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A New Beat Newbie number twobie? Ooby dooby! Yes indeedy, we're back in the slams of British wry wit verse jams. A lyrical, satirical, unequalled sequel with words like hot treacle. A call to be peaceful. Set to the beats, y'all. Find poems and prose full of politics, lunatics, rhythmic kicks, digital ticks, hedonistic highs and desperate fights, alongside conspiracy facts, plastic bags and modern age mockery, mixed with spoonfuls of sage-full top-notchery. Phew! Stop by, do. Don't be averse. Sample some unique new wonders of wicked Whitewolf verse! Including: Postman Pot, Bilderbergers And Fries, 100 Channels Of Crap, Gimme Medication, The Newtopia Newbies, Dig It All Digital, F*** You GCHQ, Tridentity, Yawn Porn, and the rollicking ride of Right On Brighton. So come on, don't be loopy- read Two Beat Newbie!

Voted one of Readfree.ly's 50 Best Indie Books of 2016 Swiping, biting, seething, pleading, fresh and funny, Rhyme and Rebellion is a language sandwich filled with shit, shopping, poverty, war, Wi-Fi and wordplay. Awaken your inner rebel for the modern era, with poems like: Equality For The Poor, You're So Far Right, Ads, Abs And Apps, P.C. Pussies, Reality And T.V, Puppet Politician and The Google Boogie.

All proceeds from this book will be donated to food bank charities. The Anti-Austerity Anthology confronts the draconian nature of modern austerity head-on. This powerful collection of short stories, poems and essays is brought to you by some of the indie author scene's most talented and radical writers. Thoughtful, funny, tragic, angry, and filled with hope, each contributor uses their craft to speak out against the damning, ideologically-driven measures that are inflicted upon society. As journalist and activist Steve Topple says in the foreword: "The rich are slowly eradicating the poor, creating a dystopian vision of society once often imagined in science fiction." We can't allow that to continue, so join the cause. The time for change is now.

By reading ReejecttIIon, it's likely you'll discover: colorful short stories, funny flash fiction, hilarious cartoons, riveting reviews, wondrous anagrams and other assorted skits and titbits of under-achieving literary genius. If you're lucky, you might come across sci-fi tales about the privatization of words, horror stories about hair and ruminations on indie writing. It's also possible that you'll find commentary on the hazards of greedy literary agents and stories about washed up movie directors who receive financial backing from space aliens. Publisher's Meekly calls it: "a thought-provoking fable about technological hubris and the hazards of bioengineering." (*This may or may not be referring to Jurassic Park and not ReejecttIIon.) Reader's Indigestion says: "this book quietly stands as one of the most powerful statements of the Civil Rights movement." (*This may or may not actually refer to To Kill a Mockingbird and not ReejecttIIon.) But why not read this seriously comical scattergun book and see what you can discover about ReejecttIIon for yourself?

Chosen for Damnation... After Forest Guard Krueger lost his eye protecting the Everwood alongside the Fey, he found sanctuary in the church at Ostburg. They reforged him into a different man, a servant ordered to sin to protect the souls of others. Now, he can no longer live the life that the church demands. As he tries to find his own way in the world as part of a mercenary company, he must return to the Everwood and... Elianna. The truth that he learns beneath the boughs of the Everwood challenges all of his beliefs and forces him to decide where his true loyalties lie. With the aid of the masked warrior woman, Saren, he must use his skills, his wits and his guns to face ancient powers, but the true battle may be the one he fights for his own heart and soul. Souls of the Everwood is a dark fantasy tale and the first book in the Krueger Chronicles.

"As the novel opens, Nakaidoklinni is a novice raider on traditional Apache forays into Mexico. After the establishment of Fort Apache, he becomes a scout for the U.S. Army, fighting in skirmishes against Apache bands in the Tonto Basin of central Arizona. The course of his life changes, however, when he encounters a white wolf in the dark of night. Drawing special powers from the wolf, he becomes a healer and spiritual leader for his troubled people." "Beseeching the gods for guidance, Nakaidoklinni begins a series of transformational dances to unify his people. The success of the dances threatens the interests of white settlers and soldiers, who ultimately confront Nakaidoklinni's people in the bloody battle at Cibique Creek in August 1881."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved