Forbidden: Tales of Repression, Restriction, and Rebellion

by Martin T. Ingham, Karl G. Rich, Sam Kepfield

Throughout recorded history, there have been rules and regulations, customs and traditions. Some have been libertine while others oppressive; the morally strict and the sinfully decadent. There have always been those who impose the law, and those who reject it. Wherever there is civilization, there are things that are Forbidden!

Forbidden is an anthology about that which is disallowed, whether it be the law or custom of a society, a particular group, or even just a single individual. Stories that illustrate the sense or insanity of that which is disallowed, all with an eye on adventure, world-building, and thought-provoking entertainment!

From the distant past to the far future, explore 17 stories of individuals inventing, enforcing, partaking in, or resisting that which is Forbidden!

Featuring stories by
• Karl G. Rich
• KA Masters
• William Rade
• Sam Kepfield
• Stephen A. Fox
• James Dorr
• Charles Joseph Albert
• G. Lloyd Helm
• Wendy Dranfield
• Ira Nayman
• Frank Roger
• Kevin Stadt
• Anthony Engbretson
• Dave D'Alessio
• William RD Wood, and
• Martin T. Ingham

245 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 17, 2019

About the author

Martin T. Ingham is an author of Science Fiction and Fantasy stories, and is currently the Senior Editor of Martinus Publishing. Influenced by the great writers of speculative fiction, Martin utilizes his unique wit and wisdom to craft adventures with his own unique voice for a varied audience.

When he's not writing, Martin enjoys various hobbies, including numismatics, horology, and antique auto restoration. He currently resides in his hometown of Robbinston, Maine, with his family.

Martin's most popular novel series, "West of the Warlock," features the unique concept of blending Sword and Sorcery into the Wild West. The third volume in the series, "The Man Who Shot Thomas Edison," was released in 2014, with a 4th and 5th volume planned for publication soon.

(Source: Amazon)