Griffin: 1118 books

Heralded as one of the leading voices in contemporary weird fiction, Michael Griffin returns with his second collection, The Human Alchemy. Here you will find eleven magnificent tales of the strange and sublime, the familiar and the disquieting, where dreamlike beauty and breathtaking horror intertwine. Featuring an introduction by S.P. Miskowski.

Contemporary psychoanalytic thinking about the interdependence of subjectivity and intersubjectivity has reenvisioned the analytic process, and with it the very nature of creative and engaged psychoanalytic listening. Yet few systematic writings on psychoanalytic listening or technique provide comprehensive...

Murder, Bravado, Justice Allen Pierce is a serial killer, at least he was one. A murderer who never got caught. It's been over 3 years since he last killed. He's cured isn't he? Then a television series about serial killer chimpanzees comes on. He gets excited to kill again. Does...

He isn’t the hero anyone wanted. Dagen isn’t a hero at all, he’s the king’s pigeon keeper. Blackmailed and backed into a corner, Dagen has no choice but to help his half-brother steal a powerful relic, the Osslian sword. But when Dagen accidentally bonds himself to the sword he discovers...

A collection of three new short-short science fiction and fantasy stories.Not the Silent Type - What would it be like to be on a planet where being quiet is paramount?The Last Spell - Will Farrel's last ever spell bring him glory or destruction?Reality of Retirement - In the future what will...

Jerome and Sara Ann are young and in love. They believe their love will last forever. But, is the joke on them or have they discovered the secret for making a relationship last? Lifelong decisions are made based on a relationship at a moment in time. But, how can a person know what a relationship will be years down the line?

Dreaming Dark is a tale of reincarnation, lost love and a twisted serial killer. The story of Kyra and Panos and their tragic end in Minoan Crete is played out again in present day Dallas. Cate O'Connor, Dallas psychologist has clairvoyant dreams that can foretell the future. She hides this ability...

Gracie Malone has made a lot of mistakes. She didn't mean to be her parents' problem child. She never intended for her stupid, silly fight with Cal to turn into their last fight. She definitely never imagined he'd decide he wanted to marry someone other than her. Running...

A portal to India, hidden in a mysterious garden in the English countryside. A demonic killer, preying on Indian street children. A lonely English girl, the only one who can stop the killing. After inheriting her great-uncle’s cottage, Lizzie Jones discovers a magical portal...

Jack Frye has worked his way to the top of the corporate ladder, owning a multimillion dollar company, while he has found massive success as a businessman, he is yet to find a woman to love…until his mother, Vicky, sets him up on a blind date with Megan, who is visiting the Big City for the first...

A mysterious garden full of portals in the English countryside. An ancient book, warning of supernatural beings preying on humankind. A missing boy – and a girl who has seen too much. Living with the secret of the tirthas is getting too much for Lizzie Jones. Even when her friend...

She appears briefly, every third night, alone on The Edwardian Path. A shimmering vision in white, whose only act is to slowly turn her hidden face up to Lizzie’s window. The Lady in the Moon Moth Mask. Lizzie Jones is drawn by the mysterious Lady in the Moon Moth Mask back...

Centuries ago, we lost our world. Planetary Acquisitions keeps us alive solely to maintain their vast fleet of gate ships in an endless quest to find them new worlds to settle—or to conquer. Years flutter by like a tree shedding its spring petals, and so we desperately cling to this chunk of dirt-and-machine...

She wears black leather in the middle of the desert 'cause the desert ain't a playground swing She wants the touch of fire and the burn of rubber tires and five hundred miles of not-a-thing