Richard: 2392 books

'Evil never disappears. It just changes its appearance…' Newcastle upon Tyne, 2019. Phil Sturgess is doing well. His life is good and he's realised that turning sixty isn't all that bad after all. But when a message arrives from his forgotten past, Sturgess is once more thrown...

"A gripping sci-fi chiller" In the city of Newcastle, people are dying. And not through natural causes. Something is burning them. Turning them to ashes, seemingly in an instant. Tasked with investigating these deaths, fire expert Ian Fenwick finds himself drawn into the murky world...

From the author of Minstrel's Bargain and Point of Contact come ten tales of horror, sci-fi and darkness. A man realises what love can do. And how terrifying that can be. A ghostly tale set in the underground world of Victorian Britain A demon on the look out for a new place of...

Short Stories from the Long Links is a collection of 25+1 golf related tales for those that love golf but can't always play. Some stories are inspired by real life events, daily activities, and golf endeavors while other stories are extremely outlandish, funny, scary, motivational, surprising, and unusual; but all are enjoyable to any golfer.  

Short Stories from the Long Links is a collection of golf related tales for those that love golf but can't always play. Some stories are inspired by real life events, daily activities, and golf endeavors while other stories are extremely outlandish, funny, scary, motivational, surprising, and unusual; but all are enjoyable to any golfer.

A very strange being rides in a bus, bound for a mangrove swamp, on the Gulf Coast of Florida. The being has an appointment there. The being doesn't raise the dead, what it does is to deal with the ghosts of the dead and also with undead creatures. When the being finishes with them, they're neither...

Frank and Billy discuss the media celebrating mediocrity before they hold up the diner they're at.

No Knight of the Round Table has been so highly honoured by the old Romance-writers as Sir Gawayne, the son of Loth, and nephew to the renowned Arthur. They delighted to describe him as Gawayne the good, a man matchless on mould, the most gracious that under God lived, the hardiest of hand, the most...

How do family members really feel about you? You might want to try a game of poker--it works for these "seniors!" A 10-minute comedy...

In a room, dimly lit by black lights and the glare of a world news shown on a thousand 100' TV’s, the Devil sits in his hot tub, playing Xbox. Smoke from a cigar in the nearby ashtray billows around him, reminiscent of the melting witch, as he reaches for another puff. Send my daughter to...

Part philosophical treatise, part spiritual meditation, this short work looks at reading from the point of view of subjective experience: how it enlivens the imagination and even provides an alternate world. The author includes personal anecdote, but focuses on a general aesthetic of the reading experience....

A Squirrel’s Tale is an animal fiction fantasy story for the 10+ age group to adults as seen through the eyes of a juvenile, orphaned red squirrel. The forests of South West Scotland provide the backdrop to the story, home to the last major colony of red squirrels in Britain. As long as time itself,...

Two teens get drunk one night overlooking their small town of Smith, New Mexico. One claims that he has uncovered a massive government conspiracy involving aliens colonizing the Earth, but the other assumes that he's just crazy and has had too much to drink...

Grigori has made camp for the night. Anxious that nothing comes to attack him, he is helped by the appearance of a mysterious stranger who announces himself as Sunrise. Is Sunrise who he appears to be? Will they make it through the dark night with unknown beasts surrounding the camp?