The prose of horror master Clark Ashton Smith comes to life again with the storytelling of narrator Will Hahn. The sorcerer Malygris has tyrannized ancient Susran for decades, but now appears to all the world to have died in his ivory throne. Who will be the first to plunder his fortress and what can even the mightiest wizard do to his enemies from beyond the grave?The text of this tale is drawn from The Collected Fantasies of Clark Ashton Smith, edited by Scott Connors and Ron Hil...

Not long after the Druids came to Eire, the Bards mysteriously vanished from the annals of history, fleeing their native shores to begin life on a remote chain of islands … the Bardic Isles. Over two hundred years later, a village boy is born with a gift of music that hasn't been seen since the exodus from Eire. Not understanding what he possesses, seven-year-old Kaelin is convinced his music is responsible for an unforgivable act. Suffused with guilt, he plays his homemade flute only in t...

THE HARP’S TRUE, CELTIC NAME SWIRLED INTO HIS MIND. IN PURE EXULTATION, CYRAL SHOUTED IT INTO THE WIND. “MARCACH GAOITHE!” RIDER OF THE WIND.From an award-winning author and lifelong musician and composer comes the third novel of The Bardic Isles Series.Over two centuries before the birth of Kaelin, the Bardic Order in Eire is at its zenith and the Gift is prevalent, the possession of Bards and Masters who know and understand its p...

Crow Country by Emily V. Sullivan and Narrated by Will Hahn - Winner of the 2023 IPPY Gold Award for Best Fiction Audiobook.Where Cormac McCarthy meets The Walking Dead in this post-apocalyptic Western. A world where crows hunt humans—and the only law is a loaded gun.The lights were beautiful. The silence was worse. No power. No food. No rules. In the ashes of Denver, the crows feast.Twenty-six years ago, the world went dark. The power grid failed. Civiliza...

From an award-winning fantasy author and avid musician comes the fascinating sequel to Master of Music, winner of the 2024 IPPY Audiobook of the Year award, and 2023 IAN Fantasy Book of the Year award. Cry of the Kestrel is the second book in "The Bardic Isles Series."Gifted with the power of the Bards of ancient Eire – a power not even he understands – Kaelin is given the golden opportunity to learn from the other four Masters of the Bardic Isles...

Tampa homicide detective Mike Ash faces two of his most baffling cases yet! First, someone is trying to rid Tampa of drugs and criminals, but who? Territorial rivals? If so, why leave the drugs and weapons for the police to find? Yet where has all the money gone? Second, why is a national children’s charity suddenly underfunded and closing its operations across the country? More importantly, why are some of the top executives found murdered?While Mike tries to sort out the means, m...

This tale of love's trials from pulp master Clark Ashton Smith comes to life with the storytelling of narrator Will Hahn. The Desert Prince Yadar pursues his lover torn from him by slavers halfway across the world. He has sworn to be with her again, but can death do them part when he falls afoul of necromancers on the isle of Naat?The text of this tale is drawn from The Collected Fantasies of Clark Ashton Smith, edited by Scott Connors and Ron Hilger published by Night Shade Books ...

Six short sagas of suspense and surprise, born from the mind of the master of pulp horror, Clark Ashton Smith are brought to life with the narration of Will Hahn. This value-bundle contains some of Smith's most bizarre notions, strewn across dimensions, outer space, and of course from beyond the grave:The Double ShadowThe Death of MalygrisThe Black Abbot of PuthuumWitchcraft of UluaPhoenix

The pulp horror classic by Clark Ashton Smith comes to life again under the narration of storyteller Will Hahn. An acolyte steeped in wizardly lore assists his master to uncover an ancient tablet and decipher its dread secrets. Hear the result of their forbidden researches in this frightful tale of Things Man Was Not Meant to Know.The text of this tale is drawn from The Collected Fantasies of Clark Ashton Smith, edited by Scott Connors and Ron Hilger published by Night Sha...

This chilling tale from pulp master Clark Ashton Smith comes to life with the storytelling of narrator Will Hahn. An innocent youth serving the king of a corrupt nation gains the attention of the sorcerous and attractive princess, whom it is sin to serve but doom to deny. Can his saintly uncle truly protect him from his hermitage two days' ride away?The text of this tale is drawn from The Collected Fantasies of Clark Ashton Smith, edited by Scott Connors and Ron Hilger published by...

Being Murdered. Not so great.Waking up in your least-favorite game afterwards . . .While trying to figure what the whole “sword” thing is all about and which end of it he’s supposed to point at the cuddly, woodland creatures who keep giving him owies, Lucas stumbles across a player who looks rather familiar.Is it the man who murdered him? If it is, why is there, and how can Lucas make him pay for what he did? Worse yet, he’s pretty sure he left the stove and

Young, though seasoned Tampa homicide detective Mike Ash is stumped! A victim is discovered in his own home, but with no other evidence, and the only eyewitness to the crime is the family dog. A few days later, another man is found murdered in his home-just around the corner from the first one. Again, there is no real evidence or witnesses. Neighbors are worried about a serial killer,, but Mike gets a hunch that maybe things aren't as bleak as they seem. The two newly widowed women have so...