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  The Black Ferry

  John Galt

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  John Galt (1779-1839) was a Scottish novelist, entrepreneur, and political and social commentator.One night, a traveller is waiting for the young ferryman to return, as he is unable to take himself over the river, owing to a broken arm. While he waits, a young military recruit and a heavily pregnant woman arrive, arguing. They set off together on the ferry. The old ferryman's wife thinks she hears a shriek shortly afterwards, but the night is so stormy and black that they can see nothing. That night the traveller has strange and disturbing nightmares. Every year on the anniversary of this date, for seven years, he had further terrifying dreams, which he describes to a learned friend. Fourteen years from the incident at the ferry, a stranger is lodged with them, who looks strangely familiar. It is the young recruit from the black ferry...and what follows is bizarre and terrifying.

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  Soundbites - Tiny Tales for...

  Various Authors

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  A sumptuous collection of over 60 short stories by some of the world's greatest writers.    'The Hoop' by Fedor Sologub    'The Last Leaf' by O. Henry    'The Man Who Hated Aspidistras' by W. F. Harvey    'The Conjurer' by Richard Middleton    'The End of a Show' by Barry Pain    'The Devil of the Marsh' by H. B. Marriott-Watson    'The First of April' by A. J. Alan    'The Everlasting Club' by Arthur Gray    'The Apple Tree' by Katherine Mansfield    'Story of the Vanishing Patient' by Elia W. Peattie    'The Clock' by W. F. Harvey    'The Book' by H. P. Lovecraft    'The Cactus' by O. Henry    'On the Brighton Road' by Richard Middleton    'Mrs. Brassington-Claypott's Children's Party' by F. Anstey    'Seashore Macabre' by Hugh Walpole    'Quality' by John Galsworthy    'On the Northern Ice' by Elia W. Peattie    'The Beast in the Cave' by H. P. Lovecraft    'The Artist’s Secret' by Olive Schreiner ...and over 40 other gigantic little stories.

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  Fish Cough

  Craig Buchner

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  What if your possessions, the painting hanging in your living room or the photograph on your bathroom wall, could influence you to the point of action? Or worse yet, pass on some innate degenerate trait? Disease? Neuroses? 
  In Portland, Oregon, an inquisitive soul, Thom, spends much of his day having these thoughts. Obsessed by what is around him, he begins to question his own wishy-washy life philosophies. But as he and his husband, Howard, struggle to navigate their rollercoaster relationship and their shaky careers as freelance writers, Thom is faced with a challenge far greater than the persuasive power of their possessions. During a once-every-33-years meteor shower, an evil unlike anything on earth lands in their neighbor's tree, setting off a string of puzzling and unsettling events - beginning with the appearance of an anthropomorphic squirrel named Gordito and an invisible presence capable of mind-control. 
  This debut novel from acclaimed poet and short fiction writer, Craig Buchner, Fish Cough is punctuated by gallows humor and finely attuned observations of the human experience. American in setting and style, Buchner presents an alluring, uniquely disquieting journey into the dynamics of the modern psyche. Fish Cough is a new breed of novel that blurs genre and tugs at the heart, all while questioning the foundational ideas of the world we live in.

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  Some Men

  Charlie Weaver Rolfe

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  Ten short stories about men narrated by the author. Seven of them comical. Eight of them about terrible things. One of them happy, for variety's sake. One of them not in fact a story, just a sequence of silly noises.

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  Secret Agent Heiress

  Julie Miller

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  By day these agents are cowboys; by night they are specialized government operatives. Men bound by love, loyalty and the law--they've vowed to keep their missions and identities confidential....THE MISSION: BABY-SIT AN HEIRESSRescue a spoiled heiress who'd gotten herself kidnapped? Agent Vincent Romeo did it single-handed. But instead of the society cream puff Vincent expected, this female seemed to think she was the agent in charge! Whitney MacNair was pure trouble on a shapely set of legs--with a charm as lethal as a loaded gun aimed straight at Vincent's jaded heart.Whitney had felt alone for so long--now a protector as fierce as the Montana mountains refused to leave her side. Falling for the quiet agent was more dangerous than going after the men stalking her, but heartache meant nothing when each kiss might be their last....

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  Selected Stories by Xuemo

  Xue Mo

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  “Selected Stories by Xuemo” is a collection of stories set on the Silk Road exploring love, faith, life and death. The first three stories depict the lives and relationships of outsiders in rural villages, and offer a contemporary perspective on the impact of rumour, pain and suffering. The final novella is a survival story of two young women journeying through the desert accompanied by camels and dholes. 
  These tales are a bridge to the novels by the author Xue Mo. Xue Mo’s writing is deeply influenced by his native roots in Gansu province and captures the essence of traditional Chinese culture. Xue Mo is known as a spiritual writer whose work presents an alternative lifestyle for people today. His distinctive style combines hallucinatory realism with the depiction of the harsh reality of rural life, and the inner worlds of Chinese people. His work has enjoyed extensive media coverage and critical acclaim in China, and is considered a quintessential example of literature from the western provinces. 
  “Selected Stories by Xuemo” has been translated into over twenty languages. This English version is translated by Sinologist Nicky Harman. The Guardian newspaper published one story – "Old Man Xinjiang" – in their collection of five top short stories from contemporary China.

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