Donald: 3901 books

We are pleased to add Donald Breckenridge to the Black Sparrow list. Readers of Perec and French New Wave Cinema will revel in his haunting take on the traditional ghost story. Christopher Sorrentino, National Book Award finalist for The Fugitives, says “I was moved and often startled by And Then;...

Puffernut Flies South is a warm hearted fantasy for the young and the young at heart. A careless moment and an unplanned escape plunge Puffernut, a young cockatiel, into the wondrous world beyond his cage. When he discovers that he can’t find his way back, the best day of his life quickly turns...

This cute little children's book, written and illustrated by Donald A. Tangborn, takes them on an adventure of a day in the life of Hippy Dippy Doo. Teach your children the almost lost art of how to tell time with an analog clock. It also teaches small children how to count. Makes a great bedtime story for your little ones.-Published by Slipstream Publishing

Two stories: Suzie gets lost during a family camping trip. She wanders into an enchanted place in the forest called Forest of the Elves. To get back home, she must cross a bridge inhabited by an evil troll. In "Lady of Illusions" Hellen gets lost in a dream world and must outwit an evil wizard to return home. In both stories the girls face all kind of animals and evil people. .

"Sue's Shoes and other poems" is a collection of twenty-six original poems and fourteen original illustrations painted by the author. I have written this book for readers of all ages, in particular, children.The illustrations are brightly painted and relate to the associated poems. I have tried...

This book is written with children ages 10 and up in mind. The poems accompanying the illustrations were written specifically for that image. The illustrations are bright and entertaining. I have tried to incorporate a life lesson into many of the poems and still maintain a fun poem to read. All poems...

Two stories: 1. Spirit ofThe Drusilla: An evil witch is executed in the 17th century and revives in the 21st century. The witch is a spirit with no body, and is seeking a body to possess. She finds it in a young girl hiking alone in the woods. 2. Sanctuary: A young girl seeks shelter from a storm in a deserted house, but finds the house is not deserted; something dreadfully evil is there.

On the heels of his widely successful trilogy of works honoring H. P. Lovecraft, Donald Tyson now unveils a true grimoire of ritual magic inspired by the Cthulhu Mythos. The Grimoire of the Necronomicon is a practical system of ritual magic based on Lovecraft's mythology of the alien gods known as...

Set in the decade of the nineties, this novel follows ten years in the life of Jack Ropell. Ropell was actually born in Yorkshire, but his parents moved to Canada when he was eleven. At twenty two he loses his younger sister to drugs while he is away from Quebec, Canada, at university in England....

The second volume of the series that is tearing Nashville apart. Is Nashville simply Music City? The capital of Tennessee? Or is it something else? A state of mind? A dreamlike landscape? A world of happiness, ordinariness, hypocrisy, vicious gossip, and political skulduggery? Where politics, religion, sex, and crime cross paths in such a way as to be almost indistinguishable? Find out...

Take the slap-stick farce of a 1950’s Ealing comedy and update it with a generous portion of risqué humour – this is the laugh-out-loud comedy novel by local author Donald Wightman. The Bridgnorth writer used his own on-train experiences to create his story. ‘I set out to devise an original...

Stephen Mann-- loyal son, war veteran, divorced father--is the subject of Donald Anderson's contemporary short-story cycle, Fire Road. In this award-winning collection, Mann negotiates life's punches through gain and loss, love and death, and the all too random dangers of being human. Woven between...

Mischief, a Yorkshire terrier, small in stature with a big attitude tells her story. Experience the anguish she feels as her brother and sister are adopted and taken away—doesn’t anyone want her? She is adopted and taken to a new home where she meets Biscuit, a golden retriever, who informs Mischief...

Is Nashville simply Music City? The capital of Tennessee? A state of mind? A dreamlike landscape? A world of happiness, ordinariness, hypocrisy, vicious gossip, and political skulduggery? Where politics, religion, sex, and crime cross paths in such a way as to be almost indistinguishable? Enter a world of uninspiring public officials, soulful prostitutes, and tormented preachers.