"When I start to speak, my words leave my lips and I don't want to think that I will be punished for being honest. "

A little drop of melancholy, a dose of happiness, surrounded by social walls, yet knocking down barriers, the poet tells her words about her feelings.

It's taken J. Ellyne two years to write this book since publishing Book 4 of The Fair and Fey, The Elves of Avalon. There are two main reasons it took so long. This is the final book in the series and she wanted a conclusive ending, not leaving any plot threads dangling. Everyone knows if there are dangling threads, people will pull on them and the whole fabric unravels. There were soooo many dangling threads in the Fair and Fey series at the end of the fourth book. She didn't want to cont...

This is the riveting fourth book of The Fair and Fey. The series began 9,000 years ago when Sashegh and her people came from the planet Mag to settle on an island in our world. They endured conflicts with savage natives and Sashegh came of age, finding love with both men and women. One in particular, a young native maiden named Nammi, was her true love. The central, and ongoing, theme of The Elves of Avalon, Book 4 of The Fair and Fey, is a romantic and sensual love story between Vilya and...

If you enjoyed the steamy love scenes in the first book, you will be happy to find the love scenes in Maahilund are even more erotic. If the battle scenes in Maginaugh kept you on the edge of your seat, you will find the bloody battles between the Demons and the Elves of Maahilund to be even more riveting.In the first book, Sashegh was a young girl just coming of age and experiencing for the first time extreme dangers, passionate love, and loyal friendships. Her adventures seemed t...

The 2nd edition has been published and approved for premium distribution!This is the riveting third book of the blockbuster series, The Fair and Fey, translated from the High Elven of Sashegh's third journal by J. Ellyne. The series began 9,000 years ago when Sashegh and her people came from the planet Mag to settle on an island in our world. They endured conflicts with savage natives and Sashegh came of age, finding love with both men and women. One in particular, a young native M...

WINNER OF THE GOLDSMITHS PRIZE 2019SHORTLISTED FOR THE BOOKER PRIZE 2019Latticing one cherry pie after another, an Ohio housewife tries to bridge the gaps between reality and the torrent of meaningless info that is the United States of America. She worries about her children, her dead parents, African elephants, the bedroom rituals of happy couples, Weapons of Mass Destruction, and how to hatch an abandoned wood pigeon egg. Is there some trick to surviving survivalists? Scho...

Things Are Against Us is the first collection of essays from Lucy Ellmann. Provocative, smart, angry, wise, and very, very funny, the essays in Things Are Against Us cover everything - from feminism to environmental catastrophe; labour strikes to sex strikes; Little House On The Prairie to patriarchal terrorism. Lucy calls for a moratorium on air travel. She rails against bras. She gives Agatha Christie a drubbing. And she pleads for sanity in a world that has spent four years in the compa...

Cyrus Longworth has carried the Son of the Dark Lord in his head since the day he was born. Sabrina Jennings murdered her husband on their wedding night. Caught in the Dark Lord's tangled web, all hell is about to break loose...

No one is dying at Collinsport Hospital, even those who wish to.When student parapsychologist Amy Jennings is rushed into intensive care, she reluctantly begins to investigate, and soon finds the hospital morgue is anything but empty. But who is behind it? And what could they possibly want?Amy might be guaranteed to make it out alive, but she is about to discover there are fates far worse than death.

Bloomsbury presents Artifact by Arlene Heyman, read by Stephanie Ellyne.'A wise, intimate tale that is by turns joyful, sorrowful and explicit' Observer'The author delves deep into Lottie’s psyche, shying away from nothing, to create a rounded and gripping portrait of a woman on the edge of change’ Daily MailLottie Kristin is independent from the start. Born in the middle of the century to a middle-class family in the very middle of America, Lottie is set apart by he...

Collinsport is broken. David Collins is intent on rebuilding the town, and enlists the help of his old friend Amy Cunningham. As they reconnect and discover feelings they never knew existed, another woman from David’s past is about to make a return...