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Cameron’s Closet
by Gary Brandner
Cover art by Anthony Yoo
Timothy always bullied his little brother, Cameron. Then a bizarre accident leaves Timothy hanging from a tree. When Cameron becomes the subject of his father’s experiment, his father soon dies. Cameron didn’t know what was behind it all–only that it was living in his closet.
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A Midsummer Night’s Scream
by David Bergantino
Cover designed by Miguel Cordova and Evelyna Nazari
Think you know Shakespeare? Think again. At Globe University, romance is…complicated. Lenore likes Dimitri who likes Mia who likes Xander who, OK, likes Mia, too. When these mismatched couples are paired off for a summer school “parenting” assignment, trouble is clearly on the horizon – even before a spooky, old-fashioned carnival rolls into town.
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Black Glass
by John Shirley
Taking the fall for his younger brother, Richard Candle went from being a cyber cop to a condemned criminal. After four years of “UnMinding”—with his mind suppressed and his body enslaved—he’s released to discover his brother has slipped back into the underworld of the V-Rat: the virtual reality addict. With human society sinking ever deeper into a mire of escapism, Candle fights his way through the world of underground stock markets, conscious programs, flying guns and the trash-walled labyrinth of Rooftown.
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City Come A-Walkin’
by John Shirley
Stu Cole is struggling to keep his nightclub, Club Anaesthesia, afloat in the face of mob harassment when he’s visited by a manifestation of the city of San Francisco, crystallized into a single enigmatic being. This amoral superhero leads him on a terrifying journey through the rock and roll demimonde as they struggle to save the city,
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Coyote Rage
by Owl Goingback
Coyote is on a murderous hunt, leaving behind a trail of carnage. The shape-shifter is determined to kill the human representatives to the Great Council in Galun’lati, eliminating the rule of mankind in the New World. But Raven has overheard the Trickster’s evil plan, and will do anything to protect Luther Watie and his daughter, Sarah Reynolds, even if it means turning his skin inside out. The forces of evil are aligning in two very different worlds. Can mankind be saved, or will creatures of fur and fangs once again reign supreme?
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Tribal Screams
by Owl Goingback
“Owl Goingback is a hell of a writer.” Neil Gaiman
“Owl Goingback is a writer of great skill. I love his work. This is a wonderful collection of stories that will set all of us to thinking.” George A. Romero
“Owl Goingback remains one of our most accomplished writers of horror fiction.” Terry BrooksTribal Screams is a compelling collection of fantasy and horror stories by Owl Goingback. Gathered together for the very first time, these often hard to find tales include “Grass Dancer,” a Nebula Award Nominee for best short story of the year.
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Evil Whispers
by Owl Goingback
When Robert and Janet Patterson decided on a backwoods Florida town for a vacation spot for them and their young daughter, they should have listened to the local legends about the black water lagoons. They should have also listened to their daughter, Krissy, when she told them about the whispers in the woods. Now, Krissy’s disappeared, and whatever took her is coming back for more.
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Bubba and the Cosmic Blood-Suckers / Bubba Ho-Tep
by Joe R. Lansdale
BUBBA HO-TEP – Elvis is spending his golden years at the Mud Creek Shady Grove Convalescence Home alongside a man claiming to be President John F. Kennedy. Strange sights and sounds leads the two to discover an ancient Egyptian mummy stalking the corridors of their retirement home. They soon face off against the monster…but will anyone believe their story or shrug it off as more tall tales?
BUBBA AND THE COSMIC BLOOD-SUCKERS – Years before facing the cowboy hat-wearing mummy Bubba Ho-Tep in an East Texas retirement home, Elvis finds himself battling interdimensional body-desiccating beings at the behest of his manager, Colonel Parker. Joining him on this journey is clairvoyant Blind Man, master-planner Jack, hammer-swinging John Henry, bodyguard Johnny Smack, and trainee Jenny Jo Dallas. Down in New Orleans awaits the Big Mama, who would like nothing more than to drain the “Jacked-Up Mojo” from the group.
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Old Fears
by John Wooley & Ron Wolfe
After twenty years away, Mick Winters has come home to find his worst childhood fears waiting for him. The spider so big it fills the mouth of the culvert. The black shadow lurking in the old coal pit. The slithering thing under the bed. Old fears, nothing but figments of a child’s imagination. Except — why is Jerry Meyers lying in the morgue with a torn jugular full of insect venom? What’s terrorizing the miners of Tanapah, Oklahoma? And what dragged Mike Henshaw beneath his bed and suffocated him? A horror epidemic for which there is no explanation — and no cure — descends upon the town and turns Mick’s dream vacation into a nightmare where old fears become deadly realities.
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Odd Adventures with your Other Father
by Norman Prentiss
“Beautifully un-categorizable… a heady mix of the surreal, the poignant, the scary, and the heartwarming. A gleeful mash-up of genres, highly recommended!”
– Peter Atkins, author of Morningstar and Big Thunder, screenwriter of Hellraiser II and III, creator of WishmasterBecause one of her fathers died when she was very young, much of Celia’s family knowledge comes from stories her surviving father narrates—road-trip adventures from the mid-80s that explore homophobia in a supernatural context. As she considers these adventures (a rescue mission aided by ghostly hallucinations; a secluded town of strangely shaped inhabitants; a movie star with a monstrous secret), Celia uncovers startling new truths about her family’s past.
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Killer Flies
by Mark Kendall
FIRST THEY FEASTED ON FARM ANIMALS. THEN THEY FOUND HUMANS…A little girl was dead, attacked and mutilated by some things, creatures of nightmare that were spreading outward like the Black Death, stripping the entire town bare of life.The death toll mounted, with bodies maimed or ripped to shreds, and thousands cowered in the shadows, hiding fearfully from the death out of the skies, the millions of sucking probosci eagerly reaching out for the attack. And terror erupted into uncontrollable panic, as a lone scientist worked feverishly to save a dying population and destroy the KILLER FLIES!
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Hell-Born
by Gary Brandner
“Almost impossible to put down” – Publishers Weekly
Astragoth is risen.
From the dark night of the centuries he has returned.
He will have his rightful bride or he will utterly destroy the Earth.
He is the HELL-BORN!
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Hardcore
by Leonard Schrader
She was lovely, innocent, just fifteen – off on a church outing. And now she’s gone! Her father must find her even if he travels into the pit of Hell itself – into the peep-shows, the massage parlors, into the depths of degradation where the pimps and porno-movie-makers create their sexual phantasmagoria. Afraid, terrified that he’ll find her too late. For the first time ever, the novelization of Paul Schrader’s harrowing family melodrama is available for the digital marketplace.
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East End Girls
by Rena Mason
Cover Art by Lynne Hansen
Three-time Bram Stoker Award winner Rena Mason offers a fascinating new perspective on some of the most-remembered and written about murders in history.
Seized by the vicious killings of Jack the Ripper, Victorian London’s East End is on the brink of ruin. Elizabeth Covington, desperate and failing to follow in her beloved father’s footsteps, risks practicing medicine in the dangerous and neglected Whitechapel District to improve her studies.
Elizabeth crosses paths with a man she believes is the villain, triggering a downward spiral that exposes her to a depth of evil she never knew existed.
Only she knows the truth that drives the madness of a murderer.
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Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy
by Thommy Hutson
“The ultimate dream and/or nightmare for Freddy Krueger fans.”
Entertainment Weekly “Must” List“Even the most hardcore Elm Street and horror movie fan will be surprised at what they read.”
Bloody Disgusting“A must own for fans of the franchise.”
iHorrorNever Sleep Again is the ultimate chronicle of writer and director Wes Craven’s scary, thrilling, and innovative 1984 film. From exploring what spurred mastermind Craven to craft his watershed film, to the beginnings of Robert Shaye’s revolutionary New Line Cinema, and learning how the cast and crew brought their worst nightmares to life. Pieced together with dozens of exclusive new cast and crew interviews, it’s a tale fashioned from the words of those who lived it. This extensively researched, cleverly crafted, comprehensive look back is the definitive account of the film that began what many have called the best, most frightening, and imaginative horror franchise in motion picture history.
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Jinxed
by Thommy Hutson
Gold Medal Winner for Fiction: Horror—2019 International Book Awards
“… a gore-filled throwback to the classic teen slasher flick genre …”
Publishers Weekly“… a Must Read for Classic Horror Fans … Inevitable and shocking. Brutal and beautiful.”
Waylon Jordan, iHorror.com“…the teen whodunit that Wes Craven and Lois Duncan never made… the best new slasher franchise since Scream.”
Peter M. Bracke, Author of Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th“A dark, tension-filled thriller that’s wicked to the very end. Bad luck was never so much fun!”
Jeffrey Reddick, Creator of Final DestinationBreak a mirror. Walk under a ladder. Step on a crack. Innocent childhood superstitions … But someone at the Trask Academy of Performing Arts is taking things one deadly step further. Layna Curtis soon realizes the seemingly random, accidental deaths of her friends aren’t random—or accidents—at all. Someone has taken the idea of superstitions to dispose of her classmates. Layna soon uncovers that each escalating, gruesome murder leads closer to its final victim: her. Will Layna’s opening night also be her final bow?
