Hi, I. E. Kneverday here. That’s definitely not my real name, by the way, but I’m sure you figured that out already given your exceptional intellect—you did have the good sense to navigate to the “books” section of this website, after all.
I should clarify that these are all books I wrote (or edited/anthologized) and published under my Mt. Misery Press imprint. (Three cheers for independent publishing!)
I pour my heart, soul, and several liters of black coffee into these books. Please enjoy them, and cherish them, then give them away and buy new copies. You never know when a hardcover collector’s edition of one of these titles is going to drop. (Actually, you will know…if you follow my author profile on Amazon.)
But I digress.
Non-Fiction Books
Irish Myths in Your Pocket (Celtic Pocket Guides 1)
The perfect pocket-sized primer for grasping the basics of Irish mythology, including how it differs from Celtic mythology; its main heroes, gods, and monsters; and the many magical weapons wielded on its battlefields. Inside Irish Myths in Your Pocket you’ll find 40+ images, hundreds of fascinating facts about Irish mythology, and one Otherworld-shattering showdown between Ireland’s two greatest heroes, Cú Chulainn and Fionn mac Cumhaill. Learn more…
Samhain in Your Pocket (Celtic Pocket Guides 2)
Perhaps the most important holiday on the ancient Celtic calendar, Samhain marks the end of summer and the beginning of a new pastoral year. It is a liminal time—a time when the forces of light and darkness, warmth and cold, growth and blight, are in conflict. A time when the barrier between the land of the living and the land of the dead is at its thinnest. A time when all manner of spirits and demons are wont to cross over from the Celtic Otherworld. Learn more…
Irish Monsters in Your Pocket (Celtic Pocket Guides 3)
In the Ireland of myth and legend, “spooky season” is every season. Spirits roam the countryside, hovering above the bogs. Werewolves lope through forests under full moons. Dragons lurk beneath the waves. Granted, there’s no denying that Samhain (Halloween’s Celtic predecessor) tends to bring out some of the island’s biggest, baddest monsters. Prepare yourself for (educational) encounters with Irish cryptids, demons, ghouls, goblins, and other supernatural beings. Learn more…
Fiction Books
Neon Druid: An Anthology of Urban Celtic Fantasy
“A thrilling romp through pubs, mythology, and alleyways. NEON DRUID is such a fun, pulpy anthology of stories that embody Celtic fantasy and myth,” (Pyles of Books). Cross over into a world where the mischievous gods, goddesses, monsters, and heroes of Celtic mythology live among us, intermingling with unsuspecting mortals and stirring up mayhem in cities and towns on both sides of the Atlantic, from Limerick and Edinburgh to Montreal and Boston. Learn more…
The Woburn Chronicles: A Trio of Supernatural Tales Set in New England’s Most Mysterious City
Shape-shifting leprechauns (1919). Mad scientist-sorcerers (1979). Haunted pine groves (2009). In Woburn, they’ve all been chronicled. A collection of three (interconnected) short stories, The Woburn Chronicles mixes historical fiction and urban fantasy, with a dash of Boston-Irish wit thrown in for good measure. Learn more…
Irish Myths 