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Four terrifying stories taking place around Christmas. A man watches someone dumping bodies in his neighborhood, a young mother fears her eccentric neighbor may be obsessed with her baby boy, a dog lover gets more than she bargained for after her dogs lead her to a terrifying discovery, and a jaded older man must re-discover his love for Christmas if he is to survive long enough to enjoy December 25th. Have a holly jolly horror... it's a scary time of the year.

Brief collection of short stories and poems, and including the first chapter of my upcoming novel.

Macabre Magazines Archives, over 100 pages of suspense and horror from the 4 issue run of the infamous magazine.

This anthology I did a lot of research on over the years as it got placed in The Edgar Allan Poe Museum in one form. This version will be one of the historic sizes I had it when I had originally released the book. Features work by Edgar Allan Poe and H. P. Lovecraft from the public domain and introduced Fatima Stephens as she wrote under a pen name at the time and Joline Lieck who now writes as Joslyn Corvis. Some of the writes some of us are in touch both others went their own ways. Some by industry politics and others for personal reasons. Since this has a new ISBN; let's have some fun with it -- and please note: All the contributors retain their original copyrights and not su ...

Originally published on Pearl Harbor Day of 2011, I had waited until one publishing outfit was good as dead before I proceeded to give my namesake a proper sequel. As my one ex-contributor as he shall not be named though it knows who it is is. As I had caught him trying to make a nuance of himself here -- well however I saw some cool artwork with this anthology and lasting connections on projects though you always have that one who has “Rock Star Syndrome.” All of us but one author remained in touch and as Mick Mercer relates we’re rubbing shoulders gently with long dead greats. Some of the stories they did are a little more obscure and others had been anthologized in different a ...

All these tales will take you down a dark path, of sex, jealousy, murder, and revenge. Tough, Old Men: Four neighborhood legends gather for their drinking sessions, swapping tales of victories and atrocities, but what really defines a tough, old man. Ithurial: An epic poem about a ravenous city and the terrible secrets it hides. It's My Job: What does it mean to be a fan? Sometimes it means taking a bottle to someone's head. Sometimes it means going a bit further. Moneyshot: You have a choice. You can be morally repugnant and make a boatload of cash or you can do the right thing and watch your crappy life spiral around the drain. What do you do when your locked in ...

Three dark stories about people confronting, being lost to, or falling victim to that villainous instinct. The Top Hat Club sees a desperate detective rationalize using one monster to kill another. Turner's Hands is about a man with magic hands. And all the destruction he leaves in his wake. A Conversation with Dr. Hyde is just a simple conversation between two men and the horrible, bloody secret that lurks just beneath the surface.

See the Royal Trade Paperback Edition for the description for this one but man what is a publisher/author to do when they really can offer up more than one size of their respective publications. Issue Five this edition is pre-signed but scraped off the ISBN on the edition. The story by me, the editor, had been twice published and I want to showcase this issue in a very unique way this is the same size as Rod Serling's book as it appeared on CreateSpace.com. Anne Serling offered up one of the books as a 5.5 x 8.5 trade paperback as I will offer up the version of this publication as the size I introduced on CreateSpace.com this time it's also three sizes so you can take your pick. The 6 ...