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- Alternate Worlds - Quality from Down UnderIf you are looking for fresh and interesting horror fiction you should do yourself a favour and download this little beauty for free. The Australian Horror Writers Sampler 2013 is a deliciously dark and twisted wander through the work of seven writers. A couple of the authors contained herein I’d heard of but the delight for me was discovering the work of those that I hadn’t and will now in all honesty, seek out, buy and read.
The sampler kicks off with “The Grief School” by Matthew Tait. This twisted tale is about a gambler who, in order to pay off his debts, makes a deal with a very human devil. It’s disturbing and goes off down some very dark paths but is a great read with jet black shades of early Clive Barker shot through its’ veins.
This is then followed by “Harry’s Dead Poodle” by David Kernot. This is another dark and disturbing tale about a man, his love of poodles, a lunchbox and his neighbour. A weird mix but the writing, like the initial story, is raw, in your face and has a great finale. Probably not one to read before dinner though!
The third story is an extract from a novel called “End of Dreams: The immortal Destiny Book One” by Kim Faulks. This one bowled me over. Visceral and brutal, it introduces Edric Hastings “The Woodcutter”, a child serial killer and his date with destiny at the hands of Mercy, a vampire. As an introduction to her work it’s very full on but very, very good. Definitely on my “to read” wish list!
Hear No Evil by Shane Jiraiya Cummings is a great little tale about a man involved in an industrial accident who is disturbed by screams. Again, I am on the hunt for more of Mr. Cummings’ work.
The Nightmare Dimension is another rollicking good novella from David Conyers. Take a pinch of Clive Barker, a drop of Hellblazer, a good glug of quality writing, a handful of magic and demonology and shake vigorously and you have this heady brew of a story. Conyers never fails to impress with the sheer fun that he conveys through his writing.
Empties by Jay Caselberg was another story that I really liked. Hell, I liked them all but this has a more subtle writing style to it that just lingers. The story follows the breakdown of a relationship and the main character’s obsession with people who he sees out and about who just appear empty. It’s not overtly horrific but has this perspective about human behaviour and psychology that just struck a chord with me.
The End of Ever (Part 1) by Troy Barnes has shades of “The Drive In” about it. It is another novel extract where a group of people are transported to somewhere where darkness reigns. A tantalising glimpse is all we get. Another one for the wish list methinks! In fact pretty much everything here is wish list material. This is a great wee freebie to get and a wonderful introduction to a whole new world of horror and darkness. - Pamela A Spaulding - This book is awesome...I have learned so much about my illness and causes for it, way more than my GI doctor of 6 years could tell me.. I have changed my diet to this completely, and am feeling so much better its unreal.. Everyone with one of there illnesses should try it..
- Tasha "cat lover, bookworm, wife and mother" - Love the earbuds options!I absolutely love this, use it every day. I have always been a big fan of the Roku, we bought our first one when there was only the one, and I don't think they had any competition back then. This one was our third, and I wanted it because of the earbud option. If one of my kids falls asleep on me (like they often do when they're sick) I can just plug in the ear buds and watch whatever I want without worrying that my loud or scary shows will disturb them. So convenient!
- Keith "kc31824" - Great choice for a small businessIf you have a "real" accounting background, QB will disappoint by hiding some of the accounting complexity under the covers. But for most of us who want to get up and running relatively quickly, it's a great tool.
Pros:
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- industry standard software, so your accountant will likely be able to work with you via email with you QB files
- similarly most banks and credit card firms are set up to export transactions into QB saving lots of data entry
- lots of standard reports, plus ability to customize the reports to some degree
- everything "clicks through" to the underlying data. very helpful when trying to track details (e.g., looking at monthly p&l, marketing spend is up this month by 80% - wonder why? double click the cell and up comes a transaction report of everything behind that number)
Cons:
- lacks ability to get all the way under the covers to the raw data if you have very specialized reporting needs
- some of the double entry accounting happening under the covers is hidden to keep it simple