ReAnimus Press new releases [2019]

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Introducing, from ReAnimus Press: MY GUN IS NOT SO QUICK by Craig Strete

https://ReAnimus.com/1493 (available in both ebook and paperback [$14.99, 310 pages])
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N1TU8A5

A Private Eye -- whose gun is not so quick because he's drowning himself in drink -- tries to help a beautiful woman, whose husband has disappeared and may be trying to kill her.

Lots more new books from ReAnimus Press - see the list at www.reanimus.com/new

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Introducing, from ReAnimus Press: PRISONS AND PUNISHMENTS OF LONDON by Richard Byrne

https://ReAnimus.com/1563 (available in both ebook and paperback [$12.99, 258 pages])
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N9G9PJH

There has never been a city with more prisons than London, and probably none whose courts have sent so many to public torment and execution. Prisons and Punishments of London is the first full survey of London's many prisons through the ages -- from the Tower to Pentonville -- and of the punishments meted out to felons. With a cast of characters ranging from highwayman Dick Turpin to reformer Elizabeth Fry, and packed with eyewitness accounts, anecdotes, little-known facts and numerous illustrations, Prisons and Punishments of London touches on everything associated with prison life, from the inmates to the rough justice of the day.

Lots more new books from ReAnimus Press - see the list at www.reanimus.com/new

[andrewburt]

New from ReAnimus Press: THE UNBORN by Brian Herbert

https://ReAnimus.com/1600 (available in both ebook and paperback)
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W66MQWX

A futuristic mystery from the New York Times Bestselling author of over a dozen books in the DUNE series.

In the summer of 2097, Riggio wakes up with amnesia--and his lover dead in their bed. A knife sticks out of the center of her chest, and her blood stains the sheets of the hotel bed. He doesn't know who did it or why; he has only some vague memories of the attack. He recalls her blood curdling screams, her final gasps, and the terror in her eyes. She had recognized the murderer, no doubt, the man in shadows who had stood over their bed. Riggio tries to place the man and the time of the murder, but the events in his memory are sketches at best. Driving an escape car he doesn't remember acquiring and running from a past he fears, Riggio only knows one thing for sure: Someone is chasing him, and they are getting closer.

Lots more new books from ReAnimus Press - see the list at www.reanimus.com/new

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New from ReAnimus Press: 1066 by Robert Silverberg

https://ReAnimus.com/1631
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VJJHZNW

Loud and far resounded the bray of horns, the mighty strokes of maces, the quick clashing of swords. It was 1066 in Hastings, England, and a battle had begun that would drastically alter the course of western civilization.

England had lacked a strong central government for generations. Thus, when Edward the Confessor died, leaving no heir to the throne, it was small wonder that the crown of England seemed a tempting prize.

Seizing the crown the very day Edward was buried, the English Earl Harold knew no peace during his short reign. Two times invaders threatened England in ten months. Then, Duke William of Normandy landed on British shores. The great battle had begun that was to remake England into a power that would dominate Europe for hundreds of years.

Fantasy & Science Fiction Grandmaster Robert Silverberg brings the personalities, politics, and events of this complex and exciting period to vivid and relevant life, with dozens of illustrations by noted SF author Judith Ann Lawrence (Judy Blish).

Lots more new books from ReAnimus Press - see the list at www.reanimus.com/new

[andrewburt]

Introducing, from ReAnimus Press: DARK JOURNEY by Jim Morrison and Craig Strete

https://ReAnimus.com/1488 (available in both ebook and paperback [$9.99, 92 pages])
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MU26FA5

Poetry by Jim Morrison (of The Doors) and Craig Strete.

"I have seen the future and I won't go," says Morrison, staring at the sky as if he saw the words up there somewhere. And the day explodes, rocketting into a long shamanistic shared journey. Words tumble out as we write furiously, thrown together accidentally by the summer. Putting it all down on paper. Poems meant never to be heard except in the dark side of our lives. Stories of the yet to happen, fantasies that bleed and offer no comfort. The future has been to the barricades too many times. The future has been up against the wall so many times that the handwriting on the wall is now on the future. It is on us. We see our own deaths and the deaths of those around us.

Lots more new books from ReAnimus Press - see the list at www.reanimus.com/new

[andrewburt]

Introducing, from ReAnimus Press: TALES FROM THE GOOD SHIP KAFKABURY by Bruce Taylor

https://ReAnimus.com/1580 (available in both ebook and paperback)
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0773SCQZR

New stories from Mr. Magical Realism himself... Franz Kafka, meet Ray Bradbury...

The stories in this collection, all unpublished until now, are a testament to the impact of great writing. From the strange and surreal/magic realist writings of Kafka to the brilliant joy of Bradbury's imagination unleashed, writer Bruce Taylor learned well from these masters of expression. And with time, began to blend these seeming dissonant voices into his own work, at once strange and different, yet beautiful and haunting. His only hope is that with these stories, he has paid due respect and homage to the two writers who have influenced him the most: Franz Kafka and--Ray Bradbury.

"As rich and poetic as Bradbury at his finest."
--William F. Nolan, author of Logan's Run

Lots more new books from ReAnimus Press - see the list at www.reanimus.com/new