D Anthony Brown: 15 books

Necromancer Mortimer Leblanc passes through town to start over again. Old friends have other ideas and greet him with a finger-bone, a bullet, and a promise of treasure. Sometimes, dead things should remain buried and old friendships shouldn't be renewed.

In the small town of Voxmere, a banshee cries for the sins of a buried, forgotten past. Haunting the inn she once loved, Rose can only do what she knows best — serve her customers with a warm smile before before a fit of rage and desperation overtakes her. But the living want nothing to do with her. Only Mortimer Leblanc can save her, but first he must figure out who murdered her.

Every November, writers around the globe participate in National Novel Writing Month, the yearly challenge to complete a 50,000 word novel in 30 days. The experience and thrill of fast paced novel writing is both amazing fun and daunting at the same time. But in the exhilarating mad dash to...

The lost, the damned, and the wrongfully dead...    The Erinyes walk the streets at night, avenging the murdered and bringing swift justice to the murderers. But when Marion discovers the true nature of her latest cases, she finds a hidden cult worshiping an ancient evil bent on humankind's destruction. Only she can bring vengeance.

In Albion’s Trial—an MMO game where players plug their brains directly into the server—members of the Rabid Squirrels Guild work together as friends to find the best loot, defeat the toughest monsters, and brave the darkest dungeons. At the Phoenix Dive, Riseera meets her guildies at...

In Albion's Trial - an MMO game where players plug their brains directly into the server - members of the Rabid Squirrels Guild work together as friends to find the best loot, defeat the toughest monsters, and brave the darkest dungeons. Ormusen and Kalati hunt the Dire White Rabbit. The pesky,...

Seven weird fantasy short stories. A woman haunted by the victims of her twin's atrocities, an ice sculpture princess bored of her life in the freezer, dragon magic cast upon a moonlight shroud, a cursed pillow is lost when a mysterious typewriter appears, a yellow scarf left at the scene of a crime,...

Geraldine Montess - a cold, distant, harsh teacher. And now the crime fighting necromancer takes on a new student: a young girl with a precious locket. But the locket is more than it seems, and the family heirloom is destroying Geri's student. Can she dispel the evil hidden within the locket and save the young girl from certain doom?

The job was supposed to be a simple smash and grab heist. In and back out with loot in hand. But the loot contains a being who can sway Lady Luck. And Brin Callahan isn't the only one in town with an interest in this strange blue teapot. As lucky as she is, Brin and her team are on the run again. The beauty of a wish, as she discovers, is a thief can't have it all.

Albert Swanherder, the best warlock in Frogstown. Or maybe he’s a witch? Hard to tell when you smell like stale tea and can’t see anything. Now if the stupid cat stopped pawing at him, Albert could figure out why his skin feels like clay. With the lights out and the sound of pouring rain,...

Thief Brin Callahan has found a sort-of grace on a new planet, away from the dangerous lifestyle she once lived. But that grace is interrupted by an unwanted visit from a police officer. Not all is as it seems when he hands her a ring that contains a silent alien life. Brin's curiosity and need for...

Black Intellectual Thought in Education celebrates the exceptional academic contributions of African-American education scholars Anna Julia Cooper, Carter G. Woodson, and Alain Leroy Locke to the causes of social science, education, and democracy in America. By focusing on the lives and projects of...

Georgians, like all Americans, experienced the Civil War in a variety of ways. Through selected articles drawn from the New Georgia Encyclopedia (www.georgiaencyclopedia.org), this collection chronicles the diversity of Georgia’s Civil War experience and reflects the most current scholarship in...

This study seeks to critically examine the field and function of social stratification, with emphasis on Africana phenomena. Phrased another way, this edited volume attempts to study and focus on who gets what and why, with regard to resources and structural application of support. The John Henrik...