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This superb collection of stories by some of today''s finest genre writers are each set along Britain''s northern coast -- Whitby, Scarborough and other traditional English seaside resorts -- where tales both grim and delicious are forged. 

The Circle are the modern-day successors of the Knights of the Round Table. Armed with the latest military hardware and operating from a hidden fortress on the South Bank, they protect 21st-century Britain from certain very specific threats ΓÇô criminals who, like the CircleΓÇÖs own Knights, have characters from Arthurian legend living inside their heads.Jory Taylor, the Knight bearing the device of Sir Gawain, has grappled on the CircleΓÇÖs behalf with mercenaries, serial killers and far-right terrorist cells.  However, when he is captured by GawainΓÇÖs traditional enemy the Green Knight, he discovers a new side to the myths he lives by ΓÇô one which, as he learns more about this clandestine world, becomes both threateningly personal and terrifyingly political. The legends of King Arthur are not the only stories with influence on the British psyche ΓÇô and some of the others have their own, very different agendas.A smart, contemporary political thriller and a new kind of urban fantasy, The Pendragon Protocol is the first volume in The Devices Trilogy.Read more at http://devicestrilogy.wordpress.com/

The case seems simple enough: prove to a wealthy client that his mansion is not haunted. Five American ghost hunters and one English psychic converge on the old house to complete the routine task. One night, like so many others they''ve spent, to put to rest the frightening rumors. Apart from the clashing of personalities, nothing will happen. Or so they assume.It would seem Grimalkin Manor has other ideas… and she knows their secrets.

An anthology of short stories based on the works of Shakespeare, but with a Lovecraftian twist. With contributions from the likes of James Lovegrove and Graham McNeill.

The city of Loreto, hanging in the atmosphere of Jupiter, has seen better days as a trading port. By the late 22nd century, it''s become a hive of borderline illegal activity, but also a magnet for bohemian types from across the Jupiter colonies.Ashton Lang, a psychically gifted scholarship student from Europa, is looking forward to spending her summer working in the city - until her only friend there, struggling artist Winter DeMattis, receives a grant and disappears off to Io, leaving Ashton to fend for herself. Winter is on Io to research a dull public commission, but the trip will change her life irrevocably.Meanwhile Magic Alex - a minister in a church which worships The Beatles - is trying to find who has framed him for the murder of his blackmailer, a quest which brings him into contact with artificial savant Tomas Darrell. Tomas is new in town after losing his job on Callisto, but in Loreto he finds a new purpose: proving his suspicion that the entire city is doomed.

An anthologie of fine stories inspir’d by the Bard of Stratford and the Lovecraftian Mythos Imagine if it had been William Shakespeare, England’s greatest playwright, who had discovered the truth about the Great Old Ones and the cosmic entity we know as Cthulhu, rather than the American horror writer H P Lovecraft. Imagine if Stratford’s favourite son had been the one to learn of the dangers of seeking after forbidden knowledge and of the war waged between the Elder Gods in the Outer Darkness, and had passed on that message, to those with eyes to see it, through his plays and poetry. Welcome to the world of Shakespearean Cthulhu! To mark the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare, Snowbooks proudly presents fifteen stories of eldritch horror that blend the Bard’s most famous plays with Lovecraft’s most terrifying creations. But before you dip into this curséd tome, be warned – that way madness lies...

January 1067. Charismatic bishop Odo of Bayeux decides to commission a wall hanging, on a scale never seen before, to celebrate his role in the conquest of Britain by his brother, William, Duke of Normandy. What he cannot anticipate is how utterly this will change his life - even more than the invasion itself.His life becomes entangled with the women who embroider his hanging, especially Gytha - handmaiden to the fallen Saxon queen and his sworn enemy. But against their intensions they fall helplessly in love; in doing so Odo comes into conflict with his king and his God and Gytha with Odo''s enemies, who mistrust her hold over such a powerful man. Friends and family become enemies, enemies become lovers; nothing in life or in the hanging is what it seems.The Needle in the Blood - a powerful tale of sex, lies and embroidery.

Winner of the 2004 Prix de Flore, France's most exclusive literary award.