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H.P. Lovecraft in Britain
by Stephen Jones
Beginning with the first correspondence between August Derleth and Victor Gollancz in 1950, this book chronicles every British appearance of the master’s work from 1951’s The Haunter of the Dark & Other Tales of Horror through Jones own 2008 collection, Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales of H.P. Lovecraft. Also included in this book is the H.P. Lovecraft short story, The Horror in the Museum. It’s main character is called Stephen Jones. Is he the same Stephen Jones as the author of H.P. Lovecraft in Britain? Only Lovecraft truly knows.
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Angel
by Garry Kilworth
An angel is setting San Francisco afire. To destroy the fallen angels hiding on Earth, it will stop at nothing, no matter how many innocents have to die. Now two police detectives have discovered the terrifying truth behind this epidemic of unexplained fires. But how do you stop an angel?
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Hot in December
by Joe R Lansdale
A psychological fast-paced thriller. One death is only the beginning for Tom and his wife Kelly who witness a fast-driving car killing their innocent neighbor in the street. Tom describes the driver to the police, but there is something he didn’t anticipate: the driver belongs to a powerful criminal gang in East Texas. The criminals make Tom and his family a target, abducting his wife Kelly and threatening his daughter. Now Tom must look to old war comrades for help in a brutal and unforgiving struggle to rescue his wife and bring justice to the notorious gang.
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Walkers
by Gary Brandner
Joanna was one of the dead. But she was brought back to life!
That’s when people began trying to kill her…nice people…the last people in the world anyone would suspect of being capable of murder–people who were already dead… Walkers: The most terrifying novel you’ve ever read!
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Billy Lives
by Gary Brandner
Billy Lives is a hard-driving novel about rock music’s dim subculture, where drugs, kinky sex, and easy money can turn a teenager into a millionaire overnight – or make him an old man in a week. Billy Lockett was the king of rock ‘n roll – until a shocking accident cut short his spectacular career.
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Saturday Night in Milwaukee
by Gary Brandner
Foaming passion and full-bodied action in the big-hearted city that beer made famous … Here are the people swept up by the powerful pulsebeat of a city where inhibited passions bubbled to the surface when the lid came off on Saturday night in Milwaukee.
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The Big Brain 1 – The Aarvark Affair
by Gary Brandner
Before his birth, even before his conception, everything about Colin Garrett’s life was planned with a single goal in mind: to produce a genius child. The plan was so successful that the standard tests for for intelligence did not measure high enough to rate Colin on their scales. But the one thing the brain wasn’t smart enough to do was to keep his mind power hidden from the Army.
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The Big Brain 2 – The Beelzebub Business
by Gary Brandner
It’s hell on earth for Colin “the Big Brain” Garrett, when an assignment to investigate the President’s chief advisor on foreign affairs leads him to the Beelzebub Club. The elite club is a haven of sex and Satanism for Senators and other Washington headliners.
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The Big Brain 3 – Energy Zero
by Gary Brandner
The Big Brain is powerless, and so is the rest of the country. Call it energy crisis, blackout, magnetic warp .. Call It what you will, but there is just no electricity, plain and simple. Lights won’t light, motors won’t start – And without any AC, DC is on its knees, ready to surrender.
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When Werewolves Attack
by Del Howison
The history of lycanthropes stretches back to man’s beginnings. From cave drawings and tribal folklore to the Inquisition and the twentieth century, man’s fascination with werewolves has never wavered. The field of study has been ripped wide open with new information uncovered daily.
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Vicious
by William Schoell
The Evil … It was an obscene evil that could not be quenched with blood or sated with the flesh of its defiled victims. The Terror … It wormed its way into the human brain, devouring the mind, controlling the body and turning its prey into savage creatures lusting for destruction.
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Things that go Bump in the Night
by William Schoell
They dwell in darkness, craving human flesh, thirsting for human blood. Only one man can stop them and keep them from infecting the world–and he is too paralyzed with fear to act.
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The Pact
by William Schoell
Fear of war gripped the heart of young naval recruit Steven Russell. It gnawed at his innards, screamed at him from every New York newspaper, blasted at him from the radio. Poet, dreamer, visionary…he saw a future of blood and bombs…spattered bodies…severed limbs.
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Shivers
by William Schoell
Deep beneath the city streets lurks a creature hideous beyond description, powerful beyond imagining, a creature so dangerous that it can destroy its victims by the virulence of its thoughts. The emanations of its computer-like brain invade every sanctuary, searching for those it would destroy. It is remorseless, cunning and inhuman.
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Saurian
by William Schoell
It appeared mysteriously, at night, and destroyed the town with amazing swiftness. Houses were flattened, the bodies of men, women, and children were crushed and mangled, hundreds were missing, vanished without a trace. No one knew what had happened or why. Years later, the sole survivor of the holocaust, Tom Bartlett, began to suffer blinding visions — visions of a huge creature unparallelled in size, intelligence, and evil.
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Late at Night
by William Schoell
They had gathered for a weekend on notorious Lammerty Island, a harsh outcropping of rock off the coast of Maine with an unsavory reputation for repeated violence and bloodshed. But none of the assembled guests believed rumors of an evil psychic force emanating from the accumulated atrocities of the past and awaiting the summons of an uncanny power.
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Fatal Beauty
by William Schoell
They called it porodyne. A bizarre by-product of bio-engineering, porodyne has been found — quite accidentally — to have some very special properties. Properties that could render cosmetic surgery obsolete. Properties that could turn Barrows Industries into a billion-dollar gold mine. The changes porodyne makes in human skin are permanent. It could mean new life for burn victims, people scarred by accidents, old folk yearning to be young again, models who insist on being more beautiful…
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Dragon
by William Schoell
Photographer Eddie Drake jumped at the chance to join an archaeological expedition to the lost city of El Lobo. But he was utterly unprepared for their bizarre discovery of seemingly endless caverns beneath the Mexican mesa–caverns formed of living flesh!
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The Players
by Gary Brandner
In the tumultuous, cut-throat world of the tennis superstar, these are the goals that drive men to desperate lengths—that squeeze the last ounce of competitive spirit from them—that propel them into a high-pressure existence where the only release is on the court—or in the white heat of passion.
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Rot
by Gary Brandner
Kyle Brubaker finds little to celebrate in a small Wisconsin town until he meets beautiful and spirited Marianne. But their budding romance is snuffed when they are brutally attacked by three hoodlums. With his life unraveling around him, Kyle accepts an offer of help from a mysterious Gypsy. Soon after that things really go to hell…
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The Boiling Pool
by Gary Brandner
A boy pays a fearful price for a secret older than time. A young wife and mother battles ageless evil in defense of her family. Quiet, prosperous Westbrooke explodes into chaos when the demon is roused from… THE BOILING POOL.
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Carrion
by Gary Brandner
He’s America’s newest hero. He possesses the most awesome gift any man can master. He can reach beyond the grave to awaken the dearly departed. But their souls no longer inhabit their bodies. The things that now walk the earth – the things he has brought back – are carrion.
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Cellars
by John Shirley
An ancient evil deep beneath New York City turns subway stations into bloody altars for ritual sacrifice. Monsters made of blood arise from drains, an invisible hellhound devours human flesh, feral children stalk the shadowy streets and make murder a terrifying game.
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The Gristmill Playhouse
by Don Winston
Betty Rose Milenski dreams of Broadway. Talented, ambitious, and obsessed, she was the biggest fish in college. But New York is a harsh wake-up. Unemployed and ignored, she faces a career as cocktail waitress instead of on the stage. And the clock is ticking. She jumps at an internship at the country’s most famous summer stock playhouse. There, she discovers that she is being groomed for her for a final curtain call or is she going mad?
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The Sterling Standard
by Gary Brandner
Sterling Dane was three women—Beautiful jet-setter—with her elegant, rich friends she traveled to world, skiing, gambling, and partying. International jewel thief—unbeknownst to anyone, Sterling was a modern day Robin Hood, always one step ahead of Nicole Rulan, the Interpol agent determined to catch her. Lover—it was out of love for Raoul Costa, the greatest jewel thief of all, that Nicole sought out the most challenging crimes. For she hoped that the lure of the Rashman ruby, stolen by King Kahlil, might finally enable her to snare her greatest prize, the man of her dreams.
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Small Island
by Anthony Pignataro
Charley Ridgway is a bored bartender living on Maui’s Westside. But when meets a beautiful former b-movie star and her millionaire developer boyfriend, his life suddenly gets too interesting even for him.
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Weaponized
by Zac Thompson
Truog Island is a desolate place where sexual activity is outlawed. There lives Trip Yash, bored out of his mind. That was until he met Cron. After a night of passion, Cron disappears taking Trip’s virginity with him. A few days later, Trip develops a rash on his hand that eventually blooms into a gun made from his own flesh. It’s not long before Trip becomes a living weapon locked in a battle against an ancient virus that threatens to ruin his island home. As his body continues to change, terrifying forces emerge with the power to weaponize the dead.
