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In this chilling collection of ten tales, Interview with the Devil: An Anthology of Horror invites you to explore the sinister edges of Joseph Banbury’s fractured world—and beyond. From the aftermath of the Epoch to standalone stories that carve their own path through terror, this anthology will leave you breathless, questioning the thin veil between light and darkness.

A young archer bent on revenge against the knight who impoverished his family encounters an enigmatic stranger who promises him a far more potent form of retribution. But when Thomas finds himself hurled by magic to fight battles in faraway lands, he soon discovers that the vengeance his mysterious benefactor offers could change not only one archer’s destiny, but that of the entire world.

A collection of short stories by Sean Dietrich, (also known as "Sean of the South") a writer, humorist, and novelist, known for his commentary on life in the American South. His humor, columns, and short stories appear in various publications throughout the Southeast.

Soldats d’élite, Hommes d’honneur, Philanthropes débutants. “Je termine une opération extérieure au Mali. Rien de différent des autres tours que j’ai pu y faire. Sauf un matin, dans un village, où les hommes ont tous disparus. De retour en France, je ne suis plus tout à fait le même. Il faut que je vienne en aide aux veuves et aux orphelins survivants... Mais qu’est-ce qu’un soldat comme moi peut apporter à ces destins brisés?

Sit back and relax with this inspiring selection of 19 short stories; a captivating collection of tales that showcase the very best of short story writing. Dive into enchanting romances that will make your heart flutter, relish the warmth of holiday tales that will transport you to gorgeous locations around the globe and smile at the family dramas that are sure to resonate with every listener.

L'essenza dell'Abruzzo è declinata in questa novella nei suoi peculiari aspetti culturali. Lo sguardo attento e compiaciuto di Valerio Di Stefano ci accompagna attraverso le viuzze di un paesino dove la vita scorre ancora lenta, tra i profumi e i sapori di una terra "forte e gentile" come i suoi abitanti. "Lo schiaffatone" si differenzia completamente dalle precedenti narrazioni, mantenendo però il solito marchio di fabbrica: un'ironia inconfondibile e sottile che, in queste pagine, diventa bonaria ed empatica.