The Fall of Evanita is part one of three books where two television journalists interview 100-year old Jonara Pindus, the mother of female-couple fertility, to discover what led Jonara to her profession. Jonara reveals a story from her thirteenth birthday where she visits her great-grandmother's house and goes back in time with the help of a diary to witness her mother's struggles through youth.

Imperative Birth is part three of three books where two television journalists interview 100-year old Jonara Pindus, the mother of female-couple fertility, to discover what led Jonara to her profession. Jonara completes the story from her thirteenth birthday when she goes back in time. She witnesses 13th century Spain, the male-mammal extinction on distant planet Eho Miriam, the recovery of her young mother's psyche, the origins of her mother's conception, and a multiple coming-together of events for the finale.

Lamina is part two of three books where two television journalists interview 100-year old Jonara Pindus, the mother of female-couple fertility, to discover what led Jonara to her profession. Jonara continues the story from her thirteenth birthday where she goes back in time to witness many layers of ancestral history starting with her mother's detention in Portland and adding various places from 1939 to 1970 including Spain, Wisconsin, Greece, Pacific Ocean, Alabama, Africa, Palestine, Texas, New Zealand, and Vietnam.

A collection of prose, poetry, and short stories written by K Gerard Martin from 1976 to 1995 when he was from eight to twenty-eight years of age. Book includes the Fictionnaire series with The Cat from Hell, Unseen Assailant, The StoryMaster, and Futures.

A grammar and vocabulary guide for fictional Damiriak languages Dahmek, Miramish, Nimiash, and sub-language Mirsua as used in the Carre a book series. In addition to providing alphabets, pronunciation, and grammar usage for the four languages, this guide explores a number system, a hand-signing system, day and time usage, chemical element names, Earth geographical names, and Damiriak astronomy. Three crossreference sections make up the bulk of the guide-English to Dahmek/Miramish/Nimiash, Dahmek to English, Miramish to English, and Nimiash to English-based on over 11,600 root words per language.