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Rumors of the Marvelous
by Peter Atkins
A brilliant collection of 14 short “ghost stories” by a contemporary master of the fantastic. Previously released as a limited edition hardcover in Great Britain and a finalist for The British Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction Collection. With stories ranging from horror, hints of sci-fi, and fantasy to epic poetry, Peter Atkins delivers all in a style uniquely his own.
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Big Thunder
by Peter Atkins
A dark avenger from the pages of a 1930s pulp magazine, Strange Thrills, materializes in the present day streets of Manhattan. But he is not the only character coming alive in modern New York, and not even his creator’s fertile imagination could have prefigured the carnage to come.
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Filmsuck, USA.
by Eileen Jones
For anyone wondering why both Hollywood and independent movies suck so badly lately, this collection of hilariously angry film reviews excoriates the recent film flameouts darkening our multiplexes. An extended introductory rant provides historical perspective on the long decline and fall of the American cinema.
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Animals, Movies & Minds from Another Time
by Monty Cox
In his own passionate and charismatic words, Monty Cox takes you through his surreal world of primal teeth and claws: how exotic animals – lions, tigers, bears, and more – are trained for film, television, and live acts.
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Our Lady of the Inferno
by Preston Fassel
In the Spring of 1983, Ginny Kurva, is a twenty-one year old, alcoholic prostitute working Times Square in order to care for her paraplegic younger sister. Nicolette Aster, is a middle-aged waste management executive at a landfill who moonlights as a cannibalistic killer, and has begun stalking Ginny. But Ginny is far more dangerous than she appears, and poses just as much a threat to Nicolette.
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Killing Time
by John Penney
Daniel’s life takes a terrifying turn when a woman staggers out of the darkness, bloodied and beaten. Pleading for his help, she warns that her attacker is after her. He takes her in, but while trying to call for help, he hears her blood-curdling scream from the other room. He frantically searches but cannot to find her. Who was she? Who was trying to kill her? This sends him on an obsessive quest…
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Hot Splices
by Mike Watt
If you do not love film… If you do not wish to devour it as it devours you… If all you seek from film is entertainment… …This is not the book for you. From filmmaker Mike Watt, author of “Phobophobia” and “Suicide Machine”, director of “Razor Days” and “A Feast of Flesh”, comes a brand new collection of horror fiction. You’ll never watch a movie again without also feeling like you’re being watched.
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In Sheep’s Clothing
by Chauncey G. Parker III
This novel concerns the epiphany of an idealistic, recent seminary graduate who must learn the bitter life lesson that what appears in front of the reredos does not always conform to the reality behind it, and whether he can do what he knows he must before it is too late.
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Cameron’s Closet
by Gary Brandner
Cover art by Anthony Yoo
Timothy always bullied his little brother, Cameron. Then a bizarre accident leaves Timothy hanging from a tree. When Cameron becomes the subject of his father’s experiment, his father soon dies. Cameron didn’t know what was behind it all–only that it was living in his closet.
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A Midsummer Night’s Scream
by David Bergantino
Cover designed by Miguel Cordova and Evelyna Nazari
Think you know Shakespeare? Think again. At Globe University, romance is…complicated. Lenore likes Dimitri who likes Mia who likes Xander who, OK, likes Mia, too. When these mismatched couples are paired off for a summer school “parenting” assignment, trouble is clearly on the horizon – even before a spooky, old-fashioned carnival rolls into town.
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Coyote Rage
by Owl Goingback
Coyote is on a murderous hunt, leaving behind a trail of carnage. The shape-shifter is determined to kill the human representatives to the Great Council in Galun’lati, eliminating the rule of mankind in the New World. But Raven has overheard the Trickster’s evil plan, and will do anything to protect Luther Watie and his daughter, Sarah Reynolds, even if it means turning his skin inside out. The forces of evil are aligning in two very different worlds. Can mankind be saved, or will creatures of fur and fangs once again reign supreme?
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Tribal Screams
by Owl Goingback
“Owl Goingback is a hell of a writer.” Neil Gaiman
“Owl Goingback is a writer of great skill. I love his work. This is a wonderful collection of stories that will set all of us to thinking.” George A. Romero
“Owl Goingback remains one of our most accomplished writers of horror fiction.” Terry BrooksTribal Screams is a compelling collection of fantasy and horror stories by Owl Goingback. Gathered together for the very first time, these often hard to find tales include “Grass Dancer,” a Nebula Award Nominee for best short story of the year.
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Evil Whispers
by Owl Goingback
When Robert and Janet Patterson decided on a backwoods Florida town for a vacation spot for them and their young daughter, they should have listened to the local legends about the black water lagoons. They should have also listened to their daughter, Krissy, when she told them about the whispers in the woods. Now, Krissy’s disappeared, and whatever took her is coming back for more.
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Bubba and the Cosmic Blood-Suckers / Bubba Ho-Tep
by Joe R. Lansdale
BUBBA HO-TEP – Elvis is spending his golden years at the Mud Creek Shady Grove Convalescence Home alongside a man claiming to be President John F. Kennedy. Strange sights and sounds leads the two to discover an ancient Egyptian mummy stalking the corridors of their retirement home. They soon face off against the monster…but will anyone believe their story or shrug it off as more tall tales?
BUBBA AND THE COSMIC BLOOD-SUCKERS – Years before facing the cowboy hat-wearing mummy Bubba Ho-Tep in an East Texas retirement home, Elvis finds himself battling interdimensional body-desiccating beings at the behest of his manager, Colonel Parker. Joining him on this journey is clairvoyant Blind Man, master-planner Jack, hammer-swinging John Henry, bodyguard Johnny Smack, and trainee Jenny Jo Dallas. Down in New Orleans awaits the Big Mama, who would like nothing more than to drain the “Jacked-Up Mojo” from the group.
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Old Fears
by John Wooley & Ron Wolfe
After twenty years away, Mick Winters has come home to find his worst childhood fears waiting for him. The spider so big it fills the mouth of the culvert. The black shadow lurking in the old coal pit. The slithering thing under the bed. Old fears, nothing but figments of a child’s imagination. Except — why is Jerry Meyers lying in the morgue with a torn jugular full of insect venom? What’s terrorizing the miners of Tanapah, Oklahoma? And what dragged Mike Henshaw beneath his bed and suffocated him? A horror epidemic for which there is no explanation — and no cure — descends upon the town and turns Mick’s dream vacation into a nightmare where old fears become deadly realities.
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Killer Flies
by Mark Kendall
FIRST THEY FEASTED ON FARM ANIMALS. THEN THEY FOUND HUMANS…A little girl was dead, attacked and mutilated by some things, creatures of nightmare that were spreading outward like the Black Death, stripping the entire town bare of life.The death toll mounted, with bodies maimed or ripped to shreds, and thousands cowered in the shadows, hiding fearfully from the death out of the skies, the millions of sucking probosci eagerly reaching out for the attack. And terror erupted into uncontrollable panic, as a lone scientist worked feverishly to save a dying population and destroy the KILLER FLIES!
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Hell-Born
by Gary Brandner
“Almost impossible to put down” – Publishers Weekly
Astragoth is risen.
From the dark night of the centuries he has returned.
He will have his rightful bride or he will utterly destroy the Earth.
He is the HELL-BORN!
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East End Girls
by Rena Mason
Cover Art by Lynne Hansen
Three-time Bram Stoker Award winner Rena Mason offers a fascinating new perspective on some of the most-remembered and written about murders in history.
Seized by the vicious killings of Jack the Ripper, Victorian London’s East End is on the brink of ruin. Elizabeth Covington, desperate and failing to follow in her beloved father’s footsteps, risks practicing medicine in the dangerous and neglected Whitechapel District to improve her studies.
Elizabeth crosses paths with a man she believes is the villain, triggering a downward spiral that exposes her to a depth of evil she never knew existed.
Only she knows the truth that drives the madness of a murderer.
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Jinxed
by Thommy Hutson
Gold Medal Winner for Fiction: Horror—2019 International Book Awards
“… a gore-filled throwback to the classic teen slasher flick genre …”
Publishers Weekly“… a Must Read for Classic Horror Fans … Inevitable and shocking. Brutal and beautiful.”
Waylon Jordan, iHorror.com“…the teen whodunit that Wes Craven and Lois Duncan never made… the best new slasher franchise since Scream.”
Peter M. Bracke, Author of Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th“A dark, tension-filled thriller that’s wicked to the very end. Bad luck was never so much fun!”
Jeffrey Reddick, Creator of Final DestinationBreak a mirror. Walk under a ladder. Step on a crack. Innocent childhood superstitions … But someone at the Trask Academy of Performing Arts is taking things one deadly step further. Layna Curtis soon realizes the seemingly random, accidental deaths of her friends aren’t random—or accidents—at all. Someone has taken the idea of superstitions to dispose of her classmates. Layna soon uncovers that each escalating, gruesome murder leads closer to its final victim: her. Will Layna’s opening night also be her final bow?
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Angel
by Garry Kilworth
An angel is setting San Francisco afire. To destroy the fallen angels hiding on Earth, it will stop at nothing, no matter how many innocents have to die. Now two police detectives have discovered the terrifying truth behind this epidemic of unexplained fires. But how do you stop an angel?
