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The Witch Made Me Do It
An improbable genii, a color-shifting cloak, a helpful skunk-some of the things in this shimmering collection of wonder tales for children. These fairy tales are set in today's world, in places where the young readers and listeners already live. Literally a labor of love, this collection was first written for the author's grandchildren who star in most of them. The tales are waiting for you to read them aloud to your children and grandchildren.
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Questionable Views
Questionable Views continues Ed Ahern's wry and sardonic outlooks on our humanity. His poems are crisp and approachable, with melancholy sometimes lurking in the shadows. His hope is that people who never read poetry can read and enjoy his.
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Nightmare Whispers
Fae Corps Publishing presents 9 tales of terror that answer the question: "What lies in the dark?" Featuring poetry, prose and art by new and established authors from around the world. Nightmare Whispers Volume 1: The Darkness Within is (152 pages of) terror that makes you think and melds magic, mystery and the mundane to create one sharp punch of horror. Featuring Horror Themed poetry by: LISA POFF JOHN GREY IVOR STEVEN Art by: ZLA And 9 Spine Tingling Tales: Number 99 By K.T. Seto: A Prison guard finds an alternate meaning to the word justice. Into the Graveyard By Charles Kelley: A bully's dare has consequences that rock a small town It Pulls the Fibers From My Skin, It Says I'll Get the ...
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The Witches' Bane
Gordon Lormor treads a path between light and dark magic, a risky journey he avoids unless he's required to take it. But his ex-girlfriend calls him, pleading that he come to Vermont and free her from a witches' coven. Death arrives before he does, and Gordon tasks himself with solving the murder.
Capricious Visions
Welcome to the entertainingly demented realities of Edward Ahern. These twenty-five stories take us one step too far-out of the world we know and into fantastic and horrifying visions. Meet the spirits, elder gods, truly predatory animals, demons and not-normal humans that populate this book. Sometimes light-hearted, sometimes eerie, sometimes abominable, capricious but always entertaining stories taken from the pages of magazines and anthologies and assembled here.
