System Requirements:

OS: Windows XP SP2 or later / Mac OSX Intel CPU and “Leopard” 10.5 or later / Ubuntu 10.10 or later, although other unsupported distros may work
Processor: 1.6Ghz CPU
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Screen resolution at least 720px high, and 1024px wide.
Hard Drive: 300 MB available space

System Requirements:

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ——————– OS: Windows. Processor: 1.7 GHz or better. Memory: 2GB RAM. Graphics: DirectX 9.0c Shader 3.0 supported, Nvidia 6800 or 7300 or better, ATI Radeon X1300 or better. DirectX: 9.0c. Hard Disk Space: 320Mb. Additional: Mouse,:

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ——————– OS: Windows. Processor: 1.7 GHz or better. Memory: 2GB RAM. Graphics: DirectX 9.0c Shader 3.0 supported, Nvidia 6800 or 7300 or better, ATI Radeon X1300 or better. DirectX: 9.0c. Hard Disk Space: 320Mb. Additional: Mouse, Keyboard.

System Requirements:

OS: Windows® XP/Vista™/7
Processor: Intel P4 3.0GHz or similar AMD
Memory: 1GB RAM
Hard Disk Space: 1GB available space
Video Card: nVidia GeForce 6800 Ultra, ATi Radeon X1800 XT or better
DirectX®: 9.0c, June 2010 update
Sound: DirectX 9.0c support

System Requirements:

Operating system:Windows® XP/Vista/7
Processor: Intel® 2.0GHz CPU
Memory: 2GB
Hard disk space: 4GB
Video: 256 MB of dedicated video memory with support for pixel shader 3.0. (nVidia 8600 or equivalent)
Sound: Sound card with DirectX 9.0c support
DirectX®: 9.0c

System Requirements:

OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7 CPU: 1.6 GHz RAM: 128 MB DirectX: 9.0

Johnny Hollow is a Canadian band based in Toronto, Ontario, whose dark blend of electronic and orchestral sounds has been described as Gothic chamber music for the 21st century. It may be one of Indie music’s best kept secrets - stashed away in their own little Pandora’s box, where they like it nice and cozy and full of creative freedom and unbridled expressionism.

Like a siren’s call, their unique blend of dark electronic and orchestral sounds have attracted fans since 2003. Their music has received critical acclaim from such diverse publications as Rue Morgue (Canada), Fiend (Australia), Funprox (Netherlands) and Legends (US). ‘Bag of Snow’, the single from their independently release debut album, was featured on a compilation CD for D-Side (France) and Club Electra Magazine (Japan) respectively. Recipients of online accolades (People’s Choice Website of the Year) and intensely loyal fan support, johnnyhollowmusic.com boasts an active forum, an extensive global membership and at least 3 unaffiliated fan site. Both classically trained, Janine White and Kitty Thompson weave the threads of piano and cello to an unnatural end creating a tapestry of madness and passion throughout the band’s soundscape. Completing this audio transcendence, the darkly disturbing images of Juno winning artist Vincent Marcone transport the observer to a place where darkness is but the beginning of the journey.

For five years I worked as the managing editor for a well-regarded small-press genre publisher. While editing scores of novels and a critically acclaimed anthology series, I realized I was most at home surrounded by the words and ideas that only the best storytellers can create.

Times change. The economy ebbs and flows. Publishers come and go.

In late 2012, I found myself at a crossroads.

I knew that I wanted to keep making amazing books. I wanted to keep making the kinds of books I would want on my own shelves. And I knew the right people to help me do it. So I decided to create my own company.

Word Horde is that company.

Word Horde was founded on the the idea that great stories should be given every opportunity to find the right audience. That when you work with the most talented creators available, you cannot help but create great art.

Why follow the herd? Join the Horde!

Ross E. Lockhart Publisher / Editor-in-Chief

Ecstatic melody, unimaginable sounds and deep sexy beats played Industrial Flutes, Bullhorn Harmonicas, Regurgitated Music Box, Triple Extended Pennywhistls, Miniature Hand Bell Choir, Obnoxiophone, Glass Bowls With Red Marbles, human beat box and a clutch of curious objects.

Featured solo performances at Boston Symphony Hall for New Years Eve 2009 and premier performance of the composition “Melody For Lizzie” with the Boston Pops. Composition for short film written and directed by Neil Gaiman (Coraline, American Gods, The Graveyard Book), broadcast on Christmas day 2009 on SKY TV, UK. Support act for Dresden Dolls US tour and at The Round House in London, England. Featured at TED in Monterey, California, Ashley Capp’s (founder of Bonaroo) Big Ears Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Fest, Adelaide Fringe Festival in Australia, Floyd Fest, Joe’s Pub, The Knitting Factory and CBGB’s in New York City. Sxip is now in London as music director and band leader at Southbank Center in LIMBO!

Somewhere in the 20th century… not long after the end of the Great War, those who were capable of hearing it, received a revelation… another Great War was coming. This coming war would push the limits of technology, split the atom to create the power of a small star, and bring together forces more evil than the world has ever known. That this war would happen was man’s fatal destiny, but the outcome of the war and the details of it were not as clear. A weak League of Nations banded together to form a group. A group capable of doing what those countries could not. A group of adventurers, explorers, and scientists from every allied country to search the globe and fight a battle far from the public eye. This group is The 19XX, all the public has been told is that they are fighting for all of the good in humanity to survive the nineteen hundreds and beyond. Their mission is to track down every powerful relic, every modern and undiscovered weapon, and every magic incantation ever uttered on the earth’s crust, because the forces of evil responsible for the next Great War would be searching for the very same thing. Nothing in the realm of the tangible or intangible is off limits when the fate of the entire world is at stake.

