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About Paul K. Ellis
Paul grew up in northern Alabama, in the crook of the Tennessee River, and moved to central Virginia in the late 70's. He has worked in food service, retail, radio and television, and in IT, most recently as a systems team programmer. Paul's life is kept exciting by his wife and three daughters. Other than that, he's just this guy, you know?
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Blog postThere are many philosophical questions the reader can drawn from the text, should they be so inclined. The data isn’t info-dumped on you, nor does the narrative pause and pretentiously ask “So, this Life thing; what’s that all about?”
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Blog postThey’re out of control, in their own way – and they’re humanity’s last hope. DISCLAIMER: I received this title for free in exchange for an unbiased review. This book was
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Blog postWhere the western half of I-64 ends there’s the city of Wentzville, Missouri. Nice place of about forty thousand souls. The fastest growing city in the state. Chuck Berry lived
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Blog postThe Unreconstructed M and Other Stories by Philip K Dick My rating: 4 of 5 stars An Excellent Introduction into the Worlds of PKD DISCLAIMER: I received this copy from
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Blog postLike the title says, we’re live at Patreon! This is a brand new direction me. I’ve been working on it for some time and the excitement is nerve wracking. This
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Blog postLauren Harris is back with the second installment of her “Millroad Academy Exorcists” series! The Girl in Acid Park is available for pre-order over at Amazon. Lauren is giving us a
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Blog postQuarter Moon by Charlie Brown My rating: 4 of 5 stars DISCLAIMER: I received a preview copy in exchange for a review. WARNING: This review contains mild spoilers. The beautiful
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Blog postThree for Three, Jack Dupre Free! In celebration of the release of Dirty Magick: New Orleans this month, you’ll get to listen to Jack’s first adventure absolutely free each Friday
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Books By Paul K. Ellis
Tales from the Archives: Volume 8
Jul 8, 2015
$2.99
Tales from the Archives are short stories set in the world of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences. They explore events mentioned in the novels, characters seen and unseen and may include novel teasers of things to come. This volume includes:
Blessings of Baalshemin by Nobilis Reed
In the Spring of 1869 Mrs Isabel Burton begins a correspondence with the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Director, Woodruff Spring, on a strange device she has run across in her travels. Ministry agents are dispatched and a soon enough the Burtons, both Isabel and her husband Sir Richard, are deep in a very peculiar occurrence and dashing through the wilderness to prevent untold horror occurring.
Bitter Pill by Bill Blume
Miss Sharpe is not used to working for the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences. She is used to being a killer for hire, the Jade Dagger, an artisan of death. Yet when called on to find an immortal in the city of her birth, she finds herself unprepared for what she discovers, as she is plunged into her own terrifying past and future.
Clockwork Portal by Stacia D Kelly
When demon hunter, sorceress and samurai, Raisa falls into a strange, odd version of Victorian England, she finds herself in the domain of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences. Just being built, and with a demon already amok in the archives, Raisa finds herself with odd allies indeed.
Foothold by Paul Ellis
Venture back to the beginnings of the Ministry, where a young man named Rowan Clayworth finds himself trapped between love and an eldritch danger. Director Culpepper Source may yet help him find reason in a world full of peculiar occurrences like the ones he is facing.
Blessings of Baalshemin by Nobilis Reed
In the Spring of 1869 Mrs Isabel Burton begins a correspondence with the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Director, Woodruff Spring, on a strange device she has run across in her travels. Ministry agents are dispatched and a soon enough the Burtons, both Isabel and her husband Sir Richard, are deep in a very peculiar occurrence and dashing through the wilderness to prevent untold horror occurring.
Bitter Pill by Bill Blume
Miss Sharpe is not used to working for the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences. She is used to being a killer for hire, the Jade Dagger, an artisan of death. Yet when called on to find an immortal in the city of her birth, she finds herself unprepared for what she discovers, as she is plunged into her own terrifying past and future.
Clockwork Portal by Stacia D Kelly
When demon hunter, sorceress and samurai, Raisa falls into a strange, odd version of Victorian England, she finds herself in the domain of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences. Just being built, and with a demon already amok in the archives, Raisa finds herself with odd allies indeed.
Foothold by Paul Ellis
Venture back to the beginnings of the Ministry, where a young man named Rowan Clayworth finds himself trapped between love and an eldritch danger. Director Culpepper Source may yet help him find reason in a world full of peculiar occurrences like the ones he is facing.
Paradise Found: Tales from the Library
Aug 25, 2019
by
Val Griswold-Ford ,
Keith Hughes ,
Julayne Morningstar Hughes ,
Kathryn Scannell ,
Lai Zhao ,
Jennifer R Povey ,
Doc Coleman ,
LJ Cohen ,
Paul K Ellis ,
Kiaya Fable
$4.99
Welcome to Paradise City, where every god known to man (and quite a few others) can be at any time. It’s a place where a person can become everything they ever wanted, or lose everything they’ve ever known. And the only constant is the Library.
The Library of Alexandria, rescued from Terra long ago by its founder, Ptolemy I, and brought to Paradise City, is where all the answers are. The question is, can you find them?
Featuring stories by Jennifer R. Povey, Kathryn Scannell, Lai Zhao, Paul Ellis, Julayne Hughes, Doc Coleman, Keith Hughes, LJ Cohen, and Val Griswold-Ford. All the proceeds from this anthology will be donated to help defray the medical expenses for Scott Pond as he comes back from cancer.
The Library of Alexandria, rescued from Terra long ago by its founder, Ptolemy I, and brought to Paradise City, is where all the answers are. The question is, can you find them?
Featuring stories by Jennifer R. Povey, Kathryn Scannell, Lai Zhao, Paul Ellis, Julayne Hughes, Doc Coleman, Keith Hughes, LJ Cohen, and Val Griswold-Ford. All the proceeds from this anthology will be donated to help defray the medical expenses for Scott Pond as he comes back from cancer.
Dirty Magick: New Orleans
Apr 15, 2015
by
Rhonda Eudaly ,
Terry Mixon ,
Scott Roche ,
Michell Plested ,
Kirsten Corby ,
Michael Asleigh Finn ,
Jeff Leyco ,
Brent Nicholls ,
Charlie Brown
$5.99
"Dirty Magick: New Orleans" continues the urban fantasy anthology series exploring the crossroads between magic and crime. Set in "The City That Care Forgot," this book covers back alleys of the French Quarter, the hidden corridors of Storyville, the weird voodoo in the backyards of Treme and whatever those old Victorians are hiding. Featuring such established authors as Rhonda Eudaly, Terry Mixon and Scott Roche, as well as the continuing editorial hand of Charlie Brown, this book sweeps away the swampy myths for some hardboiled partying.
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Dirty Magick: Los Angeles
Nov 10, 2013
$5.99
In the dark corners of the new centuries, there are people who use their magic. Many practice the art, but the bands of rogues who stalk the city with profit and power as their only motive use the magic as it was never intended. “Dirty Magick: Los Angeles” is the new urban fantasy anthology from Lucky Mojo Press. Focusing on the intersection of two genres (fantasy and detective/crime), this collection highlights the place where magic survives and flourishes in the concrete heartbeat of Hollywood. Here are the ne'er-do-wells who use magic to commit crime and the hard boiled wizards who would stop them.
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