Wolf: 1917 books

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...

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.

Everyone's afraid of the high school bully, but even less dare to walk a day in his shoes. In "Bully", find out how it feels to be the school bad guy...the day after one of his victims turns up dead.

Willkommen im düstersten Bereich der Phantastik, dem Horror. Bevor du dich in die Geschichten stürzt, möchte ich dich etwas fragen: Was ist Horror für dich? Aus welchen Elementen muss eine Geschichte bestehen, damit sie für dich zum Genre gehört? Bedarf sie übersinnlicher Phänomene oder doch...

“You are not really here, are you?” “Well,” he said, pulling at his long beard with a gnarled little hand, small booted feet barely reaching the edge of the seat and showing dark leather soles scratched and patterned by years and miles, “that depends on who’s looking.” He...

I turn over for what must be the tenth time in as many minutes. The ground here is uneven and greets every attempt at comfort with a new root, or a small rock, or a pebble, or a hollow. I cannot fall asleep; I cannot find the position that might allow me to. Or perhaps I have slept, perhaps I have...

Last cry ... remains a time tested revelation about Prophecy and the coming of the Awakening... Dr. Ghost Wolf has the unique ability of bridging many realities. Here he brings to light not only an indepth look at the teachings of the indigenous masters, but he also gives us profound insights...

I ask too many questions. I’ve heard this all my life. So many questions, such peculiar ones, and where on earth do you get them from? Too many questions and too often. So often, in fact, that eventually they no longer heard them. In the end, they grew so tired of them, so deaf to them that...

What matters most today? In the midst of striving for success and reaching for fulfillment, how do we deal with the issues that emerge in our day-to-day experiences?In What Matters Most, Maura Wolf uses forty-two vignettes from her own life to find meaning in the ordinary. She presents specific practices...

I attempted suicide in 1965. I wasn’t very good at it. For one, while I have since learned that the lethal dose of regular 75 mg aspirins lies on the far side of 500 tablets, I attempted my lethal feat with 121 of the little darlings (yes, I kept a tally). For two, I did lose my nerve...

Professor God stepped a little closer, then bent forward and gazed over his student’s shoulder and down on the trial universe soon to form under the transparent reality dome in front of them. Then he frowned, straightened, and said “No. No. No. That’s too many.” Student God, a creative...