Spiky is a whole universe around Rock / Orchestral & Steampunk art and music. But it’s also sound design and audio creation. Whatever you are, music fan or looking for audio creation, you are on the good website to discover either my personal projects or my works as a sound engineer.

G. D. Falksen is an author, lecturer, public speaker, and MC. He also studies history, is a consultant for Disney and blogs for Tor.com and ComicMix.com. While his repertoire spans a range of topics, he is currently most noted for his steampunk work and is one of the most recognizable figures in the steampunk literary genre and the related subculture. He is the author of The Hellfire Chronicles series, which includes Blood In The Skies and Ash On The Wind, and the Ouroboros Cycle series. Other fiction includes “The Strange Case of Mr. Salad Monday”, “Cinema U”, “An Unfortunate Engagement”, and “The Mask of Tezcatlipoca”. His work has appeared in Steampunk Tales, Steampunk Magazine, The Chap, Egophobia, and anthologies such as Footprints, Steampunk Reloaded, and The Immersion Book of Steampunk. He has appeared as a guest at various events, including Dragon*Con, New York Comic Con, and the Montreal Comiccon. He has appeared in The New York Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, the Hartford Courant, Marie Claire Italia, BoingBoing.net, Time Out New York, and New York Magazine, and on MTV, NHK, VBS.tv, Space, and io9.com. He is the lead writer for Hatboy Studios, Inc., creators of the steampunk-themed video game AIR. Mr. Falksen is represented by the DystelGoderich Literary Management agency.

Since 2010 GrayHaven Comics has published over 50 different comic books and given over 200 comic creators the opportunity to have their work published…often for the first time. Anchored by the Gathering anthology series GrayHaven has been able to feature established creators like John Jackson Miller and Gail Simone alongside first timers and help to create a model where new writers and artists are not just welcomed but embraced.

In 2014 their biggest project to date, YOU ARE NOT ALONE, was released featuring the talents of over 60 creators in a 180 page volume dedicated to helping younger readers deal with issues such as bullying, depression, homophobia, racism and violence.

With a firm musical base of ol’ timey roots, EGRESS weaves elements of klezmer, balkan, blues, ragtime, swing, and punk-rock into whiskey-soaked melodies, upbeat rhythms, and infectious refrains. All the while they fuse their eclectic sounds with visual antics such as confetti snow storms, tuba farts, and puppets of various sorts. In the process, they create a modern slant on the good old days of Vaudeville and present a performance unique from any other in their genre.

Wildside Press is the award-winning publisher of some of the best fiction of both today and yesterday, including numerous anthologies and collections of vintage serials, adventure stories, mysteries, and pulps.

Blood of the Innocent was one of the first American comic books to be published weekly over four weeks. It was written by Rickey Shanklin and Mark Wheatley, and drawn by Marc Hempel and Mark Wheatley, who had previously created the acclaimed science fiction comic Mars for First Comics

System Requirements:

Windows / Mac / Linux
512 MB RAM
200 MB of hard disk space
Adobe AIR

S.C. Barrus is the author of strange and thrilling literary adventures. Born in the Pacific North West in 1985, he lives there to this day with his wife and son. He studied creative writing at the University of Washington.

Sunday Driver blend together Indian and British influences from past and present with the help of a pumpkin, a melon and the skin of a goat.

Formed in Cambridge in 2000, Sunday Driver have grown from a small acoustic act to a riotous 7-piece band, playing headline gigs in the UK and abroad, creating ground-breaking music that blends contemporary sounds with Eastern influences and instrumentation.

Wildside Press is the award-winning publisher of some of the best fiction of both today and yesterday, including numerous anthologies and collections of vintage serials, adventure stories, mysteries, and pulps.

Stephen is a brilliant young scientist who lives in England, in what appears to be the 1930s - but nothing in Stephen’s life is quite as it seems. A tragic event leads Stephen to become obsessed with finding a way to revisit his past. Love, jealously, desire and greed surround him, clouding his judgement and sending him spiraling towards madness.

Dimensions: A Line, A Loop, A Tangle of Threads stars Henry Lloyd-Hughes (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, The Inbetweeners, Anna Karenina), Camilla Rutherford (Gosford Park, Rome) and Patrick Godfrey (Les Misérables, Remains of the Day, The Duchess, A Room with a View).

The film has been honoured with multiple awards from around the world, including:

The Gort Award for Best Film 2012 at the Boston Science Fiction Film Festival Best Film 2012 at the London Independent Film Festival Best Film 2012 at the Long Island International Film Expo Best Film 2012 at the Semana Internacional de Cine Fantastico Best Film 2012 at the Crystal Palace International Film Festival

Somewhere in the 20th century… not long after the end of the Great War, those who were capable of hearing it, received a revelation… another Great War was coming. This coming war would push the limits of technology, split the atom to create the power of a small star, and bring together forces more evil than the world has ever known. That this war would happen was man’s fatal destiny, but the outcome of the war and the details of it were not as clear. A weak League of Nations banded together to form a group. A group capable of doing what those countries could not. A group of adventurers, explorers, and scientists from every allied country to search the globe and fight a battle far from the public eye. This group is The 19XX, all the public has been told is that they are fighting for all of the good in humanity to survive the nineteen hundreds and beyond. Their mission is to track down every powerful relic, every modern and undiscovered weapon, and every magic incantation ever uttered on the earth’s crust, because the forces of evil responsible for the next Great War would be searching for the very same thing. Nothing in the realm of the tangible or intangible is off limits when the fate of the entire world is at stake.