Bøger af Edward Ahern

Something is hiding in the shadows... Everywhere you go, it follows...there is no escape... A soft hiss floats up from the darkness, and you know it draws nearer. Terror grips your heart, and your mouth goes dry. Your first instinct is to run, but at the same time you can't deny your own curiosity. What is it? What is this unknown thing that is hunting you? No longer able to stand it another second, you turn around to face it... and well... you know what curiousity did for the cat... In this book, you will find 13 stories on new, mysterious monsters. No vampires, no werewolves and no serial killers. Perhaps if you're lucky, you will learn their identity before they rip out your throat.

Edward Ahern's poems have been individually published and republished in over a hundred and fifty magazines and anthologies. Irregular Images gathers a hundred of his best poems into one book. The mix is eclectic-formal and free verse, micro and page length, humorous and melancholic. His poetry is unambiguous and approachable, a pleasure to read without undue strain.

Questionable Views continues Ed Ahern's wry and sardonic outlooks on our humanity. His poems are crisp and approachable, with melancholy sometimes lurking in the shadows. His hope is that people who never read poetry can read and enjoy his.

ODDisms is an attempt to find meaning in an undefined word. The stories are of strange beliefs and practices which take the characters into oddball situations. Everyone has their quirks, what happens when the quirks become your philosophy or belief systems? Let's find out. Some of the ODDisms include Escapeism, Thirdism, Uberism, Chimerism, Refitism, Gethinism, Ambi-Americanism, Hackism, and Tuneism. These are just a few of the -isms that attempt to define ODDism. The international cast of authors includes Matthew Hall, Anne Wilson, Catherine A MacKenzie, Matthew Harrison, Glen Damien Campbell, Mary Steer, Paul Rhodes, Diane Arrelle, Essel Pratt, Edward Ahern, Lance Hyden, Charly Douglas, Sarah Doebereiner, Tracey Chapman, J.J. Steinfeld, DJ Tyrer, Karen Robiscoe, by Veronica Smith, Matt McGee, Samuel Kim, Matthew Aufiero, Mary Steer, David Perlmutter, Ed Cooke, and Katherine Park.

Fae Corps Publishing presents 9 tales of terror that answer the question: "What lies in the dark?" Featuring poetry, prose and art by new and established authors from around the world. Nightmare Whispers Volume 1: The Darkness Within is (152 pages of) terror that makes you think and melds magic, mystery and the mundane to create one sharp punch of horror.Featuring Horror Themed poetry by: LISA POFFJOHN GREYIVOR STEVENArt by: ZLAAnd 9 Spine Tingling Tales: Number 99 By K.T. Seto: A Prison guard finds an alternate meaning to the word justice. Into the Graveyard By Charles Kelley: A bully's dare has consequences that rock a small townIt Pulls the Fibers From My Skin, It Says I'll Get the Knife Again by Raz T. Slasher: A not so imaginary playmate grants a child's fondest desires for a price.Balancing the Scales by Vonnie Winslow Crist: A woman finds a note from her husband, and learns to embrace the darkness in her heart.The Heartless Boy by Edward Ahern: an emotionally stunted man finds the perfect job.The Long Night by Deedra Nichole: A girl remembers the moment that changed her life.Scare Tactics by Gary Wosk: A retired couple learns the price of their obsessions.VORVOLAKA by Stephen McQuiggan: One man learns to deal with his fear after learning that monsters are real.Lyra's Visitation by Lily M. Snow: A woman is visited by the ghost of her friend. Nightmare Whispers Volume 1: The Darkness WithinAnger Mirrors Pain

Gordon Lormor is a defrocked priest and con man. And something more. He treads a path between light and dark magic, a risky journey he avoids unless he's required to take it.But his ex-girlfriend makes a fear-laced telephone call to him, pleading that he come to Vermont and free her from a witches' coven. Gordon leaves his business, Profane Possibilities, in the care of his assistant and drives north.Death arrives before he does, and Gordon tasks himself with solving the murder and eradicating the coven. As his situation worsens, he asks for help from both his decidedly unfeminine assistant AJ and a Catholic cardinal.Death revisits often as Gordon, joined by AJ, picks open the protective scab the witches have clotted over their activities. He teeters further and further over the edges of physical and spiritual death as he struggles to prevent infant sacrifice and solve the murder of the woman he had loved.