Adrian Cole

Weirdbook returns with another jam-packed issue full of great fantasy and horror tales Included this time are: - HARLOT ROAD, by Michael Bracken - WITH A POET'S EYES, by John C. Hocking - THE WISHING WELL, by Robert Graves - O KING OF PAIN AND SPLENDOR , by Darrell Schweitzer - YOU'D DO IT FOR DIAMONDS, by Adrian Cole - DREADFUL APPETITE, by Franklyn Searight - THE HANDMAID OF THE KEY, by R. C. Mulhare - BLUE MOON, by Allen Mark Price - SHE WHO GIVES LIFE, by C. I. Kemp - AN IMPLEMENT OF ICE, by W. H. Pugmire - NIGHT OF THE CIRCUS, by Sharon Cullars - WOLVERS HILL, by Tim Jeffreys - RAFTS, by Lorenzo Crescentini - CLEAN SWEEP, by Edward Ahern - LEAVING MALAGA, by Cynthia Ward - CATTLE CALL, by Gregg Chamberlain - ABOMINATION IS HER NAME, by J. N. Cameron - KACHINA, by Kenneth Bykerk - FLAT IS FLAT AND THAT IS THAT, by David J. Gibbs - DEATH IS NOT MY MASTER, by Scott HarperPoetry: - THE OLD ROCK, by Russ Parkhurst - SLEEPING WITH MAD SHADOWS, by Frederick J. Mayer - THE LIQUID PROFESSOR, by Jeff Barnes - THE TOAD STOOL PEOPLE, by Chad Hensley - THE PROMISE OF A POLIDORI SORE THROAT, by Clay F. Johnson - THIS HUNGRY EARTH, by Andrew Ivey

The first Weirdbook Annual -- The Witches MEGAPACK(R) -- presents a selection of all-new tales of witches Included this time are: "Thou Shalt Not Suffer," by Matt Neil Hill "No Holds Bard," by Adrian Cole "Laying the Hairy Book," by Josh Reynolds "Here Is Where Your Proud Waves Halt," by Erica Ruppert "Vicious Circles," by Paul Dale Anderson "Assorted Shades of Red," by Franklyn Searight "Strange Days in Old Yandrissa," by John R. Fultz "Fertility Rites," by Glynn Owen Barrass "The Witch's Heart," by Rachel Bolton "Hag Race," by Andre E. Harewood "Best Friend Becky," by Wayne Faust "The Rat in the Rabbit Cage," by Ashley Dioses "Two Spells," by Neva Bryan "Pulled Over," by Paul Spears "The Witch of Skur," by L. F. Falconer "Cat and Mouse," by Duane Pesice "Last of the Ashiptu," by Paul Lubaczewski "Firestorm," by Richard H. Durisen "The Witch of Pender," by John Linwood Grant "The Nora Witch," by Brandon Jimison "The Broken Witch," by Scott HutchisonPlus poetry by Maurits Zwankhuizen, Lucy A. Snyder, David F. Daumit, S. L. Edwards, Lori R. Lopez, Frederick J. Mayer, K. A. Opperman, Clay F. Johnson, Vonnie Winslow Crist, Oliver Smith, Darla Klein

Spring 2017 special Eldritch Earth issue. Burroughsian adventure on a prehistoric Lovecraftian Earth. NovellaThe First American, by Schuyler HernstromShort StoriesWar of the Ruby/Shapes In the Fog, by Brian K. LoweDarla of Deodanth, by Louise SorensenIn the Gloaming O My Darling, by Misha BurnettThe Queen of Shadows, by Jay BarnsonBeyond the Great Divide, by S. H. MansouriThrough the Star-Thorn Maze, by Lynn RushlauThe Bears of 1812, by Michael TierneyA Killing in Karkesh, by Adrian ColePoetryMy Name is John Carter (Pt. 4), by James Hutchings

The Thinking Past: Questions and Problems in World History to 1750 is based on the premise that asking questions and evaluating sources represents an insightful way to study world history. Authors Adrian Cole and Stephen Ortega believe that the classroom experience of debating different issues, such as the origins of war and the nature of empire, serves as a solid foundation for actually thinking about world history. FEATURES * Questions-based approach: Each chapter in The Thinking Past is based on a question that has been generated in an actual class discussion* Examines major problems and ideas in world history--technology, religion, global trade, participatory politics, and more* Organized thematically, with a chronological progression that preserves a strong narrative flow* Uses both primary sources and the latest research to convey the sense that "history" is part of an ongoing debate across many disciplines* "Flipped classroom" approach asks students to learn material outside of class so they can engage in discussion when they come to class