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Hardcore
by Leonard Schrader
She was lovely, innocent, just fifteen – off on a church outing. And now she’s gone! Her father must find her even if he travels into the pit of Hell itself – into the peep-shows, the massage parlors, into the depths of degradation where the pimps and porno-movie-makers create their sexual phantasmagoria. Afraid, terrified that he’ll find her too late. For the first time ever, the novelization of Paul Schrader’s harrowing family melodrama is available for the digital marketplace.
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Hot in December
by Joe R Lansdale
A psychological fast-paced thriller. One death is only the beginning for Tom and his wife Kelly who witness a fast-driving car killing their innocent neighbor in the street. Tom describes the driver to the police, but there is something he didn’t anticipate: the driver belongs to a powerful criminal gang in East Texas. The criminals make Tom and his family a target, abducting his wife Kelly and threatening his daughter. Now Tom must look to old war comrades for help in a brutal and unforgiving struggle to rescue his wife and bring justice to the notorious gang.
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Saturday Night in Milwaukee
by Gary Brandner
Foaming passion and full-bodied action in the big-hearted city that beer made famous … Here are the people swept up by the powerful pulsebeat of a city where inhibited passions bubbled to the surface when the lid came off on Saturday night in Milwaukee.
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The Players
by Gary Brandner
In the tumultuous, cut-throat world of the tennis superstar, these are the goals that drive men to desperate lengths—that squeeze the last ounce of competitive spirit from them—that propel them into a high-pressure existence where the only release is on the court—or in the white heat of passion.
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The Sterling Standard
by Gary Brandner
Sterling Dane was three women—Beautiful jet-setter—with her elegant, rich friends she traveled to world, skiing, gambling, and partying. International jewel thief—unbeknownst to anyone, Sterling was a modern day Robin Hood, always one step ahead of Nicole Rulan, the Interpol agent determined to catch her. Lover—it was out of love for Raoul Costa, the greatest jewel thief of all, that Nicole sought out the most challenging crimes. For she hoped that the lure of the Rashman ruby, stolen by King Kahlil, might finally enable her to snare her greatest prize, the man of her dreams.
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Small Island
by Anthony Pignataro
Charley Ridgway is a bored bartender living on Maui’s Westside. But when meets a beautiful former b-movie star and her millionaire developer boyfriend, his life suddenly gets too interesting even for him.
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Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy
by Thommy Hutson
“The ultimate dream and/or nightmare for Freddy Krueger fans.”
Entertainment Weekly “Must” List“Even the most hardcore Elm Street and horror movie fan will be surprised at what they read.”
Bloody Disgusting“A must own for fans of the franchise.”
iHorrorNever Sleep Again is the ultimate chronicle of writer and director Wes Craven’s scary, thrilling, and innovative 1984 film. From exploring what spurred mastermind Craven to craft his watershed film, to the beginnings of Robert Shaye’s revolutionary New Line Cinema, and learning how the cast and crew brought their worst nightmares to life. Pieced together with dozens of exclusive new cast and crew interviews, it’s a tale fashioned from the words of those who lived it. This extensively researched, cleverly crafted, comprehensive look back is the definitive account of the film that began what many have called the best, most frightening, and imaginative horror franchise in motion picture history.
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H.P. Lovecraft in Britain
by Stephen Jones
Beginning with the first correspondence between August Derleth and Victor Gollancz in 1950, this book chronicles every British appearance of the master’s work from 1951’s The Haunter of the Dark & Other Tales of Horror through Jones own 2008 collection, Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales of H.P. Lovecraft. Also included in this book is the H.P. Lovecraft short story, The Horror in the Museum. It’s main character is called Stephen Jones. Is he the same Stephen Jones as the author of H.P. Lovecraft in Britain? Only Lovecraft truly knows.
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Filmsuck, USA.
by Eileen Jones
For anyone wondering why both Hollywood and independent movies suck so badly lately, this collection of hilariously angry film reviews excoriates the recent film flameouts darkening our multiplexes. An extended introductory rant provides historical perspective on the long decline and fall of the American cinema.
-
Animals, Movies & Minds from Another Time
by Monty Cox
In his own passionate and charismatic words, Monty Cox takes you through his surreal world of primal teeth and claws: how exotic animals – lions, tigers, bears, and more – are trained for film, television, and live acts.
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Black Glass
by John Shirley
Taking the fall for his younger brother, Richard Candle went from being a cyber cop to a condemned criminal. After four years of “UnMinding”—with his mind suppressed and his body enslaved—he’s released to discover his brother has slipped back into the underworld of the V-Rat: the virtual reality addict. With human society sinking ever deeper into a mire of escapism, Candle fights his way through the world of underground stock markets, conscious programs, flying guns and the trash-walled labyrinth of Rooftown.
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City Come A-Walkin’
by John Shirley
Stu Cole is struggling to keep his nightclub, Club Anaesthesia, afloat in the face of mob harassment when he’s visited by a manifestation of the city of San Francisco, crystallized into a single enigmatic being. This amoral superhero leads him on a terrifying journey through the rock and roll demimonde as they struggle to save the city,
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Odd Adventures with your Other Father
by Norman Prentiss
“Beautifully un-categorizable… a heady mix of the surreal, the poignant, the scary, and the heartwarming. A gleeful mash-up of genres, highly recommended!”
– Peter Atkins, author of Morningstar and Big Thunder, screenwriter of Hellraiser II and III, creator of WishmasterBecause one of her fathers died when she was very young, much of Celia’s family knowledge comes from stories her surviving father narrates—road-trip adventures from the mid-80s that explore homophobia in a supernatural context. As she considers these adventures (a rescue mission aided by ghostly hallucinations; a secluded town of strangely shaped inhabitants; a movie star with a monstrous secret), Celia uncovers startling new truths about her family’s past.
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The Big Brain 1 – The Aarvark Affair
by Gary Brandner
Before his birth, even before his conception, everything about Colin Garrett’s life was planned with a single goal in mind: to produce a genius child. The plan was so successful that the standard tests for for intelligence did not measure high enough to rate Colin on their scales. But the one thing the brain wasn’t smart enough to do was to keep his mind power hidden from the Army.
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The Big Brain 2 – The Beelzebub Business
by Gary Brandner
It’s hell on earth for Colin “the Big Brain” Garrett, when an assignment to investigate the President’s chief advisor on foreign affairs leads him to the Beelzebub Club. The elite club is a haven of sex and Satanism for Senators and other Washington headliners.
-
The Big Brain 3 – Energy Zero
by Gary Brandner
The Big Brain is powerless, and so is the rest of the country. Call it energy crisis, blackout, magnetic warp .. Call It what you will, but there is just no electricity, plain and simple. Lights won’t light, motors won’t start – And without any AC, DC is on its knees, ready to surrender.
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Weaponized
by Zac Thompson
Truog Island is a desolate place where sexual activity is outlawed. There lives Trip Yash, bored out of his mind. That was until he met Cron. After a night of passion, Cron disappears taking Trip’s virginity with him. A few days later, Trip develops a rash on his hand that eventually blooms into a gun made from his own flesh. It’s not long before Trip becomes a living weapon locked in a battle against an ancient virus that threatens to ruin his island home. As his body continues to change, terrifying forces emerge with the power to weaponize the dead.
-
Rumors of the Marvelous
by Peter Atkins
A brilliant collection of 14 short “ghost stories” by a contemporary master of the fantastic. Previously released as a limited edition hardcover in Great Britain and a finalist for The British Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction Collection. With stories ranging from horror, hints of sci-fi, and fantasy to epic poetry, Peter Atkins delivers all in a style uniquely his own.
-
Big Thunder
by Peter Atkins
A dark avenger from the pages of a 1930s pulp magazine, Strange Thrills, materializes in the present day streets of Manhattan. But he is not the only character coming alive in modern New York, and not even his creator’s fertile imagination could have prefigured the carnage to come.
-
Odd Adventures with your Other Father
by Norman Prentiss
“Beautifully un-categorizable… a heady mix of the surreal, the poignant, the scary, and the heartwarming. A gleeful mash-up of genres, highly recommended!”
– Peter Atkins, author of Morningstar and Big Thunder, screenwriter of Hellraiser II and III, creator of WishmasterBecause one of her fathers died when she was very young, much of Celia’s family knowledge comes from stories her surviving father narrates—road-trip adventures from the mid-80s that explore homophobia in a supernatural context. As she considers these adventures (a rescue mission aided by ghostly hallucinations; a secluded town of strangely shaped inhabitants; a movie star with a monstrous secret), Celia uncovers startling new truths about her family’s past.
-
Billy Lives
by Gary Brandner
Billy Lives is a hard-driving novel about rock music’s dim subculture, where drugs, kinky sex, and easy money can turn a teenager into a millionaire overnight – or make him an old man in a week. Billy Lockett was the king of rock ‘n roll – until a shocking accident cut short his spectacular career.
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In Sheep’s Clothing
by Chauncey G. Parker III
This novel concerns the epiphany of an idealistic, recent seminary graduate who must learn the bitter life lesson that what appears in front of the reredos does not always conform to the reality behind it, and whether he can do what he knows he must before it is too late.
