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JIBBERNOCKY
Monsters, snarks, Alice in Wonderland retellings, Jabberwocky-inspired poems, fairies, dancing elephants and talking mice... Thrilling, creepy, funny, and spooky! Stories and poems inspired by the greatest children's authors of our time. Perfect bedtime stories (to be read by torchlight from under your blanket) for young readers aged 8 to 12. Not suitable for scaredy-cat adults. All profits to Books in Homes (Australia and USA) Books in Homes is a charitable foundation that provides books-of-choice to children living in remote, disadvantaged and low socio-economic circumstances, ensuring crucial early literacy engagement and the development of reading skills needed for lifelong achievement. ...
Place of Caves
There's something rotten under Nottingham. Something demonic. The Vatican sends two of its best demon hunters, Father Jasper and Sister Veronica. They investigate the strange disappearances taking place that all seem to lead to the labyrinthine network of man-made sandstone caves under the city. They soon realise they're not facing just any demon. Their nemesis is Legion, the infamous prince of Hell first mentioned in the Bible. To have any chance of defeating him and restoring the kidnapped victims to life, they must descend into Hell itself. They find a terrifying vision of the underworld, where the most horrifying demons they have to face are the ones inside their own heads.
The Socialist Decision
About the Contributor(s): Paul Tillich (1886-1965), an early critic of Hitler, was barred from teaching in Germany in 1933. He emigrated to the United States, holding teaching positions at Union Theological Seminary, New York (1933-1955); Harvard Divinity School (1955-1962); and the University of Chicago Divinity School (1962-1965). Among his many books are Theology of Culture, Dynamics of Faith, and the three volumes of Systematic Theology.
13 Drops of Blood
After consulting the grimoire of her 17th century Scottish ancestor, Izzy starts down a dark path to resurrect the man she loves and accidentally killed. Love candle in hand, she visualises Enzo, walking toward her, his body strong and lithe, rather than broken and bloody as she'd last seen him. Having already asked forgiveness for what she'd done, the imagined look on his face was one of love and acceptance. Harnessing that love, she wrapped both hands around the candle and placed it into a lovely wrought iron pentagram holder. Once she evoked the necessary protection for her spell, she glanced at the grimoire again, hoping her Gaelic was up to the task, hoping she was up to the task. She s...
After the Fall 2
Months after escaping the horrifying creatures living in the London underground, Lexi Keely and her small group of survivors find themselves with new challenges as they make their home in Dunsbrough Castle in the South-East of England. Technology has virtually disappeared. Food is in short supply. The gloom brought about by the never-ending cloud cover caused by the asteroid's impact makes growing anything almost impossible. A chance sighting of sheep in a field across the mighty Thames River sends the group in search of protein. Arriving on the southern bank, the sheep are not the only wildlife they encounter. Whilst examining the remains of several of the terrifying aquatic humanoids, a lone survivor of the creatures' attack stumbles in the group and fuels the group's nightmares once more. Drawn to the castle, the creatures invade and kidnap one of Lexi's group. Steeling herself, Lexi embarks on a journey to exact revenge and rescue her friend.
Gluttony
An inordinate desire to consume more than that which one requires.The Monster by Alannah K. PearsonAll Ye Faithful by Alexander NachajRon by Andrew KurtzThomas J. Rosenbud's Lifetime Retirement Cruise by Andrew M. SeddonSerpents and Toads by Carina BissettHere a Cake, There a Cake by Chisto HealyThe Bingles by D.J. EltonAt the Festival by D.R. RobichaudCheesecake of the Month by Dawn DeBraalWelcome to Helios by Denise RuttanIn the Shade of Shadows by Eric FomleyBasic Instinct by J.W. GarrettA Piece of Cake by Jacqueline Moran MeyerA Killer Brunch Special by Jamie ZaccariaHunger Pangs by Jess ChuaRadical Therapy by Jodi JensenThe Very Hungry Caterpillar by K.B. ElijahI Am Mine by Kelly Matsuu...
Black Rabbit & Other Stories
"Black Rabbit & Other Stories" is a debut collection of great intensity and versatility. The stories range from the fantastic to the gritty, from urban dystopias to worlds of dreamlike possibility. Even in their frequent explorations of brutality, the author remains honest and true to the motivations of his characters and the machinations of the worlds in which they find themselves. These are sure-footed narratives that move with a pre-destined deliberation into a universe that is often fraught with desperation and apparent hopelessness; but, ultimately, we find ourselves on a path to redemption, an acceptance of what is, in the final analysis, an incomprehensible matrix. Existential and reflective, brutal and honest, these are stories that will leave you questioning the essence of existence, your own humanity, and the humanity of those around you. This is deft storytelling from a talented new voice.
Black Mountain
In this collection, one of Ireland's best-known political figures brings us new and selected stories of politics, of family, of love and of friendship. These are portraits of Ireland, and especially Belfast, old and new, in times of struggle and in times of peace, showing how our past is always part of our present. Sometimes sad, sometimes funny, always moving, these are stories of ordinary people captured with wit, with heart and with understanding. Introduction by Timothy O'Grady.
Oceans
Savage sirens, selkies, sailors, serpents, suckers, and sea monsters. What miracles can one hundred debut to bestselling authors do with 100 words? Savage sirens, selkies, sailors, serpents, suckers, and sea monsters. What miracles can one hundred debut to bestselling authors do with 100 words?
