G W Thomas: 111 books

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...

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...

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 vampire tale, “What Child Is This”, a Cthulhu Mythos tale, “A Thousand Cuts, A Thousand Deaths” and a little Science Fiction horror in “Santa”.

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...

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...

Super-Gal is on trial for her life. She's accused of murder and if she's found guilty she will face the most terrible fate possible -- becoming a mere mortal. G. W. Thomas presents his light parody of the super-hero genre in this hilarious but touching tale.

He survived a great battle with the Saxons only to find himself in an impossible world of wind-swept plains and strange rivers. He discovers an eerie city and encounters its only inhabitants .. the Children of Cain. This Science Fantasy tale by G. W. Thomas gives an alternative explanation for one of our classic tales.

G. W. Thomas serves up three helpings of Space adventure on the planet Utukku, where the fine sands and constant winds making tracking impossible. Follow Ranger Neely as he chases bad guys and deals with the savage trogs with lazer pistol in hand and his trusty crookback at his side. Science Fiction...

G. W. Thomas serves up five mysterious tales from cozies to hard-boiled. Three tales feature Jessie Roland, Conservation Officer who solves strange cases in the wilds of British Columbia. "From Thy Face I Shall Be Hidden..." is the story of Cain and how he was framed for murder. The clock is ticking....

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...

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 two tales set in Robert E. Howard country,“When Johnny Comes Marching Home…”,and “Oh, Lucky Man”, plus the short suspense tale “For Goodness Sake”.

Something is going on in the city of Stormcock. Wizards are disappearing at an alarming rate. Something has risen in the necroplois outside the city walls, something ancient and evil. Fortunately, Emmerant the crystal gazer knows what terrors threaten the City of Birds, and perhaps the entire world....

The Rainbow Man is a wizard who will enchant you with his quick wits, his sardonic charm and his mystifying answers to big questions. G. W. Thomas offers all 43 fables featuring this four-armed magician along with an afterword entitled "The Fantasy Writer as Moralist". From that piece: "Readers of...