An illustrated social history of drug use - opium and its derivatives - in the 19th century. The various drugs and the quackery that surrounded them was omnipresent and had a devestating influence.

Besides hit records and sold-out concerts, some people in the rock music game use a another way to make a killing in the business: murder. A popular headliner, Violette Trend, is led by a one-time runaway Marie Lindeaux, who delights concert goers with her amazing talents at packed stadiums everywhere. One of the bands silent partners, Kevy Stokes, is a corrupt underground drug operator who sends his big guns after a successful rock journalist, Sagan Hunter, whose claim to fame was writing a spin article that put the band on the map but who is now drinking heavily. Sagan is coerced by a federal agent to be used as bait in a trap set for Kevy Stokes before the evil silent partner uses murder to get ahead of the game. Next on his hit list is the captivating starlet herself, Marie. Kevy figures if he can get her killed, the flood of headlines will create enough uproar to take the spotlight off of him. Sagan, whos fallen in love with Marie, tries to keep her out of Kevys reach, but she slips away. After learning of Kevys evil plan that is already in place for the girls murder, Sagan runs from both sides of the law to try and save her.

Sylvia has always harboured a solitary obsession with Morpheus, the Greek God of Dreams. She's brought it with her from her adolescence in a village of Northern England where she grew up, to the university in Manchester where she now studies. Nyx is the Goddess of Night, and has spent the centuries stewing in an ancient, unrequited love. Not easily pleased, her attention is drawn to a voice chanting its devotion and desire for her, and she seeks the source of it. She is not the only god playing in the realms of men, however. When the God of Death and Morpheus himself become aware of this new devotee, the stage is set for the gods to secure their worship, or for a mortal to become one of them.

In The Arms of Morpheus is a philosophical romance of poetry written in the form of an ancient Greek play. Its main characters are Ioannis, the lover, seeker and main speaker in the narrative and Iris, The Lady Innocence who is the object of his affections.

This collection of approaches focuses on the dynamics of James Joyce’s Ulysses and some of its nuances with the aim of enhancing its enjoyment.

If the dreams you dreamed at night were to come true, how would you react? What if there was no way to know if it was dream or reality?