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True love turns spooky in this pair of gay erotic ghost story romances by G.R. Richards. It’s Like a Party in my Closet:  After years of partying, Dustin’s ready for a bit of rest and relaxation. As soon as Dustin moves into to his big barren farmhouse, weird things start to happen--music...

Princes. Zombies. Artists. Athletes. If there’s one thing that unites every story in this very varied collection of gay fiction, it’s that guys keep falling for each other—and falling HARD! G.R. Richards’s newest anthology of gay erotic romance brings you eight stories ranging...

After years of partying, Dustin’s ready for a bit of rest and relaxation. As soon as Dustin moves into to his big barren farmhouse, weird things start to happen--music in the middle of the night, weird lights under his closet door? When he works up the courage to peek inside the closet of mystery,...

In Sacred Stone and the Singing Bone, G.R. Richards weaves tales of humor, horror, and white-hot paranormal guy-on-guy sex. This mini-anthology consists of three works of fiction specifically assembled for readers who love a good horror story as much as they love sweaty male/male erotica. If you can’t...

"Dystopian drama with an agrarian twist" *"A wonderful and very difficult take on future American history..." * *"Heads above most of the post apoc stuff..." * "Couldn't put it down..." The Pullback begins the Fortress Farm series. Solar...

G. R. F. Ferrari offers a new framework for understanding different ways in which we communicate with each other. He explores the idea of "intimations": social interactions that approach outright communication but do not quite reach it. The metaphor from which he starts is that of a communicative...

APOLLONIUS of Tyana was the most famous philosopher of the Græco-Roman world of the first century, and devoted the major part of his long life to the purification of the many cults of the Empire and to the instruction of the ministers and priests of its religions. With the exception of the Christ...

George Robert Stowe Mead (18631933) was an author, editor, translator, and an influential member of the Theosophical Society as well as the founder of the Quest Society. Mead became a member of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky's Theosophical Society in 1884. He abandoned his teaching profession in 1889 to be...

8 They girt me with Adamant [also] That hath power to cut even iron. 9 My Glorious Robe they took off me Which in their love they had wrought me, 10 And my Purple Mantle [also] Which was woven to match with my stature. 11 And with...

This, the third and final part of G.R.S. Meads' collection of Hermetic literature focuses on the residual texts known from second- and third- hand references. Many of the longer fragments are gleaned from Stobaeus, a fifth century CE late pagan anthologizer of Greek literature. The remainder come...

This brief outline of the comparatively meagre information we possess on what at one time was the most widely spread mystery-institution in the Roman empire, is introductory to the following small volume which will deal with the only Mithriac Ritual known to us. In dealing with this exceedingly...

“The unlikely hero always wins through in the end, so they say. The outsider who flies in the face of convention is finally proved right, and the student whom nobody thinks should have gained entry to the school graduates top of the class. Always. Except, not always. I arrived in the city...

Willis Newton: The Last Texas Outlaw (Second Edition). This the true story of Willis Newton and his outlaw gang who robbed trains and over seventy banks—more than Jessie James, the Daltons, and all of the rest of the Old West outlaws—combined. Their biggest haul occurred in 1924 when they robbed...

Apollonius Of Tyana by G.R.S. Mead Apollonius of Tyana had the myth and ambiance about him equal to Pythagoras and perhaps even approaching the level the other Jewish sage - Jesus of Nazareth. The reason Apollonius is important is because he is not as much talked about and discussed. He remained...