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Buckle up for a journey into Halloween eternal. OVER 700 PAGES OF HORROR! "Brutal, humorous and utterly terrifying." —Allan Leverone, NY Times and USA Today bestselling author This special collection contains all three volumes of the highly rated Bad Apples: Halloween Horror...

A Hundred Verses from Old Japan is an early translation of one of Japan's most famous anthologies of poetry. This gem of Japanese poetry has preserved its charm for almost a century while remaining the most popular of classical poetry anthologies among the Japanese. The Hyaku-nin-isshiu (literally...

An American author, inventor, and assistant secretary to Abraham Lincoln during his first term. Contents Winter Fun (1885) The Noank's Log (1900) The Red Mustang (1890) Two Arrows (1886) Crowded Out o' Crofield (1890) Ahead of the Army (1903) The Lost Gold of the Montezumas (1898) Dab Kinzer...

Evolution hurts. Evolution is pain. Evolution is uncomfortable truths and learning to cope and adjust to them. Evolution is the end and the beginning of the old and the new. Evolution is glory. It is celebration and dancing and deep, intense love propelling you forward. Work in progress, never finished...

When Fast Forward 1 debuted in February 2007, it marked the first major all- original, all-SF anthology series to appear in some time – and it was met with a huge outpouring of excitement and approbation from the science fiction community. No less than seven stories from Fast Forward 1 were chosen...

From the naughty minds of three of today’s top erotica authors—Andrea Dale, Sophie Mouette, & Teresa Noelle Roberts—comes a collection filled with winter holiday delights! So curl up in front of a roaring fire, sip some eggnog, and tell Santa that on Christmas morning, you want to find something…Sexy...

  The subject of priests or ministers as sex partners with other men is one of the more taboo subjects in the writing of erotica. Habu has tackled this theme in gay male writing before, though, so naturally, as a publisher, we urged him to gather some of the stories in a subject-specific anthology,...

An American novelist and short story writer. His most enduring work is the short story sequence Winesburg, Ohio. Writers he has influenced include Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, John Steinbeck, and Thomas Wolfe. He is most famous for the collection of interrelated short stories, which...

  Man.  Since the start of time, man has looked up at the sky with abject curiosity and wonderment, seeking validation for his existence and looking to discover the intricate and secret inner workings of the universe.  In our searches, we have found ourselves toe to toe against...

Contents Apron-Strings (1917) The Biography of a Prairie Girl (1902) The Plow-Woman (1906) Alec Lloyd, Cowpuncher (1905) The Poor Little Rich Girl (1912) The Rich Little Poor Boy (1922) Apron-Strings (1917) A story for all mothers who have daughters and for all daughters who have mothers. The...

Contents Afloat in the Forest (1867) The Young Voyageurs The Lost Mountain (1885) The Giraffe Hunters (1876) The White Squaw The Rifle Rangers (1850) The Desert Home (1851) Odd People (1860) The Scalp Hunters (1860) Ran Away to Sea The Plant Hunters The Cliff Climbers (1864) The Hunters' Feast (1855) The...

**The Danger of a Single Rejection **(The Anthologies of Hope) has become the byword for every writer whose work has been rejected more than ten times by the mainstream publishers. Even the lucky writers with uplifting connections are not callous to the pangs of rejections. **The Danger of a ****Single Rejection **is the brainchild of these Anthologies of Hope.

My Poetic Anthology by John Haughton John studied Philosophy and Theology at the Redemptorist College, (CSSR.) Cluain Mhuire, Galway, Ireland, majored in Sociology and Town Planning at University College Dublin followed by a practical Horticultural course at the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin,...

Nineteenth-century French novelist, one of the creators of Realism in literature. His Human Comedy (La Comédie humaine), spanning more than 90 novels and short stories, is a broad, often satirical panorama of French society, particularly the petite bourgeoisie, in the years after the fall of Napoléon...