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The perfect gift for anyone interested in Irish folklore. These lrish tales are reprinted from nineteenth-century sources, but they date back to a centuries-old oral tradition of storytelling that had yet to be committed to the printed page. They were passed down through the ages virtually unaltered and feature a wide variety of fantastic beings.

Dawson - Paul Dini - Alexander Freed - Jason Fry - Christie Golden - Claudia Gray - E. Johnston and Ashley Eckstein - Paul Kemp - Mur Lafferty - Ken Liu - Griffin McElroy - John Jackson Miller - Nnedi Okorafor - Daniel Jose Older - Mallory Ortberg - Madeleine Roux - Gary D.

A collection of fascinating contemporary and classic short stories to keep lovers of this genre immersed in reading this thought-provoking book for hours.

Crimeucopia - Say It AgainEver Get A Feeling Of Déjà Vu?There are many things which can be said of the Modern World, and one of those is the amount of 'noise' when it comes to finding something - anything - that makes you sit up and say I like that. And sometimes, by the time that happens, the 'item' has passed by and gone, washed out of sight by the riptide of The Next New Thing to surf across your attention.Which is why, whenever we open the doors to new projects and submissions, we also see pieces passed to us with the offer of reprinting them.Some may only have a paper history, some may only have been up on a webzine site - placed for a short period of time before being archived into the depths of an ISP's hosting server.And there are also those pieces which, quite rightly, authors may have a fondness for - the joyful offspring of their creative minds, regardless of how twisted they might be (the offspring that is, rather than the minds of their creators), and which they feel are deserving of a second read.Hopefully by presenting these pieces here, you'll start looking at various magazine and webzine archives, in search of something that may have passed you by, or that you missed the first time around.And, as always with all of these anthologies, we hope you'll find something that you immediately like, as well as something that takes you out of your regular comfort zone - and puts you into a completely new one because, in the spirit of the Murderous Ink Press motto: You never know what you like until you read it.

This book provides a detailed overview of recent research that considers how modern dairy production can be optimised to reduce its environmental impact and contribute to achieving a more sustainable agriculture.

Crimeucopia - Crank It Up!To honour motor transportation in some of its many roles in the crime fiction genre, we have gathered together a fine collection of short pieces that we feel, in one way or another, will crank up your adrenaline and get your emotions racing without making you blow a gasket or strip a gear. Featuring: Ed Teja, John A. Connor, Ruth Morgan, Jesse Aaron, Scotch Rutherford, Billie Livingston, Robert Petyo, John Elliott, M.E. Proctor, William Kitcher, R. M. Linning, Annie Reed, Wil A. Emerson, Dan A. Cardoza, Alan J. Wahnefried, Sam Wiebe, Jon Fain, and Mark James McDonoughWe hope you'll find something that you immediately like, as well as something that takes you out of your regular racing line comfort zone - and puts you into a completely new one. In other words, in the spirit of the Murderous Ink Press motto: You never know what you like until you read it.

Boomshakalaking is a variant of the expression Boomshakalaka and is currently recognised as a boastful, teasingly hostile exclamation that follows a noteworthy achievement or pulling off an impressive stunt. Basically its meaning is similar to in your face!Which is why this anthology is subtitled Modern Crimes for Modern Times, because most, if not all, are not your regular crime fiction pieces - in fact some quite happily dance along the edges of multiple genres and styles, while others skew it like it is.Featuring work from Scott Talbot Evans, Edward Sheehy, Robb T. White, Robert Petyo, Brian R. Quinn, Orca Green, Robert Parker, Brandon Barrows, S. E. Bailey, Edward St. Boniface, Dan A. Cardoza, Sean Marciniak, Lynn Hesse, and Hernán Salvarezza - and even we have to admit that this is one of the most diverse sub-genre spanning anthologies we have produced so far, while still sitting under the umbrella of Crime Fiction. As with all of these anthologies, we hope you'll find something that you immediately like, as well as something that takes you out of your comfort zone - and puts you into a completely new one. In other words, in the spirit of the Murderous Ink Press motto: You never know what you like until you read it.

