Lee Murray
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Into the Mist (Taine McKenna Adventures #1)
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2016
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Black Cranes: Tales of Unquiet Women
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2020
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Hellhole: An Anthology of Subterranean Terror
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2018
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Grotesque: Monster Stories
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2020
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Misplaced
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2013
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Asian Ghost Short Stories
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Unquiet Spirits: Essays by Asian Women in Horror
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Conclave: A Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy
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2014
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Battle of the Birds - Te pakanga o nga manu
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2011
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Mika (SHORTCUTS Book 1)
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2015
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A sweeping, action-packed adventure with important themes of family, otherness, and resilience, Medar is the portal to the Realmshift fantasy trilogy, a worldbuilding triumph by award-nominated New Zealand author Sharon Manssen. It’s a complex well-t ...more | |
"Asian Ghost Story is another winner for Flame Tree Press. Collecting another excellent short story collection is another feather in their well-rounded literary hat.
There are over 200 stories that deal with original, folklore and some interesting take" Read more of this review » |
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"This is a MASSIVE book of Asian ghost stories and legends. Not only does it have easily over 50 one-to-three page stories, but the forewards include a lot of history on the traditions and origins of many Asian myths and legends and some major areas o"
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"Please don’t hate on me. But, as much as I loved scary stories all over the world, I think that Asian Ghost stories are the best! Asia is so diverse in cultures which makes them more interesting. Of course, some stories make your eyes roll so hard bu"
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*Review of a print copy purchased at StokerCon, Denver, May 2022. A beautifully harrowing work, Katsu’s latest supernatural thriller, The Fervor, offers a provocative and frightening possible future, packaged in a historical novel telling of a child’s ...more |
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An intoxicating blend of ghosts and glimpses and grey areas, Laura Lee Bahr’s Haunt isn’t going to be for everyone, but I loved it. The story structure follows a scattergun effect, somewhat in the vein of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, except H ...more | |
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I haven’t played Silent Hill. In fact, I’d never heard of it before opening Anton Cancre’s latest poetry collection, The Story Doesn’t End the Way We Want. Nevertheless, these poems make me want to seek out the game to better understand the poets und ...more | |
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“Eldridge wields her darkest magic yet in this sensual and richly layered novel of poverty, privilege, and power. Vibrant and brutal, Dance Among the Flames is a cultural triumph.” I read an advance copy of this work and I cannot wait for it to hit th ...more |
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“Bunny rolled his eyes so hard I’m surprised he didn’t bruise his brain.”
― Hellhole: An Anthology of Subterranean Terror
― Hellhole: An Anthology of Subterranean Terror
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‘Move over Katniss, Olivia Black has arrived…’
Well-known for her award-winning short-fiction, Ghost Hand is the long-awaited first novel from writer, Ripley Patton. A young adult adventure combining tasering action and a dose of romance, Ghost Hand kept me up half the night. Clearly, Patton knows teenagers, drawing on this knowledge to create her cast of characters, both likeable and stroppy. Fiction’s newest paranormal heroine, Olivia Black, is naïve, feisty and intensely loyal but like most teens she comes with baggage, which could explain her mistrust of enigmatic Marcus and his band of merry PSS men. Ghost Hand is superbly plotted, on-the-edge-of-your-seat writing, and when the bad guys aren’t your regular storm-troopers, but people you trust and respect, then the stakes go up a notch. The novel stands alone – a story in itself – but there’s no doubt its readers will be hanging out for the second book in Patton’s PSS Chronicles. Buy a copy of Ghost Hand for your teens – and watch them disappear!