David and Amy Fitzpatrick have crafted this unique memoir from essays and short fiction. Compatibly Crazy: Stories of Anguish, Redemption, and Love tells the collective tale of the couple’ s lives starting prior to their meeting, following through to the life they have built together...
Read More about Compatibly Crazy : Stories of Anguish, Redemption, & LoveA scintillating LGBTQ+ novel that ricochets around the sleepy, affluent shoreline town of Gently, Connecticut. Partly a love story, other times an obsessional and dark fable, the only lacking element is a moral compass. Isolated sixteen-year-old Jay Souther is a rising sophomore at St. Andrew’s High...
Read More about Academy of Unholy BoysMind-bending tales of mystery, horror, and the human condition.
Dive into Running Wild Anthology of Stories, Volume 6, a collection of short stories that defy genre boundaries. From crime and mystery to science fiction and the supernatural, these tales explore the depths of human relationships and...
Read More about Running Wild Anthology of Stories: Volume 6The practice of terror in revolutionary Ireland remains a highly controversial topic, which seldom receives either balanced or dispassionate treatment. This collection of essays is designed to illuminate the varied origins, forms and consequences of terror, whether practised by republicans or forces...
Read More about Terror In Ireland: 1916-1923A summer of self-discovery turns dark in 1979 Cape Cod. Sixteen-year-old Danny Halligan seeks to define his sexual identity, struggling with feelings for his childhood friend, Liam. Their lives spiral when they meet Gracie Rose, a charismatic photographer with a vision of a flesh festival on film.
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Read More about Wolf-BoyFor lovers of the often dark and troubled poetry of Louis MacNeice, his father is a reassuring presence: solid, sober, pious yet tolerant, a Church of Ireland clergyman who was not afraid to reject the Ulster Covenant of 1912, denounce sectarianism, and even espouse Irish nationalism. This book...
Read More about Solitary and Wild: Frederick MacNeice and the Salvation of Ireland