There's Something Wrong with Aunty Beth A Collection of Horror Mark Towse ‘I want to take readers on a ride, but, in the end, I want to throw them from the carriage.' There's Something Wrong with Aunty Beth' is a collection of my favorite horror journeys, the best of the best I've taken to date. Twenty terrifying tales with something to suit all horror fans, from straight-up dread to signature Towsey weird. You'll never be the same again, and that's a Towsey guarantee. Within these haunted pages, you'll also find my new novella, 'Mother Dearest.' Mother: A word that should summon trust, loyal ..read more

Failure Jay Wilburn Across the earth, zombies rise to devour the flesh of mankind. An organ transplant patient fights his body as well as the undead to keep his family safe. An MHP Pocket Book featuring themes of: Family Zombies Organ Failure Failure is an intense dystopian read that is centered around Roman and his family. Roman has a health condition and without treatment he knows he won’t be around long. So, he is doing all that he can now to make sure that his family is safe. For such a short read, I was not expecting this book to have such an impact on me. Wilburn immediately drops the ..read more

The Unicorn Killer Candace Nola Frank Franklin has one goal in life, to be the world's most memorable serial killer. But he’s grown bored with his routine and craves something fresh and inspiring. He longs for something that will cement his place in the history books. A late-night infomercial might be the answer to his prayers, in a most unexpected way. Frank Franklin is a bit over the top. He loves his show tunes, grape Fanta and leaving a stack of bodies in his wake. He might just be the happiest serial killer I’ve ever read about. Frank feels the thrill is gone from his dark hobby and deci ..read more

Deeper Than Hell Joshua Millican Drugs. Delirium. Damnation. When Rock-Bottom is just the beginning, you’re bound to end up DEEPER THAN HELL. Fever dreams and conspiracy theories collide in an epic nightmare inspired by William S. Burroughs and Clive Barker. Follow a modern-day Dante and Virgil on a vision quest from the streets of Las Vegas, past subterranean cults and feral colonies, past the military facilities at Wonderland, past any semblance of sanity. There’s life underground! “A richly imagined mashup of transgressive horror and visionary world-building.” - Peter Atkins, author of Mor ..read more

Picking Scabs Susan Snyder "This is my collection. It’s about me, drawn from my imagination and my experiences. These poems have been quite cathartic. A bastardized form of therapy where the same few themes kept inserting themselves over and over like horny puppies. Muzzles, fractured teeth, rape and sexual abuse, scattered things, blood smears and, of course, strange ways of fucking. That’s where my mind has wallowed this past year. I rut in the mud where ladies of polite company fear to tread lest they get some on their Sunday best." --Susan Snyder In this follow-up to 2020’s Broken Nails P ..read more

There's Something in the Water An Extreme Cryptid Tale Eric Butler From the writer of Donn, TX, Kiss Me Where It Smells Funny, and The Pope Lick Massacre. The only thing in the way of Kurt Reedy taking over the whole lake for his development project is Chuck Miller. He’s used every trick in the book, but the man won’t sell his family’s legacy. Running out of time, Reedy is forced to think outside the box to get results. He doesn’t realize that once he does, there’s no turning back. Chuck Miller is the owner of Miller’s Park. He is doing everything he can to keep his family’s legacy going. He ..read more

Bad for Your Teeth Evan Baughfman What terrible secret does Dr. Sharp hide behind his shiny smile? Eleven-year-old Jase and his quirky, new friend, Braxton, discover there may be very good reason to fear their dentist. The boys believe Dr. Xander Sharp, D.D.S. (“Deadly Dr. Sharp”) and his assistant, Alexis, have kidnapped two of their patients and brainwashed the kids’ parents. into thinking their children have gone to “Colorado.” But if the missing middle-schoolers aren’t away in some other state, where could they possibly be? Jase is at a dentist appointment and is a nervous wreck. He’s con ..read more

The Horror Collection: Lost Edition Book 14 in The Horror Collection series brings you the best in new horror from, Russell James, Mark Towse, Tim Curran, Daemon Manx, Lex H. Jones , J.A. Sullivan, Konn Lavery, C.M. Forest, J.R. McConvey, Judith Sonnet, Mark Allan Gunnells, Edward Lee, John Pelan, Steve Stred, Richard Chizmar, Calvin Demmer, Candace Nola, Brian G. Berry & Matthew V. Brockmeyer. The Horror Collection Lost Edition features eighteen short stories with a very impressive lineup. These are some of my favorites. A Perfect Match, Eric’s Tune, Encounter, From a Colder Place, Heart ..read more

Healy has created one hell of an underwater nightmare! The thought of being trapped underwater with whatever lurks below is simply unnerving. My anxiety had anxiety. Let's dive into your recent release The World Beneath part of the Splatter at Sea Series. This was my first time reading your work and I’m impressed by this short story. I have to know if your other books are as intense as this one. My books really vary but I do think tension building is something I’m good at. Comments on my book accidental murderer in Apt 34 were about the feeling of anxiety and building tension. The same with m ..read more

Talk about creepy, gory goodness! It never ends in this book. Berry tosses the reader right on the hill with the soldiers and then boxes you in with some disturbing creatures in the dead of night. Take a look at my Q & A with Brian Berry featuring his book Jungle Rot. Let's dig into your book Jungle Rot. I’m fairly new to your work but have enjoyed what I’ve read so far. What attracted you to the genre you write in? I've been a horror fan since I was six years old. That was mostly due to movies. I used to read FANGORIA prolifically as a kid, and since that time, I've become hooked. But to ..read more