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Synopsis:

Do readers buy poetry from undead poets?
Do they consume it if it’s not free?

There’s nothing quite like picking the prose and verses of the dead like vultures. There’s freedom in that unpicking, with no one alive to contest — at least not the mind which birthed them.

Sinclair consumes written and spoken as she does in its lyrical form, dressed in music and paint. Dancing to the beat or screaming into the voids of despair. Here, Sinclair presents Clan Witch: Found Shadows, no music, no paint, just words. A mix-tape of drabbles and anarchic free verse poetry.

The writer still lives. Perhaps you’ll read her unruly verse before the witch is dead.

Synposis

Bella Mills survived the brutal slaughter of her family by a madman.
Only 11-years-old, she was assaulted and left for dead.
Twenty-three years later, the past returns in the form of her devil, free of his chains.
A disturbing family history full of dark secrets and seduction unfolds as Bella seeks answers.
When she discovers the truth about her mother, locked away without mercy in the notorious Lochwood Asylum, Bella realizes that terrible ghosts of the past hold the key to her future.
Can she escape their power over her?
A novel of psychological horror, and poetic intrigue, sprinkled with the supernatural.
Bella Mills is The Asylum Daughter.

Synopsis:

This short story collection pays homage to favourite speculative horror tropes with music inspiration, interwoven with themes of humanity and struggles with morality. This playful mix-tape of horror includes highly sexualised bloodlust on the goth club scene, a grim-dark creature feature, tales of loss of control, revenge, metamorphosis and punk teens stumbling into trouble in the woods.

Synopsis:

In this second instalment of the ‘Concoction’ Anthologies, the same trio; G G Flavell, Natasha Sinclair and Andrew Taylor. Each share with you their distinct approach to storytelling.Having created twelve wonderfully diverse shorts born of Scottish-One-Word-Prompts.These stories cross genres to give you a collection to feed almost any mood – from horror, satirical, fantasy and romance.For this second Concoction volume, the prompt words were; Whisky, Ceilidh, Hogmanay and Unicorn.

Synopsis:

Three Scottish writers, each with their own distinct approach to storytelling, have created ten wonderfully diverse shorts for this first Concoction Anthology.

With each story born of a single word prompt; Flesh, Blood, Bone and Haunted. The results are as gritty as they are captivating.
Loaded with teasing elements of horror, gore, fantasy and dark humour.
These contents are certainly not for the faint of heart.

Within this cocktail, you’ll experience an apocalyptic adventure of rediscovery, a grim, psychedelic drug trip, werewolf transformation, casual sex in the city, a peek inside the funeral business and some hard truths.

By diving in to this Concoction, you may just find that something unexpected to tickle your taste-buds.

Synopsis:

This set of three short stories, although separate, are deeply entwined. Rebecca is the central character in all three, which are told from very different points in her life.In Each story Rebecca takes her own life. Focusing purely on the harrowing and tragic act of death by suicide. These are intimately portrayed in unavoidable, emotional and horrific detail from the perspective of killer and victim.

Synopsis:

A starkly emotional account from a NICU Mother on her daughters fight for life and often turbulent journey through NICU after being born suddenly at just 25 weeks into pregnancy.

Giving a uniquely raw insight into life as a parent in the NICU. Natasha takes you on an intimate journey through her first experience.
This story of love and survival through NICU offers support for families and their supporters as they find their own way through their premature journeys as well as being a must read for a glimpse into this highly medicalised world through a parent’s eyes.