Grave Markings, by Michael Arnzen Some very minor shelf wear

Some very minor shelf wear to the bottom of the dust jacket

five literary essays

Formal entry into vampire society sends her down a dangerous path

Sarah Barker and her new husband sail from England in 1815 to minister to the indigenous Khoihoi in South Africa’s Eastern Cape

rediscover their lost love and

Grave Markings, by Michael Arnzen Some very minor shelf wearGrave Markings follows the tortured mental breakdown of Mark Michael Kilpatrickan artist driven to purge visions of hell from his tainted mind by permanently working his ink into the skins of unwilling victimsthe flesh of both the living and freshly dead. News reporter Roy Roberts finds himself drawn into an obsession with tattoo culture, at the same time as Kilpatricks own compulsions produce sicker and sicker masterpieces that attract media