stories

A collection of pulp-inspired fiction about libraries and librarians

A collection of pulp-inspired fiction, comics, and art concerning libraries and librarians
Alternate series titles: Two Fisted Librarians, Two Fisted Library Studies

A collection of stories about people, places and happenings in Northern Nova Scotia.

A story about the fall of the Roman Empire. "The Witch’s Child urges us to celebrate the return of Spring. It is about the importance of May Day and what we have to gain by rooting ourselves in the rhythm of the seasons. After a long Winter of darkness and stillness, we’ve been feeling the resurgence of growth and we rise up too, to remember the importance of re-emerging after the cold, inward months." (from https://knowingtheland.com/2012/04/09/in-celebration-of-may-day-the-witchs-child/)

About relationships between humans and the land and other living beings, how we view these, and how they're determined by stories and language we use. It compares indigenous and western ways of understanding the world.

"A collection of photographic evidence and oral testimony regarding the existence of one of history's most elusive hobos." [front cover]