Translations
The Hatha Yoga Pradipika. Svatmarama. Translated by Brian Dana Akers. Photographs by Michael L. Rixon. Asanas by Jill Alera Butson. Woodstock: YogaVidya.com, 2002. 128 pp.
ISBN 9780971646605, hardcover, $24.95.
ISBN 9780971646612, paperback, $14.95.
ISBN 9780989996648, ebook, $9.99.
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Fiction
The Early Stuff. Brian Dana Akers. Woodstock: YogaVidya.com, 2014. 236 pp.
ISBN 9780989996655, hardcover, $29.95.
ISBN 9780989996662, paperback, $14.95.
ISBN 9780989996679, ebook, $2.99.
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“Djinnetic Code.” In The Age of Wonders, edited by Jeffry Dwight. Cover art by Duncan Long. Plano: SFF Net, 2000.
ISBN 0-9669698-3-9, 328 pp, tp.
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“May/December at the Mall.” In Chicks ’n Chained Males, edited by Esther Friesner. Cover art by Larry Elmore. Riverdale: Baen Books, 1999.
ISBN 0-671-57814-6, 313 pp, pb.
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“Death Looked Down.” In New Altars: Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories about Religion and Spirituality, edited by Dawn Albright and Sandra J. Hutchinson. Art by E. Jay O’Connell. Arlington: Angelus Press, 1997.
ISBN 0-9648653-6-X, 232 pp, tp.
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Nonfiction
The Yoga Manifesto. Brian Dana Akers. Woodstock: YogaVidya.com, 2024. 60 pp.
ISBN 9780989996693, paperback, $14.95.
ISBN 9780989996686, ebook, $9.99.
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Audio adaptation of “Falling Forward: A Science Fiction Writer Looks at the Twenty-first Century.” In Focus on IELTS, by Sue O’Connell. Harlow: Pearson Education, 2002.
ISBN 0-582-44773-9, 0-582-44771-2, 0-582-77299-0,
0-582-44772-0, tps, audio cassettes and CDs. Read it here.
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“Falling Forward: A Science Fiction Writer Looks at the Twenty-first Century,” Chronogram: Mid-Hudson Magazine of Events & Ideas, June 2000. Read it here.
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“Venus.” The Reflector, vol. 24, no. 4 (August 1974).
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Eclipse photographs. Modern Astronomy, September-October 1973.
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Awards
Honorable Mention, fourth quarter of 1995, Writers of the Future Contest.
The Certificate
First Place, June 1972, Glenbrook Exposition. Paper on exobiology presented to an amateur astronomy convention.
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