It's Halloween, and kickass high school monster mayhem is once again unleashed at Grant-Williams High. In the second adventure--and a Fictionwise original--Jimmy Ross is now a sophomore and he is ab... more »

If you love kickass high school monster mayhem, then Grant-Williams High is the place to be. In this hilarious original adventure that started it all, freshman Jimmy Ross and his senior sister Emily... more »

Key Concepts in Popular Music presents a comprehensive overview of the main terms and concepts used in the study of popular music. The book includes definitions of: * key musical genres, from bhangr... more »

This guide provides basic facts about Gabriel Faure's life and compositions. It is a collection of resource materials that is the first annotated guide to his music, including the only comprehensive... more »

In twentieth-century African American fiction, music has been elevated to the level of religion primarily because of its Orphic, magical power to unsettle oppressive realities, to liberate the soul ... more »

Mary is a very fastidious cleaning lady. She loves her job. Perhaps a little too much.

Have you ever had one of those days when everything just seems to go ? right? Even when it's wrong? "Primordial Chili" is a laugh-out-loud thrill-ride of culinary perfection, taken to cosmic proport... more »

In the future, schools will be outdated and we'll all have knowledge grafted straight into our heads. Just make sure they configure the innoculotron correctly, or you might wind up contracting Esper... more »

So the millennia have passed, and the time of the reckoning is once more nigh ... not to mention that you've got a busted velvet-Elvis and the oil heat isn't working. Find out what happens when the ... more »

Steel Striker, interplanetary troubleshooter and space dick, was low on starbucks. But in the 95th century there was always another case to bungle. Another leggy blonde. Another crack or two on the ... more »

The travel brochures with their colorful holographic images had lied by omission. This was no vacation. It was a nightmare in the slums of outer space. And there was little hope of returning on time... more »

[Strong Adult Content] He had a truck with flames painted up the sides, lots of country music, and a wife that was just plain terrified of him. Then he met Pulp Woman. Oly's days as a redneck-male-c... more »

A collection of tragicomic poems, inspired by actual headlines from the Weekly World News. Introduction by Ed Bryant. Bram Stoker Award Finalist

Cloakman was more a super anti-hero than a super hero, something of a rogue, a shadowy sort of figure who ended up doing the right thing in spite of himself. Only he had never counted on the chain o... more »

When an itinerant Jewish businessman is commanded (condemned?) by Christ to "tarry here until I return," he spends the next 2000 years trying to keep busy and occasionally helping along the advancem... more »

Robin Hood's mother kvetches about her outlaw son during a game of mah jongg.

The sole human occupant and proprietor of a fueling-stop planet on the outer rim negotiates terms to become the new galactic Switzerland.

When Tonto explains to the Lone Ranger that Indians are one of the lost Hebrew tribes, the legend of the famed crimefighting duo takes on a whole new dimension.

Hint: It has something to do with Alabaster.

Juan Luis Obregon was perhaps the greatest Portuguese novelist of the 20th century. If only he hadn't taken a job as a coat tree, there is no telling what masterpieces he might have created. <... more »

Linguistic miscues and misunderstandings pepper this humorous account of Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, and a mysterious lady in a raincoat.

Stanley Mitterwald is an agent who represents only high-profile clientele because he negotiates the best terms in the industry. When a client of biblical proportions enters his office complaining of... more »

School lunch, weird teachers, horrifying lunchroom employees and all the terror of a hundred-thousand dreams of showing up for class in nothing but your underwear. Marty Ruckerman and chums find out... more »

Anyone can slay a dragon. Well, provided they are dragonslayers, which Colson isn't. But even clerks from photocopy shops can have heroic qualities, and even the very, very old can learn new tricks.... more »

The New York Times calls him "the funniest man in America," and his legions of fans agree, laughing and snorting as they put his books on bestseller lists nationwide. In Boogers Are My Beat, Dave gi... more »