ReAnimus Press Books by Jim Morrison and Craig Strete

National lampoon meets Star Trek meets hitchhikers guide meets Monty Python! [More...]

An autobiographical novel about the author's time with Jim Morrison. [More...]

"I have seen the future and I won't go," says Jim Morrison, of the Doors. [More...]

A great collection of Native American Science Fiction. Yes, you read that right. Nebula finalist! [More...]

Young Nina and Keita have to save a herd of... Mammoths?! and a tribe of Native Americans and a... Cyber Mammoth?! [More...]

Mammoths weren't enough, so--dinosaurs! [More...]

Salvador Dali introduces a collection of Strete's stories. [More...]

A young Indian boy struggles to accept his grandfather's rapidly approaching death. [More...]

The stage and screen plays of Craig Strete, plays all ready-to-eat [More...]

Mob daughter Jordana's wedding gets off to a rocky start with a hit in a Sandra-Bullock-esque rom-com. [More...]

Stories described as "quite brilliant" from a "major talent". Plus collaborations with Jim Morrison (of the Doors) and Michael Bishop. [More...]

The actors complain the script sounds too real: "A homicidal film director who kills all the actors who audition for him." [More...]

Two Nebula Award finalist stories plus even better stories from one of the few Native American SF authors. [More...]

The most authentic life of Billy the Kid, as Pat Garrett told to Puking Bird [More...]

Amos Brokeshoulder was ready to die (he was partial to April), certainly not expecting who showed up at his door... [More...]

"He killed her because she was naked. It was innocent murder..." [More...]

A Native American soldier goes to Vietnam on a special mission to win the war — with an eagle... [More...]

A Native American girl visits family... in a house haunted by ghosts. [More...]

Tall Horse and Joseph Little Eagle are rivals for Nila, and torn by pressures of reservation life. [More...]

Who exactly was her husband, why has he disappeared, and is he trying to kill her? [More...]

Jimmy is angry, lonely and homesick since Mother moved them from the pueblo to Grandfather Whitefeather's house in the city. [More...]

The Tragedy Of MAKONA, Shaman Of Kawdor. [More...]