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Short Stories & Anthologies

Fox Spirit Books

Tales of the Fox and Fae (Bushy Tails)

Mythology & Folk Tales

White Rabbit

Laity, K. A.

Genre Fiction

The Girl at the End of the World Book 2 (city cover

<p>It’s the end of days. The sky is falling, the seas are burning and your neighbour is a zombie. It’s brutal out there. It’s every man for himself and these heels are going to have to go; you simply can’t run in them! Across two volumes, The Girl at the End of the World offers forty-one striking visions of the apocalypse and the women and girls dealing with it. From gods to zombies, from epic to deeply personal, from the moment of impact to a future where life is long forgotten; bestselling authors and exciting new writers deliver tales you’ll still remember when holed up in a fallout shelter with one remaining bullet and a best friend with a suspicious bite mark on their neck. Dawn of Demons Eric Scott, Shirtless in Antarctica Justin Brooks, The Girls from Humanji Adrian Tchaikovsky, The Sharks of Market Street Michael Ezell, The Weed Wife C Allegra Hawksmoor, Under the Green Witch Colin Sinclair, The Winter After Michael Nayak, Girls Day Out Bruce Lee Bond, Hope Street Dylan Fox, I was Here Anne Michaud, Savage Times Paul Starkey, The Thirteenth Hour Michael Trimmer, Bunker Buster Alec McQuay, Halcyon High Gita Ralleigh, The Dragons Maw Cheryl Morgan, The eternal quest of the girl with the corkscrew hair David Turnbull, The Unbroken Line Kim Bannerman, Were Stars to Burn Kara Lee, Vanquish N.O.A Rawle</p>

The Girl at the End of the World Book 2 (Girl Cover)

25 Ways to Kill a Werewolf

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Thomas, Jo

Fantasy

<p>After Breed, a Guild Blade of small renown, is chased by a dragon, tricked by a demon, almost killed by a psychopathic gang boss and hunted by a ferocious spider-like arrachid assassin life really takes a turn for the worst. Sentenced to five years bonded servitude to a one-handed priest magician, Breed must find the hammer of the ancient hero known only as the Hammer of the North within a year and a day… or else. And so, with only a drug-addicted vagrant, a rat-faced child, and a timid priest for back up, Breed sets out for the mighty city of Valen and the tomb of the Hammer. What could possibly go wrong? I’ll give you a clue. Everything!</p>

Breed

Davies, K.T.

The Lonely Dark

Warom, Ren

Science Fiction

Here be Monsters!  They lurk and crawl and fly in the shadows of our mind. We know them from ancient legends and tales whispered by the  campfire. They hide under the dark bridge, in the deep woods or out on the great plains, in the drizzling rain forest or out on the foggy moor, beneath the surface, under your bed. They don’t sparkle or have any interest in us except to tear us apart. They are the monsters! Forgotten, unknown,  misunderstood, overused, watered down. We adore them still. We want to give them a renaissance, to reestablish their dark reputation, to give them a comeback, let the world know of their real terror.  Welcome to  ‘The Fox Spirit Books of Monsters’. A book series with dark fiction and art about monsters from around the world, starting with Europe, continuing with Africa in 2015 before the travel continues. Fox Spirit Books will take you from continent to continent, bringing you art and dark fiction about monsters based on local folklore, myths and legends from around the world.  TABLE OF CONTENTS: Jonathan Grimwood: Herne Anne Michaud: Vijka James Bennett: Broken Bridges Byron Black: Upon The Wash of The Fjord Hannah Kate: Nimby Adrian Tchaikovsky & Eugene Smith (artist): Serpent Dawn Joan De La Haye: Black Shuck Aliya Whiteley: A Very Modern Monster Nerine Dorman: Fly, My Dear, Fly Aliette le Bodard: Mélanie Krista Walsh: Moments Chris Galvin: Hafgufa Rising Peter Damien: Old Bones Icy Sedgwick: The Cursed One Jasper Bark & Fabian Tunon Benzo (artist): Mother Knows Worst  Artists/ illustrators: Daniele Serra, Eugene Smith, Gavin Pollock and Kieran Walsh.  “Here be European Monsters: a phantasmagoric delight of image and word direct from the uncharted realms of the imagination. Remember to keep those lanterns lit in the small hours, because darkness is an invitation to these horrors…” – Simon Marshall-Jones of Spectral Press  “A richly imagined and dangerous journey through the grimdark haunts of European monsters, some prey in their natural mythical habitats while others take their hunts into more modern and urban settings. Illustrated with beautiful evocative art, this is a wonderful and terrible book to treasure.” … Suzanne McLeod, author of the Spellcrackers urban fantasy series.

European Monsters (Fox Spirit Books of Monsters)

Akane: Last of the Orions

Clark Hellery, G

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