This is it, folks, the end of 2016 is near with December marking the final month of horror for 2016—that’s crazy. What’s even crazier, perhaps, is horror’s ridiculous line-up of f…
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D.J. Doyle, The Celtic Curse: Banshee review
Written by Paula Limbaugh I find myths or folktales an interesting study. Like the urban legend, there is always some obscure basis for how the tale began. You know like a so-called witch curses so…
Dusk’s Warriors Cover Reveal
I am excited to announce that the long-awaited sequel to Night’s Knights is coming in 2017. For a sneak peek, check out this awesome new cover.
Heaven has opened up and welcomed the vampires of Night’s Knights into a new reality. As they struggle to find their place in their new world, trouble brews on Earth.
Demon servant, Ridge, is causing havoc by gathering up all the souls on Earth that have been touched by immortality. When he injures one of the Night’s Knights crew, he launches a war between the vampires of Heaven, the Big Bad in Hell, and a mortal street gang of vigilante misfits.
Will Julien, Markham, and Reidar be able to defeat the evil that’s returned, or will they once again need Jespa’s help?
Cover art by: Carmen Masloski
For those of you unfamiliar with the book, you can listen to the audio version here: Dusk’s…
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2016 Slag Glass City Call for Submissions
This may be worth looking into. Sounds intriguing and very contemporary.
From Slag Glass City:
CRACKS IN THE SIDEWALK: What Fractures Our Cities?
Slag Glass City, a digital journal of the urban essay arts edited by Barrie Jean Borich, seeks inventive and beautifully made nonfiction work from across artistic discipline that circles, questions, contradicts, aggravates, decries, implores, or offers remedy to the experience of URBAN FRACTURE—including: election protests, police violence, gentrification, racism, classicism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, religious intolerance, immigration tensions, guns, domestic abuse, protest, development, neglect, loneliness—or anything from micro aggression to cataclysm that creates fissure, disconnection, and brokenness.
We are accepting submissions November 20, 2016 – February 20, 2017. You may submit nonfiction prose, graphic memoir, video, sound, image + text, photography, mixed media, or any other form of the nonfiction essay arts. The work our 2016 editorial board selects will be published in the online journal AND considered for our miniature print editions.
To SUBMIT TO THE CITY…
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The SeArChInG DEAD – Ramsey Campbell
Interesting.
The Des Lewis Gestalt Real-Time Reviews
My previous reviews of PS PUBLISHING (2016)
When I real-time review this novel (without spoilers), my comments will appear in the thought stream below…
10 Must Read Short Stories
Written by: Paula Limbaugh Okay, so if you read my reviews you have probably figured out that I am a huge fan of short stories. I love the fact that a good story can be told in so few words and sti…
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Hydration
Interesting bit of subtle, everyday horror. Probably a frequent nightmare for many

By Ajay Patri
You wake up with your throat parched drier than the skin of a desert beast. Blinking under the fluorescent lights, you spot a man in white and make little gurgling noises to attract his attention. The words in your head do not reach your lips so you beseech him with your eyes instead. He smiles knowingly and, getting up, sweeps the sheets away to show a tube going into your stomach. A clear liquid trickles into your body, a drop at a time.
That will keep you hydrated.
Bio: Ajay Patri’s work has appeared in Muse India, Spark, Toasted Cheese Literary Journal, and Every Day Fiction, among other places.
The Lovecraftian themes in “Arrival”: a review (very mild spoilers)
Both as a regular filmgoer and as an admirer these past forty-five years of H. P. Lovecraft, I suddenly knew that I was seeing something special.
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New Fiction from Emerian Rich in Dark Dreams
Through the dark recesses of the dreamworld come strange stories of horror, terror and wonder, with a mysterious question: how can so many people have the same dreams?
Read Emerian Rich’s “Vampire Therapy” in this anthology of dream terror, Dark Dreams from Rogue Planet Press
Here are the stories from the minds of: Mark Slade, Thomas M. Malafarina, D. S. Scott, John C. Adams, Emerian Rich, Jason Norton, P. J. Griffin, Mr. Deadman, David Ludford, Joseph J. Patchen, Mark Tompkins, E. S. Wynn, Shawn Clay, Kevin Rees.
Cover and Art by Cameron Hampton
A Short Analysis of William Blake’s ‘A Poison Tree’
WHAT’S FOR DINNER?
Immortal Alexander here. Every Friday I put out another creepy survey for #FearFridays. Last week I asked: While wearing your favorite zombie costume you accidentally go to the wrong party hosted b…
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A Short Analysis of Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘To Helen’
Kidnapped Week: Nightscape Press
World’s Collider – Building the Apocalypse From the very beginning, World’s Collider was a tough sell. The idea bounced around at least four small presses before landing a home as one of Nightscape…
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10 Must Read Possession Novels
While possession films don’t do much to entertain me, I love the way these stories unravel on paper. There’s something extremely disconcerting about the sub-genre, and even if that power fails to p…
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Circus Kane (2017)
Circus Kane is a 2017 American horror film co-produced and directed by Christopher Ray (Mega Shark vs. Kolossus; 2-Headed Shark Attack) from a screenplay by James Cullen Bressack (To Jennifer; Pern…
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Heaven has opened up and welcomed the vampires of Night’s Knights into a new reality. As they struggle to find their place in their new world, trouble brews on Earth.
