"Life is a journey, not a destination." - Ralph Waldo Emerson. Emerson's point has been echoed by many, but in the Land of the Weird the question arises, "A journey to what destination?"  At the same time, you might ask, "Is the journey therefore the destination?"  The journey may well be an individual's destination, because it will define them physically, emotionally, and spiritually.  And in the Land of the Weird, that journey can take twists and turns that amuse, sadden, or horrify.        This trip into the Land of the Weird offers you 39 unique trails to follow, assisted by 35 different guides, each leading you down their own singular paths, manifesting their own view of journey as destination, some laughing, some weeping, and some, eyes wide with fear, shaking as they point out the spectral footpath for you to follow on your way down The Rabbit Hole.   A Writers Co-op Production Stories by: Chere Taylor, Brian R. Quinn, Arthur M. Doweyko, Donna J. W. Munro, Tom Howard, Kayla Whittle, Leslie Muzingo, Pete Barnstrom, Emmie Christie, Thomas Nicholson, GD Deckard, Richard DeRobertis, M. C. Schmidt, James Dorr, Rosalind Goldsmith,  Margaret Karmazin, J. W. Wood, James Rumpel, Bill McCormick, v.f. thompson, Fran Tabor, David K. Slay, Joseph Carrabis, Jane Frankel, Alice Baburek, Susan R. Morritt, Bobby Rollins, Lee Clark Zumpe, Denice Penrose, Stephen McQuiggan, H. Donovan Lyón, Anna Ross, Michael Pudney, Beth Gaydon, and Tom Wolosz.

The Rabbit Hole Weird Stories Destination:Journey - The Rabbit Hole, #6

Welcome to the Rabbit Hole. On our fifth excursion into the warren of the odd, 37 authors lead us down their own little burrows of strangeness : an army of penguins, music that cures, aliens that communicate through old cartoons, images of the future that save, unwanted visions of the now, and, oh yes, it is raining lawyers. All have one thing in common, they are just.plain.weird. Weird can be funny, weird can be sad, weird can be thoughtful, weird can be mad, but the one thing in common is that weird shares experiences you have, thankfully, never had. Just be careful, all little bunnies are not nice, but they are memorable. A Writers Co-op ProductionCover image adapted from an original design by Ian Bristow

The Rabbit Hole volume 5: Just...Plain...Weird - The Rabbit Hole, #5

Romantically weird, weirdly romantic: 27 stories that take you down the rabbit hole to love. But if love never did run smooth, here it goes wild - this is love that twists and torments, plunges and prowls, love that crosses boundaries unknown. Oysters and aliens, ghost and gods, stalkers and stars - there's no limit to the forms that love can take. Why, that toaster - be honest now - are you sure it doesn't arouse a burning desire?Tragedy, humour, mystery, drama, hope - Volume 3 of The Rabbit Hole brings you love in its most mischievous guises, from cunning and cruel to cloud nine bliss. Confirmation, if any were needed, that love is a weird, but many-splendoured thing. Contributing authors: Jeannie Abbott, Lillian Csernica, DC Diamondopolous, Stef Donati, Rhonda Eikamp, Ben Gamblin, Carolyn Geduld, S. Gepp, Boris Glikman, Russel Hemmell, Wendy L. Schmidt, Brad Larson, Art Lasky, Taylor Leasure, Trisha McKee, Carl E. Reed, John Riebow, Kim Michelle Ross, Rudolfo San Miguel, Tracy Shew, Mimi Speike, J. J. Steinfeld, a stump

The Rabbit Hole - Weird Stories, #3

"I'd like you to find the person who killed my son."The tone is set with Charlotte Perle's first words to Magali Rousseau. No ordinary request, this - it's one that calls for empathy, tenacity, thoroughness. Qualities which Magali has in abundance. And the bond between the two women grow into something far beyond the search for a murderer. Friendship, love, a deep and lasting complicity - Magali's life is utterly changed by the arrival of Charlotte. Which is all to the good, except for one serious drawback - the risk of losing it. A risk which, in this line of work, can become reality any time. One Green Bottle, Cash in Carry, Perfume Island, Mystery Manor - the four novels in this box set highlight Magali and Charlotte in four different investigations, spread over two years. From the hunt for a serial killer to a devastating journey into horror, these books form an unforgettable exploration of darkness. But one in which, with a friendship like theirs, there is always a place for laughter, always the possibility of light.

The Perle Quartet - Magali Rousseau mystery series

This second volume of The Rabbit Hole is every bit as flumbiferous as the first. Which is just as Alice likes, because weirdness abounds and the warren never ends. Are you out for revenge? You'll need the right app. Or perhaps you've done something foolish? Never mind - it can be undone. Would you like to be in a video game? That too can be arranged - at a cost. All this and more in 29 stories to leave you pondering realms beyond our perception. Unless, perhaps, they've been there all along but we just weren't looking the right way.29 writers, 29 ways into weird. Contributing authors: Edward Ahern, Marie Anderson, Édgar Avilés , Curtis Bausse, Steph Bianchini, Jon Black, Glenn Bruce, GD Deckard, Rhonda Eikamp, Brad Fiore, J. G. Follansbee, Steven Gepp, Boris Glikman, Geoff Habiger, Jill Hand, T. A. Henry, Jessica Joy, Simone Martel, Dennis Myers, David Rae, Alistair Rey, David Rogers, Barry Rosen, Kim Ross, Enda Scott, JJ Steinfeld, Mack Stone, Stanley Webb, Tom Wolosz

The Rabbit Hole - Weird Stories, #2

A house deep in the country. Shutters closed, surrounded by a 12-foot fence. Cameras inside. And food. Mountains of food. A woman's voice, sweet as a spoonful of honey: 'Welcome to Mystery Manor, Sarah. Here you will find all you need. Except one thing. Communication with the outside world.'Five missing teenagers.'Don't worry, they'll be back soon. They must have just run away.'Or is it something more sinister? What is going on in Mystery Manor?As the clock runs down, Magali and Charlotte hunt for clues all over France in a desperate attempt to find out. Are you ready to join them?It's a journey you won't forget.

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