<p>THE KINGSTON TRIO ON RECORD . . . is a detailed history of the recording career of The Kingston Trio, from 1958, with interviews, an alphabetical "song-by-song" listing and complete discography, as well as individual chapters on the Trio's instruments, rare recordings, and the solo career of former Trio member John Stewart. While primarily an important addition to the historical record of popular commercial folk music, THE KINGSTON TRIO ON RECORD is also the kind of book Trio fans have long awaited . . . Under the leadership of Bob Shane, The Kingston Trio continues to prosper, but what has Dave Guard been up to since leaving the group in 1961? Read about Nick Reynolds' teaming with John Stewart for a little-known album called "Revenge Of The Budgie" . . . All this plus photos galore of all the great records of one of the most popular groups in the annals of chartdom, plus many rare photos of the group itself in all of its historical configurations. Interior photos in black and white; cover photos in color.</p>

Kingston Trio on Record

Arts & Photography

Blake, Benjamin

Rubeck, Jack

Shaw, Allan

Music

Kingston Korner

<p>Book by Blake, Benjamin, Erickson, H.</p>

Amazing San Francisco Trivia

Erickson, H.

Photography & Video

Gem Guides Book Co.

Benjamin Blake was born in the July of 1985, and grew up in the small town of Eltham, New Zealand. He is the author of the poetry and prose collections A Prayer for Late October, Southpaw Nights, and Reciting Shakespeare with the Dead. His debut novel, The Devil's Children, was published in October of 2016.  Find more of his work at www.benjaminblake.com Praise for Standing on the Threshold of Madness and Benjamin Blake  “Benjamin Blake relishes funereal lyricism with a spice of surrealism.” - Ramsey Campbell "I was most impressed with Standing on the Threshold of Madness. These dark, brooding vignettes do far more than send a shudder up one's spine (although they do that again and again, with elegance and panache). Benjamin Blake has found a way to infuse into his horrific lyrics a keen sensitivity to human emotions, an understanding of the fragility of life, and a bleak portrayal of the evanescence of all existence. This is a volume that aficionados of weird poetry will want to read over and over." - S. T. Joshi.  "Language and imagery rule in this collection of dark visions. Blake has a distinctive voice, rich in surrealism, and he uses it to considerable effect." - Bruce Boston, SFPA Grandmaster Poet “A plethora of dark and haunting poems that could be likened to a bone chilling symphony overall!  Mood enhancing language that will curdle the blood, and excellent, original imagery!” - Marge Simon, Bram Stoker Award winning poet

Standing on the Threshold of Madness

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Parallel Universe Publications

Ink Stains, Volume 13: A Dark Fiction Literary Anthology

Feldman, Arlen

Arrelle, Diane

Dalpe, Victoria

Mendenhall, Robert J.

Nichols, Matthew

Derosby, Alan

Adcock, Han

Harper, Juliet

Genre Fiction

Dark Alley Press

Harry Edwards and Adam Jones are childhood friends. Two weird kids whose friendship blossomed over the love of horror movies, and things that go bump in the night. The pair spent countless hours searching the area’s woodlands and abandoned buildings, in what appeared to be an imaginary game of ‘demon hunting’. Now in their mid-20’s, both men have long moved away from their small New English hometown. After a letter and a drunken late-night phone call, they decide to head back to the old town to play video games, explore their childhood haunts, and drink copious amounts of beer. When arriving in their hometown, they find reports of strange and inexplicable happenings. Folks seeing dead folks, a wayward historian sealing off newly discovered tunnels, the sightings of wild animals that don’t seem to be able to be killed. Soon, the men find themselves drawn back into the darkness that inhabited their childhood, a mystery that seems to have origins with the inception of the town itself, and with the disappearance of Harry’s teenage girlfriend thirteen years before. They also discover that the idiosyncratic games that they played as children, really weren’t games at all, and that the ties they share with the old town run deeper than just coming of age and geography. On Halloween night, they set out to put an end to the dark forces that pull at their bones like unrelenting children, and to uncover the unspeakable secrets of Wycombe, Massachusetts.

The Devil's Children

Kirk, James Ward

James Ward Kirk Publishing

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