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Williams, Charlie

Wolfe

Flush! is a story about the sound of toilets! It's a little bathroom humor and an ode to the commode. Fun for reading or storytimes!

Flush! An Ode to Toilets

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Sound SAFARI Theater

King of the Road (Mangel)

Literary

BRILLIANCE AUDIO ^

Made of Stone (Mangel)

There’s bad stuff out there. Folks reckon things like vampires don't exist, but they does—Jock from the burger van told me. Plus I found an actual one of ’em, sleeping at the time in the back of a hearse I nicked that first morning. That's how me and Jock got to setting out freeing the world of ’em, using his bag o’ wooden stakes and special bottles of whisky. Course, I knowed that vampires didn’t exist, not when I stopped and done some thinking. And I knowed Jock had mental wossnames, what with his son falling off that roof and him reckoning them immigrants pushed him. It’s just that I didn't get much time for thinking, not with the coppers on our arse. Jock were off...and me with him.
There’s not much in this world Royston Blake can count on, but he always thought he could count on Mangel. Sure, it’s a violent, run-down hellhole of a town, but it’s home. And a homicidal antihero like Blake understands its rules, twisted though they may be. Like how strangers may come for a visit but never for life. And how a man is supposed to stay dead when you kill him. But now those rules are under siege from a macabre scourge of outsiders—vampires, werewolves, zombies, even a golem called Igor—who have moved into town, threatening the seedy underworld that passes for everyday life in Mangel.
What these outsiders fail to consider, however, is that there’s no way Blake is letting his hometown go down without one helluva fight.

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

"You, sir, have been infected with the curse of vampirism." Horror novelist James Henry Henning is truly at the top of his game. World famous, a best-selling author, with a loving girlfriend, and gifted with the talent of writing to scare, it seems Henning's life can't get any better... But it can certainly get worse. After a horrific experience while planning his next book in Romania, Henning returns home to New York City, and in doing so unleashes a horror story more terrible than any mere book. Recorded in the brittle pages of his diary, J.H. Henning tells the tale of his last weeks on earth.

The Final Entries of J.H. Henning

Genre Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

There’s bad stuff out there. Folks reckon things like vampires don't exist, but they does—Jock from the burger van told me. Plus I found an actual one of ’em, sleeping at the time in the back of a hearse I nicked that first morning. That's how me and Jock got to setting out freeing the world of ’em, using his bag o’ wooden stakes and special bottles of whisky. Course, I knowed that vampires didn’t exist, not when I stopped and done some thinking. And I knowed Jock had mental wossnames, what with his son falling off that roof and him reckoning them immigrants pushed him. It’s just that I didn't get much time for thinking, not with the coppers on our arse. Jock were off... and me with him.

Thomas & Mercer

Have you ever gone overboard?My pal Jojo did!Join us in his adventurous journey, and bring your snorkel!This Sunday school favorite has a few true and funny surprises for your whole family.

Jonah and the Whale... Shark?: Was it a whale, or a big fish? Or both?

Williams, Calvin

Trilogy Christian Publishing

Here is teen author Charlie Williams's first collection of short stories. Packed with tales to chill and scare, The Little Things is not a compilation for the faint of heart. In the short novella Scarecrow, a small Kansas town learns the true meaning of evil when a spreading fungus plague is unleashed upon an unsuspecting farmer. What appears to be a generic group of Wild-West townsfolk is actually harboring a secret worse than any outlaw in The Feeding. A sleepy 24-hour diner gets much more than it bargained for when a shady patron arrives at 2am for a bite to eat in A La Carte, and zoos will never seem safe again after reading The Mandrill Exhibit. These stories, along with two others included in the compilation, make The Little Things a book guaranteed to keep readers up past midnight.

The Little Things: Stories

Independently published

The Word Of God And The Godly Psalm 119:1-80 Commentary Easy Study Outlines

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

“Wonderfully entertaining.” —Guardian
Something strange has been happening, and local singer Rik Suntan is about to have his doors of perception blown wide open. It seems that during the 1970s, Jimmy Page's experiments with the occult wandered into the art of soul-shifting—namely, swapping the souls of celebrity rivals with those of newly born babies.
Obviously this news is a tad hard to swallow, and Rik's got other problems on his plate, but none as jaw-dropping as finding out he's the reincarnation of David Bowie. . .
Charlie Williams is the author of Deadfolk, Fags and Lager, and King of the Road.

Stairway to Hell

Serpent's Tail

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