Modern day Sorcerer (and rakish man about Town) Guy Shepardson finds himself out of his depth - and out of this world - when he uses his powers to save a desperately ill girl. Instead he finds himself wandering through magical realms populated by monsters, dragons, cannibals, a seriously bemused Voodoo Loa - and a feisty Fae Warrior, who definitely does NOT want to be Guy’s Damsel In Distress! But as Guy comes closer to his goal, he realises that the cost could be far greater than he ever imagined... A FAIRY STORY BY ANY OTHER NAME - being the continuing adventures of Guy Shepardson, The Demon Detective.

Told in their separate voices, sixteen-year-old Prince Oliver, who wants to break free of his fairy-tale existence, and fifteen-year-old Delilah, a loner obsessed with Prince Oliver and the book in which he exists, work together to seek his freedom.

This volume provides more sustained critical attention on the use of myth and fairy tales in contemporary fiction, both stand-alone tales and those which are embedded in the wider frame of a novel or novella. In this light, the book examines contemporary retellings of myths and fairy tales in a productive dialogue with tradition as an extended appreciation of this productive creative and theoretical dialogue. The individual chapters evince a robust variety of conceptions and approaches, all thoroughly observant of the nature and workings of the relationship between story and genre, and theoretically informed by innovative critical approaches. Hence, the volume demonstrates the undeniable importance of myth and fairy tales in contemporary fiction, suggesting questions for future consideration, and hopefully pointing towards new texts and new critical inquiries.

Police are called to a murder scene in Fulham. They find a dead body - but no evidence of murder... Two detectives struggle to find out the truth of the matter. But when a mysterious old man claims that the victim was killed by a satanist, little do they know that their lives will be changed forever... The is the first book in "The Magus Trilogy." Suitable for adult readers.

TAROMANCER is the new story from Alex Sumner, author of "The Magus," and features the adventures of Miranda Tilly Warren, Professional Tarot Reader. Disenchanted and disillusioned with her career as a fortune teller, Miranda meets a crazy old man one night, and is plunged into a spiritual quest - with the twenty two trumps of the Tarot as her companions. More than just a novel, this is a tale of Divination, Theurgy, Ceremonial Magick, esoteric Christianity, the Qabalah... and how to care for your coal black short-haired cat.

ZARIA ROSE has it all: a successful career as a pop star, fame, fortune, adulation - and a Magickal way of getting absolutely anything she wants. However, when one day she tries to discover her past-life memories, her seemingly perfect life begins to fall apart - with nightmarish and violent consequences... A Visionary Fiction novel, set in contemporary Britain, by Alex Sumner, author of The Magus and Taromancer.

Nichola Peterson, ex-policewoman is at the lowest point of her fortunes: her career in ruins, forcibly separated from the man she loves, and powerless to stop a criminal mastermind from wreaking havoc. Then the mysterious Magus appears, offering her one last chance of redemption. Suddenly - a shot rings out... This is the third book in the "Magus" trilogy. Suitable for adult readers.

Autobiographical accounts, travel sketches, and reminiscences, many of them reprints of former magazine articles.