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Timeshaft
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Ashday's Child
In a distant, simple society which rose after a nuclear holocaust, a young couple realise with horror that they have inadvertently transgressed a major, but unjust, law. Their baby is due to be born in the forbidden second quarter of the year: it will be an accursed Ashday's Child.
Malfunction
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Jigsaw And The Fan
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Our Crimson Iterations of Purpose
Blood-soaked soil. Crumbled walls. Thousands of slain rabbits. The Third Rabbit-Lupine War’s appetite for death would only be satiated by the complete collapse of the Land of the Sun and Moon. Opulus’ tightening stranglehold of the realm cannot come to pass. With Ragnar Sedrid rescued and the Tseontaeg slavers slain, House Vigilance seeks out new frontiers to spread both their virtuous name and potent hatred of tyrannical Opulus alike. War summons opportunity to venerate the house and thwart the evil of their opponent. Corsair Sedrid’s allies – both old and new – follow the wandering troupe of feline warriors in their quest to return to their rightful home. Such an expedition is not ought to be taken lightly. In their quest to right the wrongs of their usurpers, the wolves venture towards a realm of legislated murder - of centuries of horrid violence that shape war’s convention - in which the grotesque face of the civilised world’s innovations makes it grand debut.
Stewart's Quotable African Women
African women have not only been witnesses to their times; they have also been actors and key players, and their role in the affairs of the continent continues to grow. The women whose voices are heard in Quotable African Women come from all walks of life, their thoughts and words cover many subjects and represent varying opinions. But one thing is clear: the voice of African women is growing stronger and louder. This collection of quotations offers new perspectives and gives us a unique insight into the continent of the future.
Malice Reflected in Black and Blood
The empty wastes of the Deuvick Feldanas are host to nothing but endless snow, with decrepit ghost towns dotting the plains. Anyone foolhardy enough to brave the open will be met by a relentless blizzard; even wolves and other beasts value their life more than to venture into this desolate wasteland. For a fugitive, however, crude survival is a luxury. After a chance encounter, Corsair Sedrid and his companions recover from the aftermath of Grand Wolf Plains amidst familiar company. They know their next mission: track down and rescue the exiled Ragnar Sedrid. There is no cost too great. But the expedition is not without its obstacles. Cutthroat fanatics seek dominion with sharpened sabre in paw, and zealous egomania lauds over underground slaves in search of forbidden antiques. Long-forgotten vestiges of abhorrent history lay hidden beneath the heartless rock. An unfathomable evil stirs below snow and stone, ready to awaken... and bring destruction to their world.
Vos Draemar - Books 1-3
The first three books in 'Vos Draemar', a series of epic fantasy novels by H.G. Sansostri, now available in one volume! The Sharpened Fangs Of Lupine Spirit: When war's thunderous howl sounds in the East, brothers Corsair and Ragnar Sedrid are ripped away from their past lives and marched into the chaos of combat. But war is the least harrowing trial facing the Sedrid brothers: malevolence wreaks havoc and figures speak of conspiracy in the shadows. Vos Draemar hosts more evil than the two wolves can ever begin to fathom, and their journey is just beginning. Malice Reflected in Black and Blood: Deuvick Feldanas is host to nothing but endless snow and decrepit ghost towns; even beasts value t...
Equals in Learning and Piety
Equals in Learning and Piety is an intellectual history of the ‘Yan Taru (Associates) movement, a women-led Islamic educational organization that continues to this day in both northern Nigeria and in the United States. Drawing on extensive scholarship across disciplines including history, Islamic studies, anthropology, gender and women’s studies, and literary studies—and alongside rigorous ethnographic research and interviews with leading Nigerian Muslim scholars—Beverly Mack argues that this formidable Muslim women’s movement consolidated the religious and social order established by the Sokoto Jihad in the early nineteenth century. Mack shows how women scholars instructed rural H...
