Tag Archives: eBooks

The Clearing is now available from the Nookstore

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

There’s an ancient evil stalking the wooded hills of western Pennsylvania, and now you can read about it on your Nook in exchange for $2.99 at the Barnes & Noble Nookstore. Follow this link to the page on B&N. A … Continue reading →

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7 Vital facts about Dracula.

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Tim C. Taylor

Pulp vampire thriller author, Armand Inezian, has written an article about Dracula. We’re talking Bram Stoker here. Did you know that Dracula did his own housework? No? Well, now there is no excuse for ignorance because Armand has explained all. … Continue reading →

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One of the best books I’ve read in a very long time is “The Last Sunset”, by my brother Bob Atkinson. This is why…

Posted on December 17, 2012 by Thomas Rydder

One of the best books I’ve read in a very long time is “The Last Sunset”, by my brother Bob Atkinson. This is why…. via One of the best books I’ve read in a very long time is “The Last … Continue reading →

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Looking for a great historical fiction? Look no further – “The Last Sunset” by Bob Atkinson is here!

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Thomas Rydder

Click on the cover to get it on Amazon today! Book Description: Nuclear Armageddon blasts through time itself, dragging people from different eras into a turning point in history. The year… 1746. Around Fort William, the Scottish Highlanders are in … Continue reading →

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Get our latest books from Kobo, Sony, Nook stores & iTunes

Posted on November 2, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

Some of our most recent releases have come available for sale in the past few days on non-Amazonian eBook retailers. Vampire thriller VampCon by Armand Inezian is now available at iTunes, Barnes & Noble, Sony eReaderstore and Kobo. Check out … Continue reading →

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Lowering the flag on Greyhart Press: eBook publisher… :-)

Posted on May 23, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

It’s just over a year since Greyhart Press opened up shop as an eBook publisher,  specialising in short fiction. It’s now time to play The Last Post and lower the flag on that enterprise…

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4 Reasons eBooks are Better than Paper Books

Posted on March 15, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

Don’t get my wrong—I’m not a radical when it comes to either paper or digital books. Some have a strict preference for one format or the other, but most, like myself, can and do read both, depending on the situation. … Continue reading →

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You are a boundless idiot if you read science fiction, horror, or fantasy

Posted on February 6, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

You’re on the Greyhart Press website, so there’s a fair chance that you enjoy the fantastic literature of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. But did you know that in enjoying such literary delights, you are displaying boundless idiocy? It’s official. … Continue reading →

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eBooks: are we in a bubble?

Posted on January 31, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

This morning, I read an article in the Guardian (a newspaper here in the UK) that’s provoking plenty of argument. It asserts that the growth in publication of eBooks is a bubble and will inevitably burst. I didn’t agree entirely, … Continue reading →

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Greyhart Press now flying with Kobo

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Tim C. Taylor

We’re pleased to announce at long last that we are now widely available at the Kobo Store. You can see our Kobo range by clicking on this link. All our books are available other than The First Last Robot, which … Continue reading →

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