A book containing the stories and poems that have been selected for prizes or special mention in the 2022 short story and poetry competitions organised by The Bedford Competition. For each category of prize the relevant judge has included a commentary. Each of the authors featured has provided a short biography.

Bound in beautiful hardback, this book is the perfect way to start or end your day, and designed to encourage growth in your daily spiritual walk. It is authored by forty-nine members of the Ellel Ministries International team, many who are sharing insights from decades of experienced ministry in healing, restoration and discipleship.A seed is a powerful and often repeated Biblical symbol of something that is wisely planted. It is nurtured through watering and feeding, and protected as the young growth starts to develop into a mature plant to bring forth fruitfulness. This is the image of each of our lives under the loving hand of Jesus, the great gardener. Matthew 13 speaks of the parable of the sower, "But the seed falling on good soil refers to someone who hears the word and understands it. This is the one who produces a crop, yielding a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was sown." This book has been compiled with the vision of helping you on your daily journey of spiritual growth. Each 'seed' has a Scripture and a prayer to reflect upon, to encourage every seed to "fall on good soil".This unique collection of 365 devotions has been edited from the online daily devotional, www.seedsofthekingdom.com, that has attracted thousands of followers.

New Crimeucopians Aran Myracle, Alexei J. Slater, Gerald Elias, Terry Wijesuriya, Issy Jinarmo, Larry Lefkowitz, and Vinnie Hansen smoothly rub literary shoulders with a fine collection of familiar Crimeucopia old hands: Bob Ritchie, Michele Bazan Reed, Nikki Knight, N. M. Cedeño, Wendy Harrison, Andrew Darlington, Madeleine McDonald, Joan Leotta, H. E. Vogl and Jesse Aaron.All 17 tell tales that will make you realise there's always going to be One More Thing To Worry About....And, for those who might be interested, the 'origin' of this anthology's title comes from an old cassette tape recorded off the coast of Florida, back in 1986. The newsreader closed with:"And one more thing to worry about - Bubonic Plague. It appears that a West Texas hunter contracted the disease from an infected rabbit he shot and ate..." Back then everything was so much simpler...As with all of these anthologies, we hope you'll find something that you immediately like, as well as something that takes you out of your comfort zone - and puts you into a completely new one. In other words, in the spirit of the Murderous Ink Press motto: You never know what you like until you read it.

The Spirit of Words is the 2023 annual anthology with the participation of many international authors from various levels. It aims to be a democratic space where a wide diversity of authors publish their voices both in prose and poetry across all continents. The collection has been going on since 2015 with 'The pain that unites us all,' 'The Brave and the afraid,' 'Food memories,' 'Letters from here to hereafter,' 'Whitmanthology.' The ebooks are always free and the printed versions are paid and distributed globally. We wish you enjoy the reading as much as we enjoyed producing it. A big THANK YOU to all our featured authors across the globe.

A grieving woman is drawn to a land-locked lighthouse where she meets a party of lost souls in need of a guide. She must face death in order to start a new life.The temporary caretaker of a lighthouse finds the perfect hideaway for safeguarding her secret, never expecting to encounter a murder and an unlikely partner in crime.While visiting a deep space navigational beacon to conduct routine maintenance, two space adventurers encounter a self-aware AI computer that has her own plans.Queensland, 1887. A lighthouse keeper's daughter is missing, presumed dead. Is she another victim of the Spectre or something even more terrifying?A voice from one woman's past echoes a secret up the lighthouse stairs. The only person who can give her the answers, is the last person she ever wants to see again.The estranged daughter of a lightkeeper returns home to South Solitary Island as WWII looms and finds her world upended by her father's dying request: marry his successor.Lighthouses: beautiful, mysterious, dangerous, remote - the perfect setting for this genre fiction anthology - a collection of fantasy, sci-fi, romance, crime, historical fiction, dystopian and paranormal short stories from established and emerging Australian authors.