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Cameron’s Closet
by Gary Brandner
Cover art by Anthony Yoo
Timothy always bullied his little brother, Cameron. Then a bizarre accident leaves Timothy hanging from a tree. When Cameron becomes the subject of his father’s experiment, his father soon dies. Cameron didn’t know what was behind it all–only that it was living in his closet.
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A Midsummer Night’s Scream
by David Bergantino
Cover designed by Miguel Cordova and Evelyna Nazari
Think you know Shakespeare? Think again. At Globe University, romance is…complicated. Lenore likes Dimitri who likes Mia who likes Xander who, OK, likes Mia, too. When these mismatched couples are paired off for a summer school “parenting” assignment, trouble is clearly on the horizon – even before a spooky, old-fashioned carnival rolls into town.
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Coyote Rage
by Owl Goingback
Coyote is on a murderous hunt, leaving behind a trail of carnage. The shape-shifter is determined to kill the human representatives to the Great Council in Galun’lati, eliminating the rule of mankind in the New World. But Raven has overheard the Trickster’s evil plan, and will do anything to protect Luther Watie and his daughter, Sarah Reynolds, even if it means turning his skin inside out. The forces of evil are aligning in two very different worlds. Can mankind be saved, or will creatures of fur and fangs once again reign supreme?
-
Tribal Screams
by Owl Goingback
“Owl Goingback is a hell of a writer.” Neil Gaiman
“Owl Goingback is a writer of great skill. I love his work. This is a wonderful collection of stories that will set all of us to thinking.” George A. Romero
“Owl Goingback remains one of our most accomplished writers of horror fiction.” Terry BrooksTribal Screams is a compelling collection of fantasy and horror stories by Owl Goingback. Gathered together for the very first time, these often hard to find tales include “Grass Dancer,” a Nebula Award Nominee for best short story of the year.
-
Evil Whispers
by Owl Goingback
When Robert and Janet Patterson decided on a backwoods Florida town for a vacation spot for them and their young daughter, they should have listened to the local legends about the black water lagoons. They should have also listened to their daughter, Krissy, when she told them about the whispers in the woods. Now, Krissy’s disappeared, and whatever took her is coming back for more.
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Bubba and the Cosmic Blood-Suckers / Bubba Ho-Tep
by Joe R. Lansdale
BUBBA HO-TEP – Elvis is spending his golden years at the Mud Creek Shady Grove Convalescence Home alongside a man claiming to be President John F. Kennedy. Strange sights and sounds leads the two to discover an ancient Egyptian mummy stalking the corridors of their retirement home. They soon face off against the monster…but will anyone believe their story or shrug it off as more tall tales?
BUBBA AND THE COSMIC BLOOD-SUCKERS – Years before facing the cowboy hat-wearing mummy Bubba Ho-Tep in an East Texas retirement home, Elvis finds himself battling interdimensional body-desiccating beings at the behest of his manager, Colonel Parker. Joining him on this journey is clairvoyant Blind Man, master-planner Jack, hammer-swinging John Henry, bodyguard Johnny Smack, and trainee Jenny Jo Dallas. Down in New Orleans awaits the Big Mama, who would like nothing more than to drain the “Jacked-Up Mojo” from the group.
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Old Fears
by John Wooley & Ron Wolfe
After twenty years away, Mick Winters has come home to find his worst childhood fears waiting for him. The spider so big it fills the mouth of the culvert. The black shadow lurking in the old coal pit. The slithering thing under the bed. Old fears, nothing but figments of a child’s imagination. Except — why is Jerry Meyers lying in the morgue with a torn jugular full of insect venom? What’s terrorizing the miners of Tanapah, Oklahoma? And what dragged Mike Henshaw beneath his bed and suffocated him? A horror epidemic for which there is no explanation — and no cure — descends upon the town and turns Mick’s dream vacation into a nightmare where old fears become deadly realities.
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Killer Flies
by Mark Kendall
FIRST THEY FEASTED ON FARM ANIMALS. THEN THEY FOUND HUMANS…A little girl was dead, attacked and mutilated by some things, creatures of nightmare that were spreading outward like the Black Death, stripping the entire town bare of life.The death toll mounted, with bodies maimed or ripped to shreds, and thousands cowered in the shadows, hiding fearfully from the death out of the skies, the millions of sucking probosci eagerly reaching out for the attack. And terror erupted into uncontrollable panic, as a lone scientist worked feverishly to save a dying population and destroy the KILLER FLIES!
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Hell-Born
by Gary Brandner
“Almost impossible to put down” – Publishers Weekly
Astragoth is risen.
From the dark night of the centuries he has returned.
He will have his rightful bride or he will utterly destroy the Earth.
He is the HELL-BORN!
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East End Girls
by Rena Mason
Cover Art by Lynne Hansen
Three-time Bram Stoker Award winner Rena Mason offers a fascinating new perspective on some of the most-remembered and written about murders in history.
Seized by the vicious killings of Jack the Ripper, Victorian London’s East End is on the brink of ruin. Elizabeth Covington, desperate and failing to follow in her beloved father’s footsteps, risks practicing medicine in the dangerous and neglected Whitechapel District to improve her studies.
Elizabeth crosses paths with a man she believes is the villain, triggering a downward spiral that exposes her to a depth of evil she never knew existed.
Only she knows the truth that drives the madness of a murderer.
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Jinxed
by Thommy Hutson
Gold Medal Winner for Fiction: Horror—2019 International Book Awards
“… a gore-filled throwback to the classic teen slasher flick genre …”
Publishers Weekly“… a Must Read for Classic Horror Fans … Inevitable and shocking. Brutal and beautiful.”
Waylon Jordan, iHorror.com“…the teen whodunit that Wes Craven and Lois Duncan never made… the best new slasher franchise since Scream.”
Peter M. Bracke, Author of Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th“A dark, tension-filled thriller that’s wicked to the very end. Bad luck was never so much fun!”
Jeffrey Reddick, Creator of Final DestinationBreak a mirror. Walk under a ladder. Step on a crack. Innocent childhood superstitions … But someone at the Trask Academy of Performing Arts is taking things one deadly step further. Layna Curtis soon realizes the seemingly random, accidental deaths of her friends aren’t random—or accidents—at all. Someone has taken the idea of superstitions to dispose of her classmates. Layna soon uncovers that each escalating, gruesome murder leads closer to its final victim: her. Will Layna’s opening night also be her final bow?
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Angel
by Garry Kilworth
An angel is setting San Francisco afire. To destroy the fallen angels hiding on Earth, it will stop at nothing, no matter how many innocents have to die. Now two police detectives have discovered the terrifying truth behind this epidemic of unexplained fires. But how do you stop an angel?
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Hardcore
by Leonard Schrader
She was lovely, innocent, just fifteen – off on a church outing. And now she’s gone! Her father must find her even if he travels into the pit of Hell itself – into the peep-shows, the massage parlors, into the depths of degradation where the pimps and porno-movie-makers create their sexual phantasmagoria. Afraid, terrified that he’ll find her too late. For the first time ever, the novelization of Paul Schrader’s harrowing family melodrama is available for the digital marketplace.
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Hot in December
by Joe R Lansdale
A psychological fast-paced thriller. One death is only the beginning for Tom and his wife Kelly who witness a fast-driving car killing their innocent neighbor in the street. Tom describes the driver to the police, but there is something he didn’t anticipate: the driver belongs to a powerful criminal gang in East Texas. The criminals make Tom and his family a target, abducting his wife Kelly and threatening his daughter. Now Tom must look to old war comrades for help in a brutal and unforgiving struggle to rescue his wife and bring justice to the notorious gang.
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Saturday Night in Milwaukee
by Gary Brandner
Foaming passion and full-bodied action in the big-hearted city that beer made famous … Here are the people swept up by the powerful pulsebeat of a city where inhibited passions bubbled to the surface when the lid came off on Saturday night in Milwaukee.
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The Players
by Gary Brandner
In the tumultuous, cut-throat world of the tennis superstar, these are the goals that drive men to desperate lengths—that squeeze the last ounce of competitive spirit from them—that propel them into a high-pressure existence where the only release is on the court—or in the white heat of passion.
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The Sterling Standard
by Gary Brandner
Sterling Dane was three women—Beautiful jet-setter—with her elegant, rich friends she traveled to world, skiing, gambling, and partying. International jewel thief—unbeknownst to anyone, Sterling was a modern day Robin Hood, always one step ahead of Nicole Rulan, the Interpol agent determined to catch her. Lover—it was out of love for Raoul Costa, the greatest jewel thief of all, that Nicole sought out the most challenging crimes. For she hoped that the lure of the Rashman ruby, stolen by King Kahlil, might finally enable her to snare her greatest prize, the man of her dreams.
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Small Island
by Anthony Pignataro
Charley Ridgway is a bored bartender living on Maui’s Westside. But when meets a beautiful former b-movie star and her millionaire developer boyfriend, his life suddenly gets too interesting even for him.
-
Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy
by Thommy Hutson
“The ultimate dream and/or nightmare for Freddy Krueger fans.”
Entertainment Weekly “Must” List“Even the most hardcore Elm Street and horror movie fan will be surprised at what they read.”
