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Ghoul Saloon / Phantasmic, The Next Life
Step inside, hang your hat and settle down at the bar for spirits and phantasmic surprises. Time to pass out and over to the other side, as the authors of Silent Fray give it their all and their best to frighten and unnerve you. Enjoy!
Devil's Armory
From distant lands they hear the cry, to take up arms against or die. With weapons forged of bones as blade, the Devil's armory's been paid. A lone rider must use them well, to rid this realm of blackest Hell. Others trade their soul in place of powers endowed to knife or mace. What earnest follows - good or bad - is as HE had hoped from such evil bag. For trade now plyed from regal throne gifts deceitful prince his new-found home. - Nathan J.D.L. Rowark Join the authors of Barbwire Butterfly Books for high adventure tales from long lost realms, in an anthology of sword and sorcery forged from the Devil's armory.
Beyond the Cosmic Veil
Beyond the cosmic veil, between rhyme and reason, sits Cthulhu - water god. He knows your pain and disrupts your reason. He is the canker of all mankind... and he is loose! Join the writers of Barbwire Butterfly Books for a new slant on the Cthulhu mythos - as the shared universe of H.P Lovecraft is reinterpreted and reimagined by a new breed of authors.
Reformatory Press
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Hypnotic Tales
Enter the world of Richard Sala. It's eerie, sometimes bizarre, and always hypnotic! Meet masked detetives, tormented narrators, deranged doctors, prowling gorillas, villains and victims. Sala's comic strips are gemlike short stories, surreal and absurd where you'll find yourself tangled up with elements of old B-movies, detective thrillers, and dark laughter. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Calibri}
Willing's Press Guide
Coverage of publications outside the UK and in non-English languages expands steadily until, in 1991, it occupies enough of the Guide to require publication in parts.
