Who doesn’t want a Medieval romance updated and re-imagined in modern English verse? Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Ham is just that, available via Amazon everywhere!
For younger readers, Cedar Island Dreams, is the first book in the Inner Islands Trilogy, which explores Canada’s Gulf Islands in the far future when humanity has vanished and a variety of animals live through more adventures than they are entirely happy with.
The story continues in A Knock at the Door, and the final book of the trilogy–Where the Humans Went–tells the story of how Anforth and his friends discovered what the humans did to make creatures intelligent, and why, as well as where they have gone! All our books are available from Amazon, world-wide!
In the poetry department, we have recently published Traversing Land and Sea: exploring infinity, by emerging poet Jessica Renshaw.
Most recently, we have When Birnam Wood a collection of short stories by TJ Radcliffe that all have something quite peculiar in common…
We also have a couple of free stories from past experiments for you to enjoy:
- Cindy Loo started as an accidental, improvisational collaboration between Hilary Farmer and TJ Radcliffe and morphed into a strange little story of a girl who grew up to be bad and learned to be good. Or at least better. We like to say it was “Inspired by the Doctor” but it’s not clear if “the Doctor” is Seuss, or Who, or someone else entirely. Enjoy!
- Songs of Albion was a more deliberate collaboration to create a web-friendly, illustrated, serial novella set in an alternative history where Sir Francis Drake really did discover Vancouver Island two hundred years before Vancouver… but it’s not the Vancouver Island we know. The poet Christopher Marlowe–recently deceased–has been dragged along on an expedition of error and discovery, and finds himself navigating dark waters of love and war amidst the Fae folk beyond the Straits of Anian.