Bloody Disgusting“A must own for fans of the franchise.”
iHorrorNever Sleep Again is the ultimate chronicle of writer and director Wes Craven’s scary, thrilling, and innovative 1984 film. From exploring what spurred mastermind Craven to craft his watershed film, to the beginnings of Robert Shaye’s revolutionary New Line Cinema, and learning how the cast and crew brought their worst nightmares to life. Pieced together with dozens of exclusive new cast and crew interviews, it’s a tale fashioned from the words of those who lived it. This extensively researched, cleverly crafted, comprehensive look back is the definitive account of the film that began what many have called the best, most frightening, and imaginative horror franchise in motion picture history.
-
H.P. Lovecraft in Britain
by Stephen Jones
Beginning with the first correspondence between August Derleth and Victor Gollancz in 1950, this book chronicles every British appearance of the master’s work from 1951’s The Haunter of the Dark & Other Tales of Horror through Jones own 2008 collection, Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales of H.P. Lovecraft. Also included in this book is the H.P. Lovecraft short story, The Horror in the Museum. It’s main character is called Stephen Jones. Is he the same Stephen Jones as the author of H.P. Lovecraft in Britain? Only Lovecraft truly knows.
-
Filmsuck, USA.
by Eileen Jones
For anyone wondering why both Hollywood and independent movies suck so badly lately, this collection of hilariously angry film reviews excoriates the recent film flameouts darkening our multiplexes. An extended introductory rant provides historical perspective on the long decline and fall of the American cinema.
-
Animals, Movies & Minds from Another Time
by Monty Cox
In his own passionate and charismatic words, Monty Cox takes you through his surreal world of primal teeth and claws: how exotic animals – lions, tigers, bears, and more – are trained for film, television, and live acts.
-
Black Glass
by John Shirley
Taking the fall for his younger brother, Richard Candle went from being a cyber cop to a condemned criminal. After four years of “UnMinding”—with his mind suppressed and his body enslaved—he’s released to discover his brother has slipped back into the underworld of the V-Rat: the virtual reality addict. With human society sinking ever deeper into a mire of escapism, Candle fights his way through the world of underground stock markets, conscious programs, flying guns and the trash-walled labyrinth of Rooftown.
-
City Come A-Walkin’
by John Shirley
Stu Cole is struggling to keep his nightclub, Club Anaesthesia, afloat in the face of mob harassment when he’s visited by a manifestation of the city of San Francisco, crystallized into a single enigmatic being. This amoral superhero leads him on a terrifying journey through the rock and roll demimonde as they struggle to save the city,
-
Odd Adventures with your Other Father
by Norman Prentiss
“Beautifully un-categorizable… a heady mix of the surreal, the poignant, the scary, and the heartwarming. A gleeful mash-up of genres, highly recommended!”
– Peter Atkins, author of Morningstar and Big Thunder, screenwriter of Hellraiser II and III, creator of WishmasterBecause one of her fathers died when she was very young, much of Celia’s family knowledge comes from stories her surviving father narrates—road-trip adventures from the mid-80s that explore homophobia in a supernatural context. As she considers these adventures (a rescue mission aided by ghostly hallucinations; a secluded town of strangely shaped inhabitants; a movie star with a monstrous secret), Celia uncovers startling new truths about her family’s past.
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The Big Brain 1 – The Aarvark Affair
by Gary Brandner
Before his birth, even before his conception, everything about Colin Garrett’s life was planned with a single goal in mind: to produce a genius child. The plan was so successful that the standard tests for for intelligence did not measure high enough to rate Colin on their scales. But the one thing the brain wasn’t smart enough to do was to keep his mind power hidden from the Army.
-
The Big Brain 2 – The Beelzebub Business
by Gary Brandner
It’s hell on earth for Colin “the Big Brain” Garrett, when an assignment to investigate the President’s chief advisor on foreign affairs leads him to the Beelzebub Club. The elite club is a haven of sex and Satanism for Senators and other Washington headliners.
-
The Big Brain 3 – Energy Zero
by Gary Brandner
The Big Brain is powerless, and so is the rest of the country. Call it energy crisis, blackout, magnetic warp .. Call It what you will, but there is just no electricity, plain and simple. Lights won’t light, motors won’t start – And without any AC, DC is on its knees, ready to surrender.
-
Weaponized
by Zac Thompson
Truog Island is a desolate place where sexual activity is outlawed. There lives Trip Yash, bored out of his mind. That was until he met Cron. After a night of passion, Cron disappears taking Trip’s virginity with him. A few days later, Trip develops a rash on his hand that eventually blooms into a gun made from his own flesh. It’s not long before Trip becomes a living weapon locked in a battle against an ancient virus that threatens to ruin his island home. As his body continues to change, terrifying forces emerge with the power to weaponize the dead.
-
Rumors of the Marvelous
by Peter Atkins
A brilliant collection of 14 short “ghost stories” by a contemporary master of the fantastic. Previously released as a limited edition hardcover in Great Britain and a finalist for The British Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction Collection. With stories ranging from horror, hints of sci-fi, and fantasy to epic poetry, Peter Atkins delivers all in a style uniquely his own.
-
Big Thunder
by Peter Atkins
A dark avenger from the pages of a 1930s pulp magazine, Strange Thrills, materializes in the present day streets of Manhattan. But he is not the only character coming alive in modern New York, and not even his creator’s fertile imagination could have prefigured the carnage to come.
-
Odd Adventures with your Other Father
by Norman Prentiss
“Beautifully un-categorizable… a heady mix of the surreal, the poignant, the scary, and the heartwarming. A gleeful mash-up of genres, highly recommended!”
– Peter Atkins, author of Morningstar and Big Thunder, screenwriter of Hellraiser II and III, creator of WishmasterBecause one of her fathers died when she was very young, much of Celia’s family knowledge comes from stories her surviving father narrates—road-trip adventures from the mid-80s that explore homophobia in a supernatural context. As she considers these adventures (a rescue mission aided by ghostly hallucinations; a secluded town of strangely shaped inhabitants; a movie star with a monstrous secret), Celia uncovers startling new truths about her family’s past.
-
Billy Lives
by Gary Brandner
Billy Lives is a hard-driving novel about rock music’s dim subculture, where drugs, kinky sex, and easy money can turn a teenager into a millionaire overnight – or make him an old man in a week. Billy Lockett was the king of rock ‘n roll – until a shocking accident cut short his spectacular career.
-
In Sheep’s Clothing
by Chauncey G. Parker III
This novel concerns the epiphany of an idealistic, recent seminary graduate who must learn the bitter life lesson that what appears in front of the reredos does not always conform to the reality behind it, and whether he can do what he knows he must before it is too late.
-
Cameron’s Closet
by Gary Brandner
Cover art by Anthony Yoo
Timothy always bullied his little brother, Cameron. Then a bizarre accident leaves Timothy hanging from a tree. When Cameron becomes the subject of his father’s experiment, his father soon dies. Cameron didn’t know what was behind it all–only that it was living in his closet.
-
A Midsummer Night’s Scream
by David Bergantino
Cover designed by Miguel Cordova and Evelyna Nazari
Think you know Shakespeare? Think again. At Globe University, romance is…complicated. Lenore likes Dimitri who likes Mia who likes Xander who, OK, likes Mia, too. When these mismatched couples are paired off for a summer school “parenting” assignment, trouble is clearly on the horizon – even before a spooky, old-fashioned carnival rolls into town.
-
Black Glass
by John Shirley
Taking the fall for his younger brother, Richard Candle went from being a cyber cop to a condemned criminal. After four years of “UnMinding”—with his mind suppressed and his body enslaved—he’s released to discover his brother has slipped back into the underworld of the V-Rat: the virtual reality addict. With human society sinking ever deeper into a mire of escapism, Candle fights his way through the world of underground stock markets, conscious programs, flying guns and the trash-walled labyrinth of Rooftown.
-
City Come A-Walkin’
by John Shirley
Stu Cole is struggling to keep his nightclub, Club Anaesthesia, afloat in the face of mob harassment when he’s visited by a manifestation of the city of San Francisco, crystallized into a single enigmatic being. This amoral superhero leads him on a terrifying journey through the rock and roll demimonde as they struggle to save the city,
-
Coyote Rage
by Owl Goingback
Coyote is on a murderous hunt, leaving behind a trail of carnage. The shape-shifter is determined to kill the human representatives to the Great Council in Galun’lati, eliminating the rule of mankind in the New World. But Raven has overheard the Trickster’s evil plan, and will do anything to protect Luther Watie and his daughter, Sarah Reynolds, even if it means turning his skin inside out. The forces of evil are aligning in two very different worlds. Can mankind be saved, or will creatures of fur and fangs once again reign supreme?
-
Tribal Screams
by Owl Goingback
“Owl Goingback is a hell of a writer.” Neil Gaiman
“Owl Goingback is a writer of great skill. I love his work. This is a wonderful collection of stories that will set all of us to thinking.” George A. Romero
“Owl Goingback remains one of our most accomplished writers of horror fiction.” Terry BrooksTribal Screams is a compelling collection of fantasy and horror stories by Owl Goingback. Gathered together for the very first time, these often hard to find tales include “Grass Dancer,” a Nebula Award Nominee for best short story of the year.
