G F Skipworth: 14 books

Based on the poems employed by composer Franz Schubert in his famous song cycle, Die Winterreise, the Skipworth adaptation takes the reader on a 24 part path toward insanity as the central character experiences rejection before traveling the ancient world. Colorful and dangerous characters abound,...

In Fire and Iceland, Volume 2 of Fables of the Carpailtin Campfire, the Shindaheen, Chadishar, and four thousand Native American warriors meet the unlikeliest invasion at the unlikeliest location, turning our conception of off-world life upside-down. Where are they from, why are they here, and do they really eat that stuff? Vilia isn't going to like this one bit.

Mark Twain and his famous riverboat captain return, comet-borne from the far shores of Heaven, with some new tales from the "hereafter" and some never-told tales from the "here-below. These new yarns take us from the great Mississippi to the far west. Highlights feature the Colorado High Pass Opera House, The Hanging of Danny Bugel, and The Demon Child of Walker Lake.

A race of enlightened magical women protect the men of Earth from a sisterhood that still views males as food. It doesn't matter who you are - fighter, fighter pilot, cellist, or ballet dancer. If you've ever been stalked by one, lived with one, married one or, Heaven forbid, picked a fight...

An elderly British woman on the east cost of England fancies that if she sits on a specific pew in the ruins of an old church, she can speak with and guide the steps of the soldiers stranded on the beach at Dunkirk. Her alleged insanity deepens when she decides to confront the Nazi advance in the...

Before the rise of the Mighty Five in Simpering, North Dakota, the female geniuses led colorful and often dangerous lives around the world In volume 2, The Prquel: Sharpshooters of Simpering, North Dakota, colorful historical characters join in, such as Annie Oakley (an actual historical character...

Teri Jane McRae has been brutally attacked on her way home from the Vancouver Public Library, and thrown into the pages of the book she has read there. Finding herself amidst the Napoleonic Wars, she seeks refuge with Zossima, an escapee from a Dostoyevsky novel. He struggles to help her return home, but only if she will decipher his "miracle."

Card shark Farika Zingarella won the greatest game of poker ever played. Her prize, the town of Simpering, North Dakota. Gathering like-minded female geniuses to her side, she forged an empire capable of holding off the world - which is precisely what they did. There wasn't much to laugh about...

Joey has a time problem. Back home, he's seven, but across the dreamline, he's simultaneously thirty, and has fallen for famous dancer Eleanor Powell. That alone brings a big enough share of difficulties, but when the seven-year-old brain bleeds across the line, weaves island fantasies and starts making decisions, it all turns outrageously weird.

Shindahee heroine Vilia (Vykelli) must undergo the Three Conundrums in the wheat fields of Washington. The Conundrums feature an alternate reality apart from the laws of physics and spacetime, and is the place where logic goes to die. Real or not, you might not come back alive. Carroll's Alice...

In this, the 4th volume of the epic Fables of the Carpailtin Campfire, childhood heroine Airna is all grown up, and is definitely in charge. With Marta, Vykelli and the Shindaheen Sisterhood, it's time to face the ultimate foe, the one who's made it all so difficult - and wouldn't you...

We only know Mozart's infamous page boy from the masterpiece, "The Marriage of Figaro." Here is an account of the following 12 years, in which we discover that Mozart opera is rife with Cherubino's relatives and the line between earthly success and the supernatural is razor thin. Travel to Italy, Austria, Turkey, and down the Nile as the young Casanova seeks his destiny.

Joey has a timeline problem. He's seven on one side of the dream border and thirty on the other. Worse, he's fallen for Rita Hayworth. You'd think Eleanor Powell would have taught him a lesson. The real problem is that Rita doesn't belong to either of his eras, his seven-year old...

Shindaheen, volume 1 of the Fables of the Carpailtin Campfire, follows the exploits of a female warrior race that lives within the folds of time, rather than in physical locations. When their undisputed champion is called to mentor an apprentice who is as uncontrollable as she once was, worlds are...