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Strange Memories
Memories are open to interpretation, just like the best stories... From eastern Europe to the Pacific Northwest, this collection explores the complicated and often contradictory dreams and desires of women of all ages and the role that memory plays throughout our lives. A daughter returns to the island where her mother disappeared, searching the dark waters for a creature that promises oblivion just beyond the shore. In a war-torn village nestled in the Tatra Mountains, a mother's strength falters during labor and the mountains answer her cries for help. The Old West town of Carbondale is known for two things: its prostitutes and the herd of Painted Ponies whose hooves dance across the deser...
Beechwood
After two failed marriages, Catherine seeks a new life after leaving Manchester for the picturesque village of Warwickstone, a couple of hours south of Birmingham and quickly finds a position working for the retired and respected business man, Adam Taylor. Despite soon finding Adam cold hearted and selfish, Catherine quickly settles into her new role with ease and despite his self-regard Adam does appear to favour one niece who Catherine suspects is scheming to acquire whatever she can from her uncle.Catherine loves working at the large and beautiful Beechwood House and soon finds friendship with Adams other staff and the son of Adams accountant, but as Catherine's obscure past begins to catch up with her, she discovers that Adam has secrets too, spanning seventy years, but will the secrets that they both hold, threaten everyone's happiness at Beechwood House and change all their lives forever.
Billboard
In its 114th year, Billboard remains the world's premier weekly music publication and a diverse digital, events, brand, content and data licensing platform. Billboard publishes the most trusted charts and offers unrivaled reporting about the latest music, video, gaming, media, digital and mobile entertainment issues and trends.
Horrors of the Deep
The sea roils. The siren calls. The kraken awakens. Will you join the voyage into the unknown? In the murky depths lurk the strangest, most frightening creatures, things that thrive in the dangerous waters of the night. From wandering ghost ships to murderous mermaids to the horrifying kraken, the ocean is rife with dark legends that enthrall and fascinate us to this day. Prepare to be taken under by an incomparable group of writers who have crafted a collection of unforgettable seafaring tales. Together, they explore deep into the mysterious aquatic realm, bringing back to the surface tales of terror, intrigue, adventure, and suspense. Spanning numerous styles and genres, the stories in this volume will leave readers breathless and yet eager to continue onward to distant shores. Edited by: Franklin Ard Featuring stories by: Elizabeth Beechwood Joseph Carro Paul Carro Shane R. Collins Renee S. DeCamillis Devin Gaither Rachel Halpern Derek B. Hoffman Rebecca McKenna Karen Menzel (née Bovenmyer) John Christopher Nelson Sarah Parke Cristina Perachio Richard Squires Genevieve Williams
Strongly Worded Women
One question that Not a Pipe Publishing has received many times since taking on Kamila Shamsie's challenge to make 2018 the Year of Publishing Women is "Why?" My response is, "Why not?" Why are some people so afraid of a Year of Publishing Women when we've already had Centuries of Publishing Men? When one looks at the 'classics' of literature that are taught in school, who do we see? We see William Shakespeare and George Orwell; Edgar Allen Poe and Leo Tolstoy; and the list of white men continues. In contrast, how many classic women authors are there? Only Jane Austen and the Bront sisters come to the forefront of most minds, with the occasional Mary Shelley or Virginia Woolf. It is an unden...
Hidden Histories
Third Flatiron Anthologies presents 28 short science fiction/fantasy/horror stories in the original anthology, "HiddenHistories." Tales range from dark to playful, featuring fantasticalelements, alternate history and secret histories, conspiracy theories,as well as a flash humor section, "Grins and Gurgles."An international group of new and established contributors includes Bruce Golden, Matthew Reardon, Brenda Kezar, Kai Hudson, Brian Trent, Jonathan Shipley, Dantzel Cherry, Edwina Shaw, Dennis Maulsby, Michael Robertson, Mike Barretta, Ricardo Maia, J.D. Blackrose, John A. Frochio, Arthur Carey, Sandra Ulbrich Almazan, Elizabeth Beechwood, Robert Dawson, James Chmura, Tony Genova, Sarah Hinlicky Wilson, Simon Lee-Price, Shannon McDermott, Jennifer Lee Rossman, H. J. Monroe, Evan A. Davis, Tyler Paterson, and A. Humphrey Lanham. Edited by Juliana Rew.
The Visits of Elizabeth
The novel consists of the letters of Elizabeth to her mother. Elizabeth is a delightful character, beautiful, unaffected, innocent, and very, very sharp. Her innocence prevents her from seeing the implications of her observations (when she sees a shadowy figure wandering the halls at night, she thinks it’s a ghost, while it’s obvious to everyone else that it’s a man visiting a woman’s bedroom) and it should all be horribly coy, but it isn’t. And it’s a satirical book, but not in a mean way.
