Writers of the Apocalypse – förlag

There were five of them: Aramina, Raori, Duinn, Eahn, and Picket. They were friends, serving as elite assassins in the elf world. Raori was their mage, Duinn their builder, Picket the trickster, and Eahn the leader. Aramina was The Priestess, their heart - and her very presence tore at the mind and heart of Finnbhear, the Silver Fox: a man who stood against them. That was before the team was retired and the kingdom fell into years of suffering at the hands of their cruel master.Her master is calling for them again. He''s asking that they rid the world forever of the only remaining tie to the land: a prince. Obeying this command is an opportunity for one of many things. She and the others could gain more stature in their master''s eyes. They could win their freedom. They could find love - or rediscover it. They can also die trying - as chaos takes their lives and no action they take makes sense nor seems sane. And Aramina - whom Finnbhear can not forget - still stands at the center after all these years.

Long ago in the region between old Bosnia and Silesia there dwelled The Mountain Spirit, a mischievous yet warmhearted creature who loved his relationship with mankind. This collection of traditional folk tales, originally published in 1915, recount some of his encounters with various people - and how they were either punished or rewarded for their deeds.

Whether you are of Silesian descent or are simply curious about that ancient region of what is now the Czech Republic, if you enjoy folk tales then you''re sure to appreciate the trickery of the mighty Rübezahl.

Joseph and Helena are so poor their mother can not afford to feed them. They must go to live with their uncle in Reichenstein. They hope to get a job in the factory, like other children do in their time, and build a better life for themselves.Little do they know what they must face now that they''ve left the mountains.When In Fair Silesia was first published in 1894, it was commended for its "distinctive German flavor" and as a "faithful representation of life as it exists among the people of the author''s native land". Over a century later, this delightful reader stands as a window to life in the Industrial Revolution and the way Christian values permeated the culture enough to be expressed so strongly in the author''s words. 

Collection of short stories inspired by real life. Most represent a mundane side from science fiction and fantasy writer, Katrina Joyner, people don''t get to see often.Silver - Redemption can come in many ways, depending on how you find it and where you look. Over It - Sometimes when faced with your evil stepmother, leaving bread crumbs on the trail is not enough. Ghost in the Water - When water spirits need rescue, heroes come in many shapes and sizes. A rare Native American point of view for the author.The Glass of Cappuccino - Your fairy godmother may be closer than you think, and her motives may not be so easy to understand.For Fear of Breaking Hearts - Fear can shatter worlds. And hearts.