Grey: 2040 books

John "Johnny the Boxer" Fury was a 1930s era gangster in Rochester and Monroe County, New York. His specialty was stealing safes. A career criminal, Fury had twenty-eight offenses on his record before being assigned to Attica Prison in 1936. John was part of a team of three men who carried out safe...

An enigmatic narrator tells of an extraordinary discovery made deep within the English countryside one sultry summer. A paranormal novella of murder and deception.

Time of The Darkness is a centuries-spanning novel by Grey Wolf, starting as Alternate History in the nineteenth century and by the time of fourth millennium extending into galactic science-fiction. Sketch for Time of the Darkness by Derek Roberts Follow the ruling families as they pass through...

AHF Magazine issue 6 contains stories in alternate history and associated genres by Douglas Kolacki, John D. Hanna, Jonathan Ball, Philippe Savidis, Jeffrey G. Roberts, Geoff Nelder, Jeff Rouss and Kirian Valk. There is poetry by Brian G. Davies, G. David Schwartz, Fabrice Poussin, Chani Zwibel, and...

AHF Magazine is dedicated to the wider genre of alternate history, and features fiction in the genre, and near-genres, as well as articles on writing. Poetry in a variety of genres is featured.  AHF Magazine issue 5 has a lead story by Tyler Bugg, as well as fiction by Alvaro Rossi, Andrew J Hogan,...

Our hero works in a publishing firm, frequents pubs that play live music, and the love of his life is a fast and loose girl called Sophie.  Normal life begins to take a turn for the worse when an alien artifact approaches the Moon bases of the major Earth empires, and then begins to approach...

Jason Wolfe awakes in a strange bed in a strange apartment, and finds photographs on the walls appearing to show himself over time as a different person, a Slayer to the Emperor of Albion. He finds a code-locked chamber full of grotesque trophies, his winnings from the tournaments he has been engaged...

Over 60 poems by Grey Wolf, covering a quarter century of writing. The paperback version is also available and is illustrated throughout with colour photographs, including several of Llangiwg (Llanguicke) Church in the Swansea Valley.

The Art Series Collection Art and love intersect in this series by beloved author Andrew Grey. In Legal Artistry, Dieter Krumpf is in search of the family art collection left behind when fleeing the Nazis and recruits lawyer Gerald Young to his cause; while trying to reclaim the paintings,...

Let USA TODAY bestselling author India Grey seduce you with this sizzlingly intense story of life, lust and love… Ticket dodging on a train is not how Sophie Greenham would have chosen to meet Kit Fitzroy, fearless army hero and brother of her friend Jasper. The chemistry between her and...

The Boston Strangler strangulation murders of 1962-1963 took place within a small radius, encompassing Boston's Back Bay, Salem, Lynn, Belmont, and Dorchester, MA. A number of the victims of the killer immigrated with their husbands and families from eastern Europe. Through research into U.S. Census...

The crash of Trans World Airlines Flight 903 was one of the worst commercial aviation accidents in history. 16 nations were represented among its passengers. One of them was an Egyptian movie star who was in transit to Switzerland for a vacation from filming. Another was a Gulf Oil manager who was...

The UFO which appeared to a couple of shipyard workers fishing on the pier near the Pascagoula River on October 11, 1973 has been written about on many occasions. My e-book concentrates on fitting the UFO into a time when UFOs were being seen on a nightly basis on the Gulf Coast from Pensacola to...

Alcatraz was opened as Federal penitentiary to confine the most hardened criminals in 1934. Men like Doc Barker and Al Capone were a couple of the names of its inmates. Most were incorrigibles sent from other prisons where they had been malcontents and generally a problem for guards and prison administration....