Bøker av Pryde Foltz

Monsters, Avatars, and Angels contains the short story series Demons, Harlots and Crones, which follows two generations of the Demeere family and its legacy of spite and envy. Included in the series is Demon in High Socks; Holler it out with Lemonade; the Old Lady, Her Plymouth, and Cockroaches; Sex in a Pan; and the Fire Crone and Stone Harlot. Also within its pages are more than a hundred poems exploring the darker side of human nature and its undeniable conclusion. Two Orphan Sparrows, the Devil is a DJ, the Last Striptease, Up From the Roses, and many more titles are found within. Ultimately Monsters, Avatars, and Angels asks the reader to look at the darkness found within herself and by facing it, perhaps go beyond.

Strays is a collection of two extended narratives and more than fifty love-themed poems, exploring the meaning of romantic love while we have it and attempting to find the healing after its loss. Included is the short story Gutter Dog, the novelette Ginni, and the poems False Skin, the Boy Who Wore Clothes, and the Black-Wit Reveller.

Bara dreams of the dark-haired boy, but one blustery day, the dark-haired boy is replaced by a silvery spectre who haunts her even when she is awake, pulling her deeper into dreams and closer to secrets she is better off not knowing. Waking up is no relief. The fictional east-coast town of Windfall offers its own surprises: immortal witches, coffee-loving werewolves, and dream boys come to life. A dead man's diary names Bara a Clavigen and calls upon her to cage the evil. She must defeat the witch who has ensnared the Wisp in a piece of enchanted amber. Unfortunately, the dreams have not revealed all. Always watching, a demon waits to prey upon her young soul.

A return to Windfall and the peculiar mind of Bara Cavanagh, the Tall Man is the continuation of the Wisp and book two in the Slip Treaders Series. Bara is now a Clâvigen warden. She travels to Europe in search of the dark-haired boy and meets up with Paul. Paul has romantic intentions but first he must rid himself of his infliction. The cure involves a holy phial of blood and the release of a demon. " It need not be your demon," he assures her. Will the dark-haired boy arrive in time to save her? Will her powers surface so she can stop the release of evil. Who can she trust? Not her friends. Not her dreams. Not herself. Enter for more spooks and coffee and a little more gothic romance.

Tattoo is a collection of one hundred syllable conscious poems, mostly brief with an eye to expanding peace and self-awareness. Included are Descartes Was Not a Mosquito, Just How Many Butterflies, and How to Heal the World.