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Fantastic Tales of Treachery and Danger Slay dragons in the space western A Stranger in Ferrview, unmask demon kings in Darmok and the Mermaids of the Sea, and take what you're due in the crime noir Good Fences Make Good. Outwit an enamored faerie princess in James and the Gentry, test your time traveling pinball prowess against Radon's Daughter, and play cloak and dagger in A Reversal of his Fortunes.

Spine-tingling tales of suspense and terror Prowl the exotic streets of Cairo's seedy underbelly in A Shot in the Dark, follow the haunting notes of the Balalaika to vampire-ridden Czarist Russia, and ride the western range with Montana Jack as he hunts for vengeance. Stroll the halls of Miskatonic University with The Interview, shiver from macabre horror of In the Bones, and spy upon the fantastic in the sword and sorcery yarn Whatever Happened to the Dark Lord?

Charlie Shaw and the Belfast Terror In 1940s Los Angeles, Kennedy is a private dick hired by the mayor to spy on his estranged daughter, Charlie Shaw. Seems easy enough, but that's before you throw in a Mafia godfather, potatoes, and Nazi Stormtroopers. The Incident at Sycamore Ridge Alan Roth just needs the money. That's what he tells himself, at least, when wealthy capitalist Steven Mudd sends for him to write a favorable news story about how he will smash a strike. At the eldritch mine, though, Roth learns the true secret. Missy Gin and the Trouble She Was In An airship journeys through...

An anthology that brings together the popular genres the old Pulps made popular: sci/fi, fantasy, horror, westerns, detective, crime, and adventure. These aren't written with a 1920-40s feel, though. They're all contemporary authors and original fiction. Synopsis: Suit up and join the fight against corporate greed by Blowing off Some Steam, hunt down Heaven's bounties in the Western yarn Broken Bonds, and reclaim your identity by investigating an Insignificant Other. Stalk London's dark streets and dank alleys with the bloody killer Ripping Jack, survive the creeping denizens of The Fifth...

Meet Delbert E. Pullen, he's a musician, an entrepreneur, a man who loves his family, a liar, and author of this very book How about that? So what is Notes on Falling? Think Hunter S. Thompson meets David Sedaris (those guys are famous right?), but an even gooder writer You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll feel cheated out of your money, etc. Surely, this is enough junk about this book, right? I mean, who even reads these things anymore, anyway?