History

This Isn't the Same Old Song and Dance. Here's the story of the two main characters involved in that 1943 experiment and how the Navy covered it's tracks. Carlos Allende was not Carl Allen. Jessup did not die in a Florida park. Three men and one Social Security number? Three dead men and only two graves? How many Allendes? How many Jessups? This old man, he played us; and so did the Navy. How many U.S.S. Eldridges?

Set in Comstock Nevada, 1863, the story of a wealthy, powerful, seductress, lady of the night, who's charming character invited warmth, passion, violence, and mystery stands up to life's sometimes wild, cruel, intentions like love, and honesty, adventure and politics. Miss Ruby’s intellectual tale of the worlds oldest trade has an amazing storyline told from the heart of the Comstock lode just below Virginia City during one of the most important mining discoveries in American History. She had child like features that contradicted her voluptuous chest and rounded curves that revealed her distinct, well-rounded, bottom that followed her. Every man in Dayton knew it was Ruby from beh ...

The modern stories have strong language so you were warned. I did much research on this anthology over the years as it got placed in The Edgar Allan Poe Museum in one form. This version will be one of the historic sizes I had it when I had originally released the book. Features work by Edgar Allan Poe and H. P. Lovecraft from the public domain. introduced Fatima Stephens as she wrote under a pen name at the time and James Watts now with Hellbound Books; this is a historic publication. There are some writers who are still in touch, others who have gone their separate ways. Some by the industry politics and others for personal reasons. Since this has a new ISBN; let's have some fun with it ...

Black Africans brought to America were stripped of freedom, respect and sold as slaves. Slave women subjected to forced sexual intercourse by white males produced a mixed blood, ethnic group of Black Americans, later identified as Negroes. Many Negroes adopted the name Spook that symbolized courage to escape north to reclaim lost freedom and highly valued respect. After settling in Rhode Island, the Negro Community, in spite of the local KKK influenced setbacks, made a huge historical contribution to the entertainment community and race relations landscape with the introduction of the R&B music style. Unaware of the magnitude of their contribution and significant connection to the ...