THRILLING ADVENTURES is an homage to early 20th-century pulp magazines. This exciting volume contains ten stories written by modern masters of the pulp genre, including Barry Reese (LUCIFER'S CAGE and numerous Marvel Comics releases), Derrick Ferguson (DILLON AND THE VOICE OF ODIIN), Josh Reynolds, Joel Jenkins, Kell Carpenter, Stacy Dooks, Des Davies, Cari Reese and David Golightly! A must-have for fans of pulp adventure!

The Journey Goes On is an astonishing collection of some of the best poetry and short fiction by the writers of the Scottish based Writers Group, Men With Pens. This Anthology has a strong mix of humour, pathos, drama and intrigue, all written with a commitment to breaking new ground in this creative field.

A collection of dark, surreal and fantastical tales that will prick your senses. Written by the cream of up coming and established authors, this collection will leave you compelled and looking over your shoulder. John 'Jam' Arthur Miller, John Gledson, Andrew Wolter, Greg L. Hall, Jason L. Keene, Cassandra Lee, K.K, Steven Marshall, William Couper, Justin Holley, Jeanna Tendean, Jessica Lynne Gardner, Jeff Ezell, Benjamin Bussey, Dave Rex, Stephen Morgan, Sarah Basore, John Grover, Gayle Arrowood, Jade Eckert, Danielle Ferries, Ben Eads, Jason Kepler, David Byron and Stephen W. Roberts.

Knitting enthusiasts and historians will find a wealth of cute patterns for babies' clothes in this illustrated guide. This book contains classic material dating back to the 1900s and before. The content has been carefully selected for its interest and relevance to a modern audience.

These eight stories by leading 20th century French writers offer fascinating insights into French life and literature and are accompanied by a parallel English text, making them valuable for both French and English language students. Among the diverse and entertaining stories in the collection are the wistful masterpiece Green Tobacco by Clair Sainte-Soline; the exuberant tale of The Ants by the post-war king of cafe society, Boris Vian, and a suspense in the nineteenth-century erotic tradition from Andre de Mandiargues."

Cashiers du Cinemart #18 marks the 20th anniversary issue of the infamous Detroit film zine. Featuring reviews, interviews, and essays on films from the sublime to the obscure. Regular contributors Skizz Cyzyk, Rich Osmond, Mike Malloy, and Mike Sullivan are back with looks at Corrupt, Eye of the Tiger, Earl Owensby, and casting decisions that almost were. Jim Donahue, Calum Syers, Scott Lefebvre, and Andrew Leavold have returned to give us pieces about Michael Powell, Ulli Lommel, Anthony Matthews, and Eddie Romero. Joshua Gravel provides another batch of movie reviews that go beyond the...