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An early (1887) tale of a futuristic Utopia gone wrong. Set in the late 20th Century, 100 years after it was written, The Island of Anarchy tells the story of unwanted Europeans (Socialists, Anglican clergy, Russian noblemen, idealistic students) forced into exile on a beautiful volcanic island recently risen from the South Sea. Designed as a Utopia, the fate of the inhabitants is far from happy as new waves of exiles join them, bringing their own ideas of how to build their new society. This short but fascinating tale examines the role of authority and control in a society of free-thinkers,...

-Very mysterious, scary, with a real twist at the end.-

-Captive Souls- is a tale of a haunted movie theater and its new owner Stephen Baker and his supportive staff. They are shocked to discover that the sweet young woman who sits there watching every movie and eating popcorn is an ethereal young ghost named Tina, who is in the Strand Movie Theater due to an insane priest who has spent his life and afterlife committed to punishing and murdering all sinners.

This priest's dastardly deeds of retribution have destroyed many...

Aussie sunshine, beer, women, and beaches have no place in these fun tall tales of mythical creatures, Aboriginal myths, and Aussie legends.

All tall story lovers that enjoy a good yarn will love this series of extremely exaggerated short stories by imaginative storyteller R.e.Taylor, with a warning to all tourists expecting to cuddle a koala and pet a kangaroo. Now, there are no man-eating crocodiles in this book or even man-eating sharks, but, mate, there sure are some weird legendary animals: drop bears, yowies, cassowaries, marsupial tigers, bunyips,...

MY COUNTRY AUSTRALIA is a compilation of poems about Australia written by poet Elizabeth Waterhouse Elizabeth s vision of Australia portrays the richness and unique character of each state and delves into the humour and warmth of the Australian people. Her poems also give us a glimpse into the unique Aussie sense of the ridiculous, our much loved native animals, also the trauma of poverty and the plight of the true blue Aussie battler living off the land, fighting bushfires, drought, and flood; as well as a glimpse into the early subjugation of the First Nation people. A Poetry book of great...

What must it be like to find yourself on a strange planet, remembering nothing, not knowing what happened to the world, and to find yourself face to face with human-like reptilians called the Zartoon?

The hero of The Diary of Zartoon finds himself on a strange planet. He remembers nothing of his former life; he does not even remember what happened to the world. Was there a nuclear explosion? And why is he alone on this strange surrealistic planet, recalling nothing of his former life?

To retain his sanity, our hero...

A unique collection of awe-inspiring verse, that enriches the heart and leaves one inspired and enthralled.

For all who love and appreciate everything that inspires great poetry. In this eclectic collection of verse, R.e. Taylor gives poetry lovers a glimpse into a unique view of life, love, nature and the wonders of our universe. A book of prose that enriches the heart and uplifts the human spirit

Confusion is an illustrated book of his dark poetry. Ranging from alcohol and drugs to suicide and more. He loves the dark side and finds that examining mans complex cruelty to others as well as the instinctual anger, loneliness and sadness are some of the best sources for his work.