"There's only one word for this book: Fun. Or..maybe three words: Fun. Fun. Fun.

This is not your tired pompous sci-fi novel; this one rocks! The most fun you can have with an eBook? It could be...it could be..."

Why is the 900 year old Taoist master Chung Li so frantically pursuing his 600 year old student Khan? And was that really Elvis he saw running the Laundromat? A fast-paced ride through the American desert, this "word movie" will entrance readers with unforgettable characters and a timeless story.

"Five centuries ago, at the court of the Emperor of China, lived an artisan of exquisite craftsmanship. His name was Khan. His mechanical fish swam in the Imperial pond, and his metallic butterflies flittered among the flowers in the Imperial garden. One day he disappeared and did not return. Some say he obtained the gold pill of immortality from the ancient Master of Demon Valley.

"Through the many succeeding dynasties, sporadic reports of his appearance have been recorded. He has been sighted in the royal courts of Europe, and more recently, in a trailer-park laundromat.

"This is the story of his last days."

Published on Good Friday the 13th, 2001, by Scorpius Digital in the Microsoft Reader format [see button at bottom of page for more info on MS Reader and a link to the free download].

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Available from eBookMall., KBS Books, PreviewPort, eFollet, and in the U.K, WH Smith, and other online bookstores.

Read how Immortal Khan came to be written in Words on Khan

A dark future mystery from the author of Immortal Khan

In the well-ordered, law-abiding world called Brightsite, a corpse washes up on a beach, its throat cut diagonally from jaw to collarbone. Two detectives journey to the underground nightworld of Darksite to solve the crime, and to confront their own darkness of the soul, while a group of jazz musicians in a midnight world fight to maintain their secrets, and their very lives.

The second "word movie" from Immortal Khan author H. Doug Matsuoka, Living Midnight introduces a cast of vivid and fantastic characters in this darkly mysterious novel in screenplay form.

Available now from eBookMall , Amazon, KBS Books, PreviewPort, eFollet, WH Smith (in the UK) and other online bookstores.

Published December 27, 2001, by Scorpius Digital Publishing.

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