-
Evil Whispers
by Owl Goingback
When Robert and Janet Patterson decided on a backwoods Florida town for a vacation spot for them and their young daughter, they should have listened to the local legends about the black water lagoons. They should have also listened to their daughter, Krissy, when she told them about the whispers in the woods. Now, Krissy’s disappeared, and whatever took her is coming back for more.
-
Bubba and the Cosmic Blood-Suckers / Bubba Ho-Tep
by Joe R. Lansdale
BUBBA HO-TEP – Elvis is spending his golden years at the Mud Creek Shady Grove Convalescence Home alongside a man claiming to be President John F. Kennedy. Strange sights and sounds leads the two to discover an ancient Egyptian mummy stalking the corridors of their retirement home. They soon face off against the monster…but will anyone believe their story or shrug it off as more tall tales?
BUBBA AND THE COSMIC BLOOD-SUCKERS – Years before facing the cowboy hat-wearing mummy Bubba Ho-Tep in an East Texas retirement home, Elvis finds himself battling interdimensional body-desiccating beings at the behest of his manager, Colonel Parker. Joining him on this journey is clairvoyant Blind Man, master-planner Jack, hammer-swinging John Henry, bodyguard Johnny Smack, and trainee Jenny Jo Dallas. Down in New Orleans awaits the Big Mama, who would like nothing more than to drain the “Jacked-Up Mojo” from the group.
-
Old Fears
by John Wooley & Ron Wolfe
After twenty years away, Mick Winters has come home to find his worst childhood fears waiting for him. The spider so big it fills the mouth of the culvert. The black shadow lurking in the old coal pit. The slithering thing under the bed. Old fears, nothing but figments of a child’s imagination. Except — why is Jerry Meyers lying in the morgue with a torn jugular full of insect venom? What’s terrorizing the miners of Tanapah, Oklahoma? And what dragged Mike Henshaw beneath his bed and suffocated him? A horror epidemic for which there is no explanation — and no cure — descends upon the town and turns Mick’s dream vacation into a nightmare where old fears become deadly realities.
-
Odd Adventures with your Other Father
by Norman Prentiss
“Beautifully un-categorizable… a heady mix of the surreal, the poignant, the scary, and the heartwarming. A gleeful mash-up of genres, highly recommended!”
– Peter Atkins, author of Morningstar and Big Thunder, screenwriter of Hellraiser II and III, creator of WishmasterBecause one of her fathers died when she was very young, much of Celia’s family knowledge comes from stories her surviving father narrates—road-trip adventures from the mid-80s that explore homophobia in a supernatural context. As she considers these adventures (a rescue mission aided by ghostly hallucinations; a secluded town of strangely shaped inhabitants; a movie star with a monstrous secret), Celia uncovers startling new truths about her family’s past.
-
Killer Flies
by Mark Kendall
FIRST THEY FEASTED ON FARM ANIMALS. THEN THEY FOUND HUMANS…A little girl was dead, attacked and mutilated by some things, creatures of nightmare that were spreading outward like the Black Death, stripping the entire town bare of life.The death toll mounted, with bodies maimed or ripped to shreds, and thousands cowered in the shadows, hiding fearfully from the death out of the skies, the millions of sucking probosci eagerly reaching out for the attack. And terror erupted into uncontrollable panic, as a lone scientist worked feverishly to save a dying population and destroy the KILLER FLIES!
-
Hell-Born
by Gary Brandner
“Almost impossible to put down” – Publishers Weekly
Astragoth is risen.
From the dark night of the centuries he has returned.
He will have his rightful bride or he will utterly destroy the Earth.
He is the HELL-BORN!
-
Hardcore
by Leonard Schrader
She was lovely, innocent, just fifteen – off on a church outing. And now she’s gone! Her father must find her even if he travels into the pit of Hell itself – into the peep-shows, the massage parlors, into the depths of degradation where the pimps and porno-movie-makers create their sexual phantasmagoria. Afraid, terrified that he’ll find her too late. For the first time ever, the novelization of Paul Schrader’s harrowing family melodrama is available for the digital marketplace.
-
East End Girls
by Rena Mason
Cover Art by Lynne Hansen
Three-time Bram Stoker Award winner Rena Mason offers a fascinating new perspective on some of the most-remembered and written about murders in history.
Seized by the vicious killings of Jack the Ripper, Victorian London’s East End is on the brink of ruin. Elizabeth Covington, desperate and failing to follow in her beloved father’s footsteps, risks practicing medicine in the dangerous and neglected Whitechapel District to improve her studies.
Elizabeth crosses paths with a man she believes is the villain, triggering a downward spiral that exposes her to a depth of evil she never knew existed.
Only she knows the truth that drives the madness of a murderer.
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Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy
by Thommy Hutson
“The ultimate dream and/or nightmare for Freddy Krueger fans.”
Entertainment Weekly “Must” List“Even the most hardcore Elm Street and horror movie fan will be surprised at what they read.”
Bloody Disgusting“A must own for fans of the franchise.”
iHorrorNever Sleep Again is the ultimate chronicle of writer and director Wes Craven’s scary, thrilling, and innovative 1984 film. From exploring what spurred mastermind Craven to craft his watershed film, to the beginnings of Robert Shaye’s revolutionary New Line Cinema, and learning how the cast and crew brought their worst nightmares to life. Pieced together with dozens of exclusive new cast and crew interviews, it’s a tale fashioned from the words of those who lived it. This extensively researched, cleverly crafted, comprehensive look back is the definitive account of the film that began what many have called the best, most frightening, and imaginative horror franchise in motion picture history.
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Jinxed
by Thommy Hutson
Gold Medal Winner for Fiction: Horror—2019 International Book Awards
“… a gore-filled throwback to the classic teen slasher flick genre …”
Publishers Weekly“… a Must Read for Classic Horror Fans … Inevitable and shocking. Brutal and beautiful.”
Waylon Jordan, iHorror.com“…the teen whodunit that Wes Craven and Lois Duncan never made… the best new slasher franchise since Scream.”
Peter M. Bracke, Author of Crystal Lake Memories: The Complete History of Friday the 13th“A dark, tension-filled thriller that’s wicked to the very end. Bad luck was never so much fun!”
Jeffrey Reddick, Creator of Final DestinationBreak a mirror. Walk under a ladder. Step on a crack. Innocent childhood superstitions … But someone at the Trask Academy of Performing Arts is taking things one deadly step further. Layna Curtis soon realizes the seemingly random, accidental deaths of her friends aren’t random—or accidents—at all. Someone has taken the idea of superstitions to dispose of her classmates. Layna soon uncovers that each escalating, gruesome murder leads closer to its final victim: her. Will Layna’s opening night also be her final bow?
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H.P. Lovecraft in Britain
by Stephen Jones
Beginning with the first correspondence between August Derleth and Victor Gollancz in 1950, this book chronicles every British appearance of the master’s work from 1951’s The Haunter of the Dark & Other Tales of Horror through Jones own 2008 collection, Necronomicon: The Best Weird Tales of H.P. Lovecraft. Also included in this book is the H.P. Lovecraft short story, The Horror in the Museum. It’s main character is called Stephen Jones. Is he the same Stephen Jones as the author of H.P. Lovecraft in Britain? Only Lovecraft truly knows.
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Angel
by Garry Kilworth
An angel is setting San Francisco afire. To destroy the fallen angels hiding on Earth, it will stop at nothing, no matter how many innocents have to die. Now two police detectives have discovered the terrifying truth behind this epidemic of unexplained fires. But how do you stop an angel?
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Hot in December
by Joe R Lansdale
A psychological fast-paced thriller. One death is only the beginning for Tom and his wife Kelly who witness a fast-driving car killing their innocent neighbor in the street. Tom describes the driver to the police, but there is something he didn’t anticipate: the driver belongs to a powerful criminal gang in East Texas. The criminals make Tom and his family a target, abducting his wife Kelly and threatening his daughter. Now Tom must look to old war comrades for help in a brutal and unforgiving struggle to rescue his wife and bring justice to the notorious gang.
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Walkers
by Gary Brandner
Joanna was one of the dead. But she was brought back to life!
That’s when people began trying to kill her…nice people…the last people in the world anyone would suspect of being capable of murder–people who were already dead… Walkers: The most terrifying novel you’ve ever read!
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Billy Lives
by Gary Brandner
Billy Lives is a hard-driving novel about rock music’s dim subculture, where drugs, kinky sex, and easy money can turn a teenager into a millionaire overnight – or make him an old man in a week. Billy Lockett was the king of rock ‘n roll – until a shocking accident cut short his spectacular career.
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Saturday Night in Milwaukee
by Gary Brandner
Foaming passion and full-bodied action in the big-hearted city that beer made famous … Here are the people swept up by the powerful pulsebeat of a city where inhibited passions bubbled to the surface when the lid came off on Saturday night in Milwaukee.
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The Big Brain 1 – The Aarvark Affair
by Gary Brandner
Before his birth, even before his conception, everything about Colin Garrett’s life was planned with a single goal in mind: to produce a genius child. The plan was so successful that the standard tests for for intelligence did not measure high enough to rate Colin on their scales. But the one thing the brain wasn’t smart enough to do was to keep his mind power hidden from the Army.
