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The title of this collection "Pieces of Me" sums up what these poems are to the author. Some are funny, others are sad and quite a few have been called bonkers. As writers (and people in general), we are all more than one thing. So as the opening poem questions, why pigeonhole ourselves? The author "Amanda Steel" is a poet, novelist, podcast co-host, editor, submissions reader and lots of other things.

In this Printed Words anthology, the lines merge between crime and horror, fiction and poetry. So, you'll be kept guessing whether the villain is human or monster. Sometimes, the worst monsters are those who pass as human. Thanks to the authors: Jack Horner, Rosie Cullen, Amanda-Jane Bayliss, Yaqub Abdullahi, Jennifer Crow, Chloe Allen, Richard Harries, Michael Thame, Roz Ottery, Maria Byrne, Andrew Scott, Charles Robertson, Dorinda MacDow...

Over 40 pieces of flash fiction. From horror to bizarre and everything in between. Anything could happen. A ghost haunts the last place it performed at. Red Riding Hood goes to space. Robots take over the world. You'll never look at dinnertime in the same way again. All this and much more.

Previously published as three novellas, Hope and Magic includes all three parts of the story. Hope doesn't know anything about magic when she decides to leave Dublin and head to London to pursue her dreams. Her boyfriend, Steven is unable to let her go. He seeks the help of a witch, resulting in Hope becoming his unwilling captive. Can she break free and discover her own power? And what does the witch really want from Hope?

In the first charity anthology from Printed Words, 43 writers from across the UK share their fiction, creative non-fiction and poetry. Some pieces are related to cancer and/or loss, while others provide a moment of relief from the subject. All profits from this anthology will be donated to several cancer charities. Many thanks to all our writers:Bridie Breen, Mark Heathcote, Emma Lee, Amanda Steel, Alan Parry, Fokkina McDonnell, John Wilmingto...

Meredith knows she likes girls, but is reluctant to get close to anyone, knowing that she will have to move on and leave them. Theo likes girls too, but doesn't let anyone get close enough to know the real him. They could be normal siblings, but they're not. They are descended from various mythical creatures. Meredith and Theo were separated from their parents as young children, like all protectors and guardians before them. Since then, they...

The second book in the three-part Destiny Initiative series. As Meredith and Theo team up with new and old faces to try to stop The Destiny Initiative and The Destroyers, Meredith struggles with her powers. While discovering how powerful she is, and at the same time, how unprepared she is for leading an alternative Destiny Initiative, Meredith is forced to make some tough choices. Can she achieve everything she set out to do, or will she lose ...

Meredith and Theo are separated from their parents as children, like all protectors and guardians before them, who are descended from various mythical creatures. Since then, they have trained together for their future roles.Meredith knows she likes girls, but is reluctant to get close to anyone, knowing that she will have to move on and leave them. Theo likes girls too, but as a descendant of Shape Shifters, he uses his powers to prevent them ...