Light On Masonry: A Collection of All the Most Important Documents On the Subject of Speculative Free Masonry : Embracing the Reports of the Western ... With All the Degrees of the Order Conferred

Bernard, David

Arts & Photography

Franklin Classics

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What do a giant hummingbird, a vast, city-sized, energy-guzzling blob and a sentient planetoid have in common? They all want to mess up your day, in a BIG way.Think you’ve read every giant monster story there is to read? Think again. How about a colossal, rampaging giraffe? How about THIRTY of them? Beavers are pretty cute, eh? Not when they’re snapping your boat in two and gnawing your legs off. How about a little frog? How about a bloody massive frog, straight from the pits of Hell? A vast, bloodthirsty bug tears through the streets and a mountainous rhinoceros creature answers the prayers of a desperate man. These abominations fight tooth and claw for your attention along with giant hounds, kangaroos, wasps and sea creatures. Then there’s ancient Mayan monsters, Lovecraftian terrors from beyond the realms of sanity and insidious beasts of every shape conjured up by human meddling. Oh, and did we mention the platypus?So here they are, seventeen stories, seventeen monsters, all here to delight and disgust you as they return to their STOMPING GROUNDS!

Stomping Grounds (Short Sharp Shocks)

Literature & Fiction

Henderson, C.J.

Paradias, Konstantine

Morgan, Christine

Smith, Aaron

Martin III, Edward

Loveland, Patrick

Blakeslee, Doug

Bacon, Martha

Genre Fiction

April Moon Books

A Collection of horror stories revolving around creatures of varying sorts

Wicked Creatures: An Anthology of the New England Horror Writers

Moore, James A.

Dalpe, Victoria

O'Quinn, Cindy

Vaughan, K. H.

Goudsward, Scott T.

Robichaud, Daniel

Zaino III, Nick A.

NEHW Press

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Light On Masonry: A Collection of All the Most Important Documents On the Subject of Speculative Free Masonry: Embracing the Reports of the Western ... With All the Degrees of the Order Conferred

Literary

Legare Street Press

This book explores the secrets of the Freemasonry organization, including their oaths and penalties. It serves as an eye-opener for those curious about the inner workings of Freemasonry. 
This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. 
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Appendix To Light On Freemasonry: With Oaths And Penalties

History

Pulp Adventures #32

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mundy, Talbot

Rohmer, Sax

Nash, Bobby

Walker, Robert W.

Boeckman, Charles

McFarlane, Adam Beau

Halliday, Jack

Hope, William M.

Mystery

Independently published

Mystery, science fiction, horror -- new and classic pulp fiction!Classic Pulp Fiction"Noggins Gets His Man" by Johnston McCulley -- A police detective bides his time hoping a killer might crack. "You Can Get Away With Murder" by Charles Boeckman -- Amidst the sea of Mardi Gras revelers, two detectives follow a trail of clues to find a killer. "Flapjack Meehan's Coal Strike" by Frank Richardson Pierce -- It can't be fool's gold when it's lumpy and black ...New Pulp Fiction"'The Death Clock" by David Bernard -- Antique heirloom or deadly obsession?"The Ghost of Torreon" by Edd Vick and Manny Frishberg -- Time and space -- an inventor may run out of both ... "When the Punishment Fits the Crime" by Carson Demmans -- A rat turns stoolie ... "A Fear of Winning" by Gary Lovisi -- Cheaters never win ... but winners just might cheat ..."Daemon Mask: Crimson Wings of Silence" by Stuart Hopen & Russ Martin [35-page comic section] -- The Whisper clashes with a mad scientist whose "cleansing agent" could whitewash reality! [The Whisper's origin story appears in Pulp Adventures #24] Short feature"Happy 100th Birthday, Zorro" by Rich Harvey -- Strike up the parade in Chillicothe, Illinois. Editorial by Audrey Parente

Pulp Adventures #31: The Death Clock

MCCULLEY, JOHNSTON

LOVISI, Gary

Demmans, Carson

Hopen, Stuart

Pierce, Frank Richardson

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The Light on Masonry

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Kessinger Publishing

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