Eleanor Wren was an elusive writer of Gothic fiction. As a girl, she experienced a tragedy that led to the writing and publishing of The Governess, her first and only novel. Its graphic depiction of love and violence made her a sensation throughout England, and she fled the fame with haste. Wren published a series of short stories over the course of her life, detailing various supernatural encounters and heart-wrenching losses, but even that infrequent attention became too much. B. P. Morrison's introduction discusses the isolation of Eleanor Wren, as well as her almost deliberate quest for...

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When Michael graduated high school, he was going to come out to his parents. He didn't think they'd kick him out.
His brother, his best friend, and his boyfriend take him out to the mountains to get away, hoping it might make Michael's parents miss him. But he's not the only one having problems-they all have their own reasons for getting away. The next day, when tragedy strikes, three of them are left wondering what to do next.
Each-Michael,...

Carey Thompson has been through a lot. First, her parents got divorced, and then her alcoholic mother went off to France and married a stranger. Even worse, her stepfather wanted her as part of the family, inviting her to visit one summer. Nothing was ever the same after that. Not only did her dad find a girlfriend while she was away, but the rest of her world was changing too. She grew closer to her mother and more distant from her father, and she began to question where she really belonged. As she entered high school, her world continued to shift, until there seemed to be no way out. Except...