CAN THIS YOUNG GIRL SAVE HER ONLY FRIEND FROM THE UNKNOWN HORRORS OF THE HOUSE WITH NO WINDOWS? Nathan stopped coming to school. Clara is lonely and scared for her only friend. To help him she must be willing to be seen by a monster. Will she come too close?

In this novel of clandestine warfare, two Arab-American Marines must infiltrate a terrorist training camp . . .Operation Jericho takes the reader into the world of clandestine warfare, focusing on two Arab American brothers who face a formidable enemy in Afghanistan.Much like the story of Jericho in the book of Joshua, two spies are sent into a terrorist training camp to determine if there are any righteous people among the population. The brothers...

A home to reavers and rakes, sorcerers and slayers, undead kings and undying things ... expanding a page at a time in the stories added by the authors. In the Once Lands, a lineage of sorcerous wayfinders work to keep godlike monstrosities locked behind the crumbling walls of cursed cities by allowing the vengeful ghosts of forest gods to inhabit their living flesh. In the wild wastes, tribes of cannibal huntresses fight to balance the old ways and new in a struggle to keep their culture a...

Deep inside of a ruined laboratory, a Princess awakes face to face with a monstrous figure … this story’s Dragon. As they chase each other through the compound, growing ever closer to a final, violent confrontation, the questions mount. Why are they here? Who has put these events in motion? Can they escape the fairytale? This volume presents a new version of the story that inspired the indie horror movie The Princess and the Dragon and includes a large amount of exclusive visual art from t...

THE EYE COLLECTOR REVEALS ITS SPECTRAL NATURE AND INTEREST IN CLARA. To protect her, Nathan must investigate its connection with Father and figure out what the monster wants. The children make a sudden, impulsive plan, which runs up against the creature's careful, ancient plans. Can they stay out of sight?

Winner of the 2021 Margaret Laurence Award for FictionAleya's world starts to unravel after a café customer leaves behind a collection of short stories. Surprised and disturbed to discover that it has been dedicated to her, Aleya delves into the strange book…A mad scientist seeks to steal his son's dreams. A struggling writer, skilled only at destruction, finds himself courted by Hollywood. A woman seeks to escape her body and live inside her dreams. Citize...

A home to reavers and rakes, sorcerers and slayers, undead king and undying things—expanding a page at a time in the stories added by its authors.In the Once Lands, a lineage of sorcerous wayfinders work to keep godlike monstrosities locked behind the crumbling walls of cursed cities by allowing the vengeful ghosts of forest gods to inhabit their living flesh.In the wild wastes, tribes of cannibal huntresses fight to balance the old ways and new in a struggle to keep their ...

A poetic collage of art in the modern world: from Rilkean elegies for an iPhone to a meditation on Melville's classic Jonathan Ball's fourth poetry book, the first in seven years, swirls chaos and confession together. At the book's heart is a question: Why create art? A series of poetic sequences torment themselves over this question, offering few answers and taking fewer prisoners. Loose sonnets that consider the artistic creations of Leatherface, monster-killer from The Texas Chain S...

If David Lynch crashed into Franz Kafka in a dark alley, the result might look like The Politics of Knives. Moving from shattered surrealism to disembowelled films, these poems land us in a limbo between the intellectual and the visceral, between speaking and screaming. Finding the language of violence and the violence in language, Jonathan Ball becomes the Stephen King of verse.

Jonathan Ball's Clock?re is a suite of poetic blueprints for imaginary plays that would be impossible to produce – plays in which, for example, the director burns out the sun, actors murder their audience or the laws of physics are de?led. The poems in a sense replace the need for drama, and are predicated on the idea that modern theatre lacks both 'clocks' and '?re' and thus fails to offer its audiences immediate, violent engagement. They sometimes resemble the scores for Fluxus ...

Winner of the 2021 Margaret Laurence Award for FictionAleya's world starts to unravel after a café customer leaves behind a collection of short stories. Surprised and disturbed to discover that it has been dedicated to her, Aleya delves into the strange book…A mad scientist seeks to steal his son's dreams. A struggling writer, skilled only at destruction, finds himself courted by Hollywood. A woman seeks to escape her body and live inside her dreams. Citize...

Originally published by Selkirk Lapwing Press in 2007, Andy Hopkins' acclaimed poetry collection, Dark Horse Pictures, is a deep, dark labyrinth of language.