpster, you'll hear about that kid from Ipswich. And for a moment, Kasumi Thompson will be right there in your living room as this week's overachieving uni student. The kind who was abused just one too many times for her own good. What they won't tell you, what they can't tell you, is that it wasn't always this way. I was going to live a normal life. That was my plan. And then I met him. I met Morgan and fell in love with his ocean eyes and warm body. See, that's the problem right there. They won't tell you the most important part. Their cobbled together two-minute narrative won't be about us. It'll only be about me. So before I go, I want to share our story with you. Not for free, of course. I'm telling you because I need a favour. I need you to write the following on my tombstone: 我の世は現也 Please.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.