A literary blend of science fiction and horror, Qualia Nous contains short stories, novelettes, and poetry from established authors and newcomers from around the world. Featuring the imaginations of Stephen King, Gene O'Neill, William F. Nolan, John Everson, Lucy A. Snyder, Thomas F. Monteleone, Elizabeth Massie, Gary A. Braunbeck, and many others.

Qualia Nous

Literature & Fiction

Freivald, Patrick

Bailey, Michael

Massie, Elizabeth

Snyder, Lucy A.

KING,STEPHEN

Braunbeck, Gary A.

Malik, Usman T.

Mason, Rena

Cataneo, Emily B.

O’Neill, Gene

Short Stories & Anthologies

Written Backwards

Patsy and the Declaration (Daughters of Liberty)

Children's Books

Demco Media

Barbara's Escape (Daughters of Liberty)

Convinced that the soldiers staying at Black's Tavern are spies for the British, Patsy Black and her best friend Barbara Layman plan to catch them in the act, but the spies catch Barbara first

America as seen through the eyes of its young founders.Seventeen-year-old Patrick O'Neall dreams of going to college one day and becoming a famous writer--until news arrives of his father's death in a place called Gettysburg. Forced off their farm, the family migrates north, hoping to find work in the booming mill towns of industrial New England.  What they find in the factory town of Leeland is not a better life, but drudgery and poverty and heartache. Patrick and his family must work long hours in dangerous conditions for miserable pay. They are no better off than slaves.Patrick's friend has found a shortcut to the good life: robbing the wealthy mill owners. And he wants Patrick to join his gang.Patrick must choose.  He wants to believe in America as the land of opportunity, but is the price of his dream too high?

Not With Our Blood, 1870

Topeka Bindery

Vowing to do anything in their power to support the cause of liberty, young Patsy and her friend Barbara are nevertheless surprised to find their activities with the Daughters of Liberty becoming increasingly serious. Original.

Patsy's Discovery (Daughters of Liberty)

Aladdin

On the brink of the American Revolution, Patsy Black and her best friend, Barbara Layman, try to do everything they can to promote the cause for freedom and wonder if a red-haired stranger is a spy. Original.

Convinced that the soldiers staying at Black's Tavern are spies  for the British, Patsy Black and her best friend Barbara Layman plan to  catch them in the act, but the spies catch Barbara first. Original."

When the female population of Sunnydale starts strutting its girl power, the push for gender equality seems like a normal expression of '90s feminism. After all, a girl trying out for the football team isn't usually a sign of imminent danger. But when the guys start acting like powerless pawns and a few even turn up dead, Buffy Summers notices that the local womyn's movement has reached a feverish -- and probably unnatural -- pitch. The Slayer is the only one who can see straight during the ultimate battle of the sexes. Her friends -- including Giles -- are spellbound by the malignant muses permeating the school. Even the local vampires are acting strange. Alone in her search for answers, Buffy must figure out who's behind the sinister sisterhood...and close the gender gap before the feminist revolution goes too far.

Power of Persuasion (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

Simon Spotlight Entertainment

The day is a time of doing, a time of seeing, a time of wakefulness and industry. We absorb its vitality, warmth, and light. During the day our five senses are kept active. We are keenly aware of what lies ahead of us, around us, and behind us. We are energized. We are busy, and our busy-ness keeps us focused. Then comes the nighttime. And with nighttime comes the darkness, the stillness. Some of us struggle with the waning of the day and the arrival of night. We might have trouble sleeping or may fear or resent the silence and darkness. Thoughts that seemed productive and manageable in daylight seem determined to tangle themselves into uncomfortable knots as the Earth turns and the sun falls away. Though during the day we may have many friends at night we may feel lonely, abandoned. An unbidden sense of hopelessness might rise up or a sense of being overwhelmed or defeated may press us down. Often we know these sensations aren’t rational, but they are there and they can be persistent. However, the nighttime is as much a part of our lives as day. It is as important and profound in what it has to offer. It gives us the chance to rest, and rest is critical to physical healing, mental acuity, and improved emotional and social functioning while we are awake. Night Benedictions is a collection of 365 poems, thoughts, meditations, and other musings on the beauty, power, and peace of the night. The theme of these benedictions is consistent – the night is good and powerful, gentle and certain. A gentle saying about the inevitable, lovely darkness may help us understand the evening as the gift that it truly is, and allow us to embrace that gift. Cover art and design and interior illustrations by Cortney Skinner.