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The Big Brain 2 – The Beelzebub Business
by Gary Brandner
It’s hell on earth for Colin “the Big Brain” Garrett, when an assignment to investigate the President’s chief advisor on foreign affairs leads him to the Beelzebub Club. The elite club is a haven of sex and Satanism for Senators and other Washington headliners.
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The Big Brain 3 – Energy Zero
by Gary Brandner
The Big Brain is powerless, and so is the rest of the country. Call it energy crisis, blackout, magnetic warp .. Call It what you will, but there is just no electricity, plain and simple. Lights won’t light, motors won’t start – And without any AC, DC is on its knees, ready to surrender.
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When Werewolves Attack
by Del Howison
The history of lycanthropes stretches back to man’s beginnings. From cave drawings and tribal folklore to the Inquisition and the twentieth century, man’s fascination with werewolves has never wavered. The field of study has been ripped wide open with new information uncovered daily.
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Vicious
by William Schoell
The Evil … It was an obscene evil that could not be quenched with blood or sated with the flesh of its defiled victims. The Terror … It wormed its way into the human brain, devouring the mind, controlling the body and turning its prey into savage creatures lusting for destruction.
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Things that go Bump in the Night
by William Schoell
They dwell in darkness, craving human flesh, thirsting for human blood. Only one man can stop them and keep them from infecting the world–and he is too paralyzed with fear to act.
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The Pact
by William Schoell
Fear of war gripped the heart of young naval recruit Steven Russell. It gnawed at his innards, screamed at him from every New York newspaper, blasted at him from the radio. Poet, dreamer, visionary…he saw a future of blood and bombs…spattered bodies…severed limbs.
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Shivers
by William Schoell
Deep beneath the city streets lurks a creature hideous beyond description, powerful beyond imagining, a creature so dangerous that it can destroy its victims by the virulence of its thoughts. The emanations of its computer-like brain invade every sanctuary, searching for those it would destroy. It is remorseless, cunning and inhuman.
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Saurian
by William Schoell
It appeared mysteriously, at night, and destroyed the town with amazing swiftness. Houses were flattened, the bodies of men, women, and children were crushed and mangled, hundreds were missing, vanished without a trace. No one knew what had happened or why. Years later, the sole survivor of the holocaust, Tom Bartlett, began to suffer blinding visions — visions of a huge creature unparallelled in size, intelligence, and evil.
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Late at Night
by William Schoell
They had gathered for a weekend on notorious Lammerty Island, a harsh outcropping of rock off the coast of Maine with an unsavory reputation for repeated violence and bloodshed. But none of the assembled guests believed rumors of an evil psychic force emanating from the accumulated atrocities of the past and awaiting the summons of an uncanny power.
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Fatal Beauty
by William Schoell
They called it porodyne. A bizarre by-product of bio-engineering, porodyne has been found — quite accidentally — to have some very special properties. Properties that could render cosmetic surgery obsolete. Properties that could turn Barrows Industries into a billion-dollar gold mine. The changes porodyne makes in human skin are permanent. It could mean new life for burn victims, people scarred by accidents, old folk yearning to be young again, models who insist on being more beautiful…
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Dragon
by William Schoell
Photographer Eddie Drake jumped at the chance to join an archaeological expedition to the lost city of El Lobo. But he was utterly unprepared for their bizarre discovery of seemingly endless caverns beneath the Mexican mesa–caverns formed of living flesh!
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The Players
by Gary Brandner
In the tumultuous, cut-throat world of the tennis superstar, these are the goals that drive men to desperate lengths—that squeeze the last ounce of competitive spirit from them—that propel them into a high-pressure existence where the only release is on the court—or in the white heat of passion.
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Rot
by Gary Brandner
Kyle Brubaker finds little to celebrate in a small Wisconsin town until he meets beautiful and spirited Marianne. But their budding romance is snuffed when they are brutally attacked by three hoodlums. With his life unraveling around him, Kyle accepts an offer of help from a mysterious Gypsy. Soon after that things really go to hell…
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The Boiling Pool
by Gary Brandner
A boy pays a fearful price for a secret older than time. A young wife and mother battles ageless evil in defense of her family. Quiet, prosperous Westbrooke explodes into chaos when the demon is roused from… THE BOILING POOL.
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Carrion
by Gary Brandner
He’s America’s newest hero. He possesses the most awesome gift any man can master. He can reach beyond the grave to awaken the dearly departed. But their souls no longer inhabit their bodies. The things that now walk the earth – the things he has brought back – are carrion.
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Cellars
by John Shirley
An ancient evil deep beneath New York City turns subway stations into bloody altars for ritual sacrifice. Monsters made of blood arise from drains, an invisible hellhound devours human flesh, feral children stalk the shadowy streets and make murder a terrifying game.
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The Gristmill Playhouse
by Don Winston
Betty Rose Milenski dreams of Broadway. Talented, ambitious, and obsessed, she was the biggest fish in college. But New York is a harsh wake-up. Unemployed and ignored, she faces a career as cocktail waitress instead of on the stage. And the clock is ticking. She jumps at an internship at the country’s most famous summer stock playhouse. There, she discovers that she is being groomed for her for a final curtain call or is she going mad?
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The Sterling Standard
by Gary Brandner
Sterling Dane was three women—Beautiful jet-setter—with her elegant, rich friends she traveled to world, skiing, gambling, and partying. International jewel thief—unbeknownst to anyone, Sterling was a modern day Robin Hood, always one step ahead of Nicole Rulan, the Interpol agent determined to catch her. Lover—it was out of love for Raoul Costa, the greatest jewel thief of all, that Nicole sought out the most challenging crimes. For she hoped that the lure of the Rashman ruby, stolen by King Kahlil, might finally enable her to snare her greatest prize, the man of her dreams.
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Small Island
by Anthony Pignataro
Charley Ridgway is a bored bartender living on Maui’s Westside. But when meets a beautiful former b-movie star and her millionaire developer boyfriend, his life suddenly gets too interesting even for him.
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Weaponized
by Zac Thompson
Truog Island is a desolate place where sexual activity is outlawed. There lives Trip Yash, bored out of his mind. That was until he met Cron. After a night of passion, Cron disappears taking Trip’s virginity with him. A few days later, Trip develops a rash on his hand that eventually blooms into a gun made from his own flesh. It’s not long before Trip becomes a living weapon locked in a battle against an ancient virus that threatens to ruin his island home. As his body continues to change, terrifying forces emerge with the power to weaponize the dead.
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Rumors of the Marvelous
by Peter Atkins
A brilliant collection of 14 short “ghost stories” by a contemporary master of the fantastic. Previously released as a limited edition hardcover in Great Britain and a finalist for The British Fantasy Award for Best Short Fiction Collection. With stories ranging from horror, hints of sci-fi, and fantasy to epic poetry, Peter Atkins delivers all in a style uniquely his own.
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Big Thunder
by Peter Atkins
A dark avenger from the pages of a 1930s pulp magazine, Strange Thrills, materializes in the present day streets of Manhattan. But he is not the only character coming alive in modern New York, and not even his creator’s fertile imagination could have prefigured the carnage to come.
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Filmsuck, USA.
by Eileen Jones
For anyone wondering why both Hollywood and independent movies suck so badly lately, this collection of hilariously angry film reviews excoriates the recent film flameouts darkening our multiplexes. An extended introductory rant provides historical perspective on the long decline and fall of the American cinema.
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Animals, Movies & Minds from Another Time
by Monty Cox
In his own passionate and charismatic words, Monty Cox takes you through his surreal world of primal teeth and claws: how exotic animals – lions, tigers, bears, and more – are trained for film, television, and live acts.
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Our Lady of the Inferno
by Preston Fassel
In the Spring of 1983, Ginny Kurva, is a twenty-one year old, alcoholic prostitute working Times Square in order to care for her paraplegic younger sister. Nicolette Aster, is a middle-aged waste management executive at a landfill who moonlights as a cannibalistic killer, and has begun stalking Ginny. But Ginny is far more dangerous than she appears, and poses just as much a threat to Nicolette.
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Killing Time
by John Penney
Daniel’s life takes a terrifying turn when a woman staggers out of the darkness, bloodied and beaten. Pleading for his help, she warns that her attacker is after her. He takes her in, but while trying to call for help, he hears her blood-curdling scream from the other room. He frantically searches but cannot to find her. Who was she? Who was trying to kill her? This sends him on an obsessive quest…
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Hot Splices
by Mike Watt
If you do not love film… If you do not wish to devour it as it devours you… If all you seek from film is entertainment… …This is not the book for you. From filmmaker Mike Watt, author of “Phobophobia” and “Suicide Machine”, director of “Razor Days” and “A Feast of Flesh”, comes a brand new collection of horror fiction. You’ll never watch a movie again without also feeling like you’re being watched.
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In Sheep’s Clothing
by Chauncey G. Parker III
This novel concerns the epiphany of an idealistic, recent seminary graduate who must learn the bitter life lesson that what appears in front of the reredos does not always conform to the reality behind it, and whether he can do what he knows he must before it is too late.