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Member Since: March 21, 2011

Greyhart Press


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Launched April 2011, Greyhart Press is an indie e-publisher of horror, science fiction, fantasy, and suspense fiction. We love short stories, novelettes and novellas. Novels coming later in 2011.

They say you are judged by the company you keep. I think that is increasingly true of the small e-press. I haven't yet published any Hugo winners, but I have published stories by authors who have appeared in anthologies alongside such stellar talents as Neil Gaiman, Stephen Baxter, Alan Moore, Lauren Beukes, Dan Abnett, Liz Williams, Ken MacLeod.

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Tim C Taylor - Publisher

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Waif (A fantasy short story)    by Nigel Edwards
Price: $0.99 USD. 5890 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on April 11, 2011. .
(5.00)
When midnight comes, Waif must serve Young Master. But what service will he demand of her? This Greyhart Press e-book is a short story, a perfect length to enjoy on your lunch break, or to complement a drink in your favorite coffee house.
Future Speculation (a short story)    by Tim C. Taylor
Price: $0.99 USD. 7790 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on March 30, 2011. .
(5.00)
Joel is a gun-for-hire, professionally disinterested in politics or business affairs. His paymasters are a different matter, and he finds himself in a fight to the death over the fate of the greatest stock market bubble of all. This science fiction short story mixes the action of a shoot-em-up with the frantic pace of the Lehmann Brothers collapse.
Rescue Stories (A science fiction novelette)    by Andy West
Price: $0.99 USD. 9210 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on May 16, 2011. .
(5.00)
When their ship crashes, the post-human crew of the Hermes launch a desperate bid to accelerate the technological development of the primitive natives, so that when the crew awake from hibernation they might find a civilisation ready to repair the ship. Memetically primed to search out an assist God's Hidden Angels, how will the natives react when they finally encounter the post-human crew?
The Reality War Book1: The Slough of Despond    by Tim C. Taylor
Price: Free! 94780 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on August 21, 2012. .
(5.00)
In 1992, Radlan Saravanan runs a small business out of a Tudor cottage in the sleepy English village of Elstow. But Radlan was born in 2951, and when he falls in love with a local girl, he has to choose between running from his own people and condemning his lover to die. He makes the wrong choice...
Necroforms (a short story)    by Paul Melhuish
Price: Free! 6340 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on April 7, 2011. .
(4.00)
Do the dead find rest? Sometimes, but not in the way you might think! This Greyhart Press eBook is a short story, a perfect length to enjoy on your lunch break, or to complement a drink in your favorite coffee house. Be warned, though, you won't want to be on your own after you've read this story. Especially if you can smell parma violets!
Fearworld (A horror short story)    by Paul Melhuish
Price: $0.99 USD. 7170 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on April 8, 2011. .
(4.00)
After the photophobes are summoned into our dimension, what hope is there for the survivors? One man, at least, is prepared to strike back! At 6,000 words (equivalent to about 24 pages in paperback) this Greyhart Press eBook is the perfect length to enjoy on your lunch break. Be warned, though, after reading this story you will want to the lights on for a long time.
SiGNALS    by Emma Coleman
Price: $0.99 USD. 10970 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on July 20, 2011. .
(4.00)
SiGNALS (A suspense novelette from Greyhart Press) DESIRE... It starts with an innocent word misheard; a glance misinterpreted. OBSESSION... Jessica can’t make the man go away. And when she tries, his humiliation ignites into anger. REVENGE...! SiGNALS is the debut novelette from Emma Coleman. At 10,500 words, this would be around 42 pages in paperback.
Last Man Through the Gate    by Tim C. Taylor
Price: $1.35 USD. 24260 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on September 6, 2011. .
0.25 star(3.33)
A science fiction novella. Codrin has money, even status. A professor, no less. Not bad considering he’s only a Shreb. Until one day he loses it all, and has no choice but to gamble his family’s fate on a one-way ticket across the Gate to a new life on another world. Except something is wrong with the Gate… "excellent and provocative" - Ian Watson
The Meandering Mayhem of Thogron Throatbiter (a short story)    by Tim C. Taylor
Price: Free! 6790 words. Published by Greyhart Press  on April 1, 2011. .
(3.00)
Imagine unstoppable barbarian armies that discover spaceflight. After they have conquered every inhabited planet in their system, what then? They take their pantheon of violence, pillage, and destruction to the stars, of course. But one day, their meandering mayhem must reach its inevitable conclusion. An irreverant science fiction short story from Greyhart Press.


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Smashwords book reviews by Greyhart Press

  • Fistful of Reefer on Dec. 09, 2011
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    I picked up this book at launch because I’d already read and enjoyed the author’s short fiction. From the title, I thought this might be a stoner’s ode to weed. I wasn’t too keen on that, but a good author can make any subject matter read well, so I took a chance. I’m so glad I did. Marihuana is a key McGuffin in the book, but not in a way you’d guess. I guess I’d classify it as an adventure story. The title sounds like the film Fistful of Dollars, doesn’t it? Well, it is reminiscent of spaghetti westerns, but actually, it reminded me more of the Good the Bad and the Ugly because that was a film with more movement, almost an episodic feel. Remember that scene where main characters ride into the middle of the Civil War. Well Fistful of Reefer was a bit like that: the characters keep on moving and keep stumbling on twists and turns and new characters. The Reefer plot is much more carefully threaded together, though. I’d rather not reveal too much of the plot or style because it’s a delight to discover for yourself. I’ll mention Texas Rangers, wagons, tractors, ranches, steam trains, shootouts, and politicians. It’s set in the Texas-Mexico border in a version of the early twentieth century that isn’t quite the same as ours. The rest is up to you find out.