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The first new collection since 2006! This time we brings together 10 great writers from the pages of the daily genre micro-fiction newsletter. 500 stories including the flash fiction of Mike Whitney in a special section all his own, "The Mongo Files" as well as Guy Belleranti, Ellen Lindquist,...

THE COLLECTED WESTERNS OF G.W. OGDEN includes six westerns by journalist and western writer George Washington Ogburn.  This collection includes an active table of contents for easy navigation. THE RUSTLER OF WIND RIVER is an exciting tale of the attempts of the unscrupulous cattlemen...

One of eight quartets from G. W. Thomas' The Book of the Black Sun, a collection of Cthulhu Mythos horror fiction. Each quartet is made up of a micro fiction piece of 100 words or less, a flash story 300-500 words, a short story of around 2000 and a longer one of 3000-5000 words. This one features...

Christmas has always been a time of magic and strangeness. G. W. Thomas dips his pen in that ink and writes tales for the season. Three stories from Ghoultide Greetings: Horror Stories For Christmas, featuring a flash tale “Holiday Train”, a ghost-breaker tale “Green Growth the Holly So Doth the Ivy”, and the short weird tale “The Bells of St. Andrew”.

In 2002 G. W. Thomas published the first volume in this series, featuring Cthulhu Mythos tales that hinted at a world filled with spinning gateways that lead to terror. Finally, he has returned with the sequel collection that fans have begged for: the Book Collector. Set in the same world as the previous...

This first half of the adventures of Fauston and Ramid, followers the necromancer and his assistant, to the cold and barbaric reaches of Shan. Here Fauston is paid to help an ambitious warlord to conquer his neighbors and create a kingdom. To do this Fauston supplies Lord Brekka with undead soldiers....

Christmas has always been a time of magic and strangeness. G. W. Thomas dips his pen in that ink and writes tales for the season. Three stories from Ghoultide Greetings: Horror Stories For Christmas, featuring “The Face, The Hands That Tell the Time”, a traditional ghost story, “The Ornament”, a modern horror tale, and a dark fantasy “The Green Man”.

Eighteen tales for your yuletide pleasure. From vampires and Frankenstein's monster to alien invaders and Lovecraftian squidgies, G. W. Thomas offers up a treeful of presents, each decorated in terror. Features tales of Ara the trapper in Northern Alberta to stories of John Clancy set in the...

Having travelled extensively, beginning at age fourteen, G. W. Blair enjoys reading about locations, domestic and foreign, where she has visited. With that in mind, and with the belief that others share that same enjoyment, G. W. has incorporated a few of those locals in her first mystery attempt...

Christmas has always been a time of magic and strangeness. G. W. Thomas dips his pen in that ink and writes tales for the season. Three stories from Ghoultide Greetings: Horror Stories For Christmas, featuring historical horror tale, “And No Bird Sings”, a ghost-breaker tale, “All the Trees That are In the Woods”, and a Cthulhu Mythos tale in “The Drawer”.

Finally available, a high quality book of the original classic edition of Art in America - A Critical and Historial Sketch. It was previously published by other bona fide publishers, and is now, after many years, back in print. This is a new and freshly published edition of this culturally...

One of eight quartets from G. W. Thomas' The Book of the Black Sun, a collection of Cthulhu Mythos horror fiction. Each quartet is made up of a micro fiction piece of 100 words or less, a flash story 300-500 words, a short story of around 2000 and a longer one of 3000-5000 words. This one features...

A holistic approach to analyzing distinct grassland habitats that integrates ecological, historical, and archaeological data   Today the southeastern United States is a largely rural, forested, and agricultural landscape interspersed with urban areas of development. However, two centuries ago it...

Enter the world of the Six Cities: the frozen Taavst, City of Dogs, the elegant Stormcock, City of Birds, the mysterious Bast-il, City of Cats, the lonesome Merikh, City of Deer, the treacherous Regaul, City of Ships, and the tropical Narhu, City of Wolves. Strange folk dwell in these lands from the...