In 1954 New York City, cop Michael Cassidy, whose father is a successful Broadway producer and his godfather is a Mafia boss, investigates the brutal murders of young men that garners the attention of the FBI, CIA and the Mafia, while spending his nights with a beautiful new neighbor—who may actually be his enemy.

Evocative essays and interviews that celebrate the expressive possibilities of a world after dark

A visual ode to trees rendered by tribal artists from India, in a handsome handcrafted edition.

"This document is for employers, managers, and workers of night life establishments including nightclubs, party boats, game cafes, comedy and music venues, breweries, bowling alleys, escape rooms, and strip clubs"--Introduction.

In a powerfully written book, the author of The Savage God examines night in all its aspects. From the neon-lit brilliance of Las Vegas to the shadowy underworld patrolled by the police to a scientific sleep laboratory, Alvarez shows how "night horrors" inspired and terrified Coleridge, how dreams liberated the minds of Stevenson and the Surrealists, and how his own childhood fears provided a gateway to the secret world of the unconscious. Illustrations.

Nocturne City could be any big city in the US. Poor areas, rampant drugs and violent crime, witches, demons and were creatures. Homicide detective Luna Wilder is investigating the death of a drug addict and comes across a drug that is more a spell than a chemical. A drug that leads her to the centre of a vicious war being fought between witches, a war that threatens to unleash hell on Nocturne City. Backed by a gritty take on crime and a vivid look inside a police department leading a fight against crime out of our worst nightmares the nocturne city novels bring crime to Dark Fantasy

The Cat in the Hat brings Nick and Sally on a search for the hat he lost in the forest and encounter nocturnal animals including an owl, opossum, and a bat.