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Nobody is jolly all the time, including Santa Claus. In fact he can be downright war-like, if he has to. And he has to in these three stories of Santa and his elves by accomplished fantasy author Arthur Sánchez. Santa and his rag-tag band of fighters are bent on delivering Christmas cheer. But it's not always easy. The world is a dangerous place and sometimes the Naughty outnumber the Nice. Still, Santa's been doing this for many long years and that old elf still has a few tricks up his sleeve. Join Santa, Rum Ball, and Sunshine as they fight the good fight against naughty humans, insane Frost Gnomes, and misguided cats. Your Christmas might just depend on it.Obtain your copy HERE. |
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A Merry Christmas indeed, but not just an ordinary Merry Christmas. How about one with a special gift from the past? And what about that mysterious crime in Santa's workshop, of all places? And then... More > there's the elf who just couldn't get anything right -- mostly. They're all there, and many more, in a Christmas that is not only strange, but Merrily Strange, and this book will bring a Merrily Strange Christmas to you.Authors are; Art Carey, Wayne Scheer, Ray Rebmann, Kitty A. Sarkozy, Allen Izen, Tammy A. Branom, Diane Arrelle, Teresa Leigh Judd, R. A. Andrade, Danielle Davis, Alan Ira Gordon, Tim Tobin, Richard Dyer, James Hartley, Larry Lefkowitz, Lyn McConchie, Dana Bell, Marian Powell, and Ted Zahrfeld. Order your copy HERE. |
| No tricks, just treats! Twenty-two stories featuring Jack-o-lanterns, ghosts, kids with treat bags, grownups acting silly at parties, vampires, mad scientists, everything that makes this the most fun holiday of the year.Authors are: George Schaade, Johnathan Shipley, Terry Oparka, Jack Owen, Anna Taborska, Arthur Sanchez, Dana Bell, Diane Arrelle, Richard Dyer, Barry R. Hunter, Richard Jay Goldstein, Lyn McConchie, Sherry Chancellor, Steve Shrott, Marian Powell, Bruce Memblatt, Carole Mertz, Connie Vigil Platt, Tammy A. Brannom, J. J. Steinfeld and M. Frank Darbe. Order your copy HERE. |
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You always wanted to write fiction, but you didn't, because...you hadn't yet read this book! Read it now and start your fiction-writing career. Let a veteran editor/writer show you how it's done, with examples of published works showing how these ideas have worked. Then, you, too, can write fiction.Chapter titles are: 1. Introduction: Writers -- Why?; 2. Stories Are About People; 3. It's A Plot! How To Build Your Story; 4. How To Put Those Parts Together; 5. What's In A Name? A Title For Your Story; 6. What Your Story Looks Like On Its Way Out -- Preparing A Manuscript; 7. How To Find A Home For Your Story; 8. Now What? |
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Dear Tabby is a grey calico who loves to help her friends who have questions about kitty care. She's put her very most helpful hints in this book. For example, do you have two kitties that fight with each other? Or does your cat love to chew on electric cords, or attack the Christmas tree? Dear Tabby has helpful answers. And the most popular questio of all time, tactfully described as "Litter Box Mistakes," Dear Tabby has some reasons why this happens, although, as she says, "Some of the reasons are known only to cats, and they won't tell me." But in general, Dear Tabby has answers for all these and many other kitty care questions. She loves to help!
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Should cats rule the world? Should they pounce in to save the world from humans? That's the topic at a great gathering of all cats. The question is debated, and the grand and glorious (or otherwise) history of cats is reviewed. We hear about the adventures of the feline detective Humphrey BogCat, and his beautiful catlady, Samantha Spayed. There's the history of Christopher Cat-lumbus, the daring explorer and Thomas Cat-ison, the ingenious inventor. There's the legend of SnowCat and the Seven Mice, and the great flying hero Super Cat. But after historian Milo reports these famous tales, SeCatary Spot calls for the vote. To rule or not to rule, that is the question!
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 | The year was 1745, and Lady Anne Mackintosh, 23-year old wife of Clan Mackintosh's Chief, was excited when The Bonnie Prince came from France to claim the throne of Scotland. The English had taken it, he was entitled to it, and he wanted it back. The Mackintosh Chief, 20 years older than Anne, sided with the English army that challenged the young prince. But Lady Anne raised the entire Mackintosh clan -- some 800 men -- to go to battle for the Prince. Since a man who raised a regiment was its colonel, Lady Anne was known as "Colonel Anne." She didn't go to battle. But when the Prince visited her home -- and the English army marched to capture him -- Lady Anne and five retainers routed the army. Incredible? Yes, but true. Of course, this marked her as a traitor to The Crown. If the Prince lost his bid, when his 4000 man army met the King's 10,000 men, she would be scheduled to hang... |
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Swords, shields, axes and thrown rocks -- these are what Clan Mackintosh men used to become known as "the fightingest clan in the Highlands." The clan was born in battle at the side of the Scottish king in the 1100s. Six hundred contentious years later, in 1745, in the last great war for independence from England, it was the Mackintosh men who led the charge at Culloden Moor -- and who died for their country in the greatest numbers, as shown by the size of their mass grave on the battlefield. In between, things were rarely quiet for the Mackintoshes. Whether it was the bizarre Battle Of North Inch, the tragic death of young Chief William or the patriotism of "Colonel" Anne Mackintosh in "The '45," Clan Mackintosh was always in the thick of the battle. If you're a Mackintosh, or a member of any of the clan's many sub-groups, this history will give you more reason than ever to walk tall. As if, being a Mackintosh, you needed more reason! |
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