Night Benedictions: 365 Gentle Thoughts, Poems, and Meditations For the End of t

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Alternative Medicine

Valley House Books

Jeani Rector and the Horror Zine have compiled another classic anthology of unsettling and stomach-churning tales in the tradition of Pan Books or Weird Tales, and introduced us to a motley band of new horror talent, some of whom will no doubt become household names in the genre in time. This unrepentant volume reminds us why the small press is such a force in dark literature. “The Horror Zine is the true home of today’s visceral, organic horror, and the stories in SHRIEKS AND SHIVERS reflect the courage and imagination with which Jeani Rector has sustained this genre for the past six years. Be prepared to encounter the grue in gruesome, not only brought to you by some very experienced butchers but by some fearless and inspired new dabblers in blood, entrails and other things too horrifying to mention.” – Graham Masterton, author of Plague of the Manitou “A potent witch’s brew of horror veterans spiced with succulent new blood.” – Scott Nicholson, author of The Red Church “The stories in SHRIEKS AND SHIVERS is like a sampling from the weird, visceral darkness of the collective mind. Some of the authors are old friends, reliably creepy friends who deliver exactly what you want. What might surprise the reader is the number of new writers to devour. And there are angles on the human condition from which you never thought to look—and perhaps should not have. Endlessly creative takes on zombies, paranoia, and the monsters within. You’ll read this collection long into the night. You might want to fall asleep with the lights on.” – Susie Moloney, author of The Thirteen “Jeani Rector has the experience to know horror inside and out. She picks only the best of today’s writers for her anthologies. I can easily see some of her hand-picked talent carrying horror into the next decade.” – D. W. Jones, Editor, Blood Moon Rising Magazine “A perfect storm of a horror anthology—dread thundering through the stories, lightning flashes of terror, a hurricane of visceral thrills.” – Simon Clark, author of The Night of the Triffids “There are some really good short stories in this collection. Some eerie. Some disturbing. Some I wish were true: I’d probably find the freak tent to see Hercules in a tank of honey.” – Cetywa Powell, Editor/Publisher, Underground Voices Magazine FEATURING ALL NEW FICTION TAPEWORM by Martin Rose OLD HAUNTS by Nathan Robinson “I’LL BE WATCHING” by William F. Nolan NAILS IN YOUR COFFIN by Rachel Coles PETE’S BIG BREAK by Joe McKinney THEM by James Marlow STASH HOUSE by Shaun Meeks THE SAMPLE by Ray Garton HARD RAIN by Bruce Memblatt SQUATTERS by Elizabeth Massie I STILL LIVE by Wayne C. Rogers CENTER STAGE SIDESHOW by Christian A. Larsen STALKER by Tim Jeffreys FOR SHE IS FEARFULLY AND WONDERFULLY MADE by Tim Waggoner RAMPART by Amy Grech SOMNIPHOBIA by P.D. Cacek FUNERAL MEATS by Kristen Houghton TRANSPOSITION by Jason V. Brock THE LAST BOTTLE by Dean H. Wild THE WOODS by Nicholas Paschall THE HOTEL SAN DIGOT by Joseph Rubas DADDY’S GIRL by Lisa Morton BLURRED by Matthew Nichols THE HOUSE by Jonathan Chapman THE NEST by Cory Cone REFLECTOR EYES by Garrett Rowlan WHAT HAPPENED IN VEGAS… by Rena Mason PRIVATE FRANKS by Gary Robbe ONE LAST TWEET by Eric J. Guignard BECAUSE WHAT IS MINE IS MINE by Tom Piccirilli CHICKEN by Geoff Nelder

Shrieks and Shivers from the Horror Zine

NOLAN, William F.

Waggoner, Tim

McKInney, Joe

Rose, Martin

Morton, Lisa.

Garton, Ray.

Post Mortem Press

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