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Spectacular Disappearances
A look at England's larger-than-life figures in the 18th century shines a spotlight on contemporary celebrity
The Great Tome of Cryptids and Legendary Creatures
The Great Tome series continues with The Great Tome of Cryptids and Legendary Creatures. This volume features over a dozen tales drawn from fantastic creatures found in folklore and urban legends. The Voice of Thunder by Taylor Harbin The Burryman by Vonnie Winslow Crist Hunting a Legend by Derek Muk Field Study by T.C. Powell Cats in the Cradle by Matthew Smallwood The Stalker by James Dorr Shapes in the Water by Calvin Demmer The Bad, Bad Luck of Judson Worley by Rob Munns The Ghost of Arriscado Basin by Jon Michael Kelley Sutan by Derek Muk Hoofquake by CB Droege Eleven Essential Items to Bring When Planning Selfies with Bigfoot by Sarina Dorie Dark Fin by Mark Charke Other books in the series: The Great Tome of Forgotten Relics and Artifacts The Great Tome of Darkest Horrors and Unspeakable Evils The Great Tome of Fantastic and Wondrous Places
The Great Tome of Dragons and Draconic Lore
The Great Tome Series continues with The Great Tome of Dragons and Draconic Lore. Enjoy this collection of tales that provide a unique exploration of the legendary creature and its kin. In this collection: Blood of the World by David Lawrence Sword of Wrath by Jonathan Shipley Remaining Silent by CB Droege Weathermaker by Vonnie Winslow Crist Sky Lit Bargains by Kelly A. Harmon Dragon Stories by TB Weber The Firestarter Nox by Mark Charke The Carrot is Mightier than the Sword by Nidhi Singh The Perfect Storm Or Why Americans Are No Longer Afraid of Dragons by Marleen S. Barr Other Works in the Series: The Great Tome of Forgotten Relics and Artifacts The Great Tome of Darkest Horrors and Unspeakable Evils The Great Tome of Fantastic and Wondrous Places The Great Tome of Cryptids and Legendary Creatures
Slayers of the Great Serpent I (Pathfinder)
Pathfinder Edition -A Tale of Terrible Danger -A Monster From Prehistoric Times -An Impossible Quest "To the Edge of the Map" is the first installment of a classic fantasy adventure series called Slayers of the Great Serpent. The story begins when a messenger arrives at the royal court with a warning of apocalyptic magnitude. A terrible menace that is about to awaken; heroes are needed to cross the ocean and travel to the distant East in order to search for the lair of a gargantuan snake known as The Destroyer and The Eater of Worlds. These heroes must travel far from their homes, and try to find the country where the Great Serpent lives. Very little is known about this land, save for rumors that it lies to the east of distant Xi, a strange and romantic kingdom on the other side of the ocean.
Slayers of the Great Serpent II (Pathfinder)
A classic fantasy adventure for Pathfinder. "Beyond the Forest of Night" is the second installment of a globe-spanning adventure series called Slayers of the Great Serpent. This series of adventure modules draws inspiration from H.P. Lovecraft's Dreamlands stories, the fairy tales of Oscar Wilde, the works of Romantic poets like Coleridge and Byron, and the myths and folktales of cultures the world over. The vision behind the Slayers of the Great Serpent series is about creating a story about heroes and their great deeds, but also about making a world that is majestic and awe-inspiring.
A Cultural History of Hair in the Age of Enlightenment
“A thick, tangled and deliciously idiosyncratic history of hair.” Times Literary Supplement The Enlightenment (1650-1800) was the Golden Age of hair. Hair dominated fashion as never before or since, with more men and women than ever donning elaborate wigs and hairdos. Such unprecedentedly extravagant styling naturally increased the demand for the services of professional hairdressers, whose numbers grew apace throughout the period. They, in turn, created a new range of hair-care products and a new literature of hair-care advice, ranging from hairstyles to hygiene, thus enlarging the market and further stimulating consumption. A Cultural History of Hair in the Enlightenment offers a recor...
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The Great Tome of Cryptids and Legendary Creatures
The Great Tome series continues with The Great Tome of Cryptids and Legendary Creatures. This volume features over a dozen tales drawn from fantastic creatures found in folklore and urban legends. The Voice of Thunder by Taylor Harbin The Burryman by Vonnie Winslow Crist Hunting a Legend by Derek Muk Field Study by T.C. Powell Cats in the Cradle by Matthew Smallwood The Stalker by James Dorr Shapes in the Water by Calvin Demmer The Bad, Bad Luck of Judson Worley by Rob Munns The Ghost of Arriscado Basin by Jon Michael Kelley Sutan by Derek Muk Hoofquake by CB Droege Eleven Essential Items to Bring When Planning Selfies with Bigfoot by Sarina Dorie Dark Fin by Mark Charke The Creeping Forest by Matthew Shoen Other books in the series: The Great Tome of Forgotten Relics and Artifacts The Great Tome of Darkest Horrors and Unspeakable Evils The Great Tome of Fantastic and Wondrous Places
Crying Owl
What is good? Are you still good if you kill a murderer? Or if you kill someone trying to kill you? How about killing a criminal wanted alive or dead? What about a kidnapper? What about someone who stole a loaf of bread? When does it stop being okay? Can someone else really give you permission to kill? Or perhaps it's all wrong no matter the reason.Crying Owl has never had to make a life and death decision in his secluded monastery but when he leaves, that changes. He meets a wizard returned from hell so that he can commit enough sins to finish becoming a demon. He meets a barbarian for whom death is common place. And he meets a thief who has had the law has interfere with her ability to be safe and alive.In trying to help his new friends, Crying Owl draws the attention of all their enemies, the law, other criminals, members of his own order and even a demon. If he can't impart a little morality upon his companions, can he at least keep them alive?Crying Owl is a classical sword and sorcery tale set in a sleepy medieval world not ready for the whirlwind Crying Owl's adherence to good will reap.
Dejero: Dark Laws
ON THE WORLD OF DERON, THE LAWYERS CAN KILL YOU. Centuries ago convoluted Deron laws made court cases take decades. a corrupted military tested anti-fusion weapons and made the sun go dark. Only a brutal new law system prevented the collapse of their society. Law is absolute on Deron. You get two days. one in court. The second may be in a tower, holding a serrated blade. Lawyers adopted sword fighting and the government recruits the best of them. Lawyer Dejero is a loyal part of the system, until he learns that the government is working to restart the anti-fusion program which could kill them all this time.Dejero: Dark Laws is a vivid science fiction adventure and the second book set in the Scandarian Universe.
