Misc. Martial Arts Fiction Books

	The Kundalini Equation by Stephen Barnes Buy the Book Today! if out of print check Powell's Books Deals with the lizard brain, Indian martial arts and Kenpo. Well written and entertaining.
	Anvil of the Heart by Bruce T. Holmes Buy the Book Today! if out of print check Powell's or Bibliofind About martial arts in the future, primarily Aikido. Shades of "1984".
	Aiki by John Gilbert Buy the Book Today! if out of print check Powell's or Bibliofind About gladiators and martial arts in the future, primarily kendo
	Dorsai (book one of the Childe cycle) by Gordon R. Dickson Buy the Book Today! if out of print check Powell's or Bibliofind Futuristic martial arts and mercenaries on a universal scale. Seems to draw aspects from the "Art of War"
	Dune (book one of the Dune series) by Frank Herbert Buy the Book Today! if out of print check Powell's or Bibliofind Explores the possibilities of the human mind and body as well as a chilling view of the future.
	The Sunset Warrior Cycle (4 books) by Eric Van Lustbader Buy the Book Today! if out of print check Powell's or Bibliofind Futuristic martial society underground, he also writes regular fiction with a martial/asian flair.
	Warriors of Blood and Dreams by Roger Zelazny (Editor) Buy the Book Today! if out of print check Powell's or Bibliofind Collection of 15 short stories of martial arts in the present and the future. Good stories, well written and covers a wide range of the arts.
	Fox Volant of the Snowy Mountain: Martial Arts Fiction in Contemporary Chinese Literature by Jin Yong Paperback - 382 pages 2nd edition (1996) Coronet Books; ISBN: 9622017339 Buy the Book Today!
	Beautiful Warrior : The Legend of the Nun's Kung Fu by Emily Arnold McCully (Illustrator), Emily Arnold Hardcover - 40 pages (March 1998) Scholastic Trade; ISBN: 0590374877 ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.68 x 10.34 x 12.39 Buy the Book Today!
	Eye of the Hurricane : Tales of the Empty-Handed Masters (Martial Arts for Peace) by Terrence Webster-Doyle Buy the Book Today! The author, Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle atrium@sover.net , Classical Martial Arts stories preserving its heritage I compiled and wrote these martial arts stories for young people to give them an historical and philosophical foundation for understanding why they are studying these arts of peace. In this way young readers will have a proper context within which to understand the physical self-defense training and hence use this training with intelligence.