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400 DAYS OF OPPRESSION by Wrath James White

• December 30, 2013
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Author: Matthew Warner 400 DAYS OF OPPRESSION Natasha has met the man of her dreams, and there is nothing she wouldn’t do to please him. Kenyatta has taught Natasha about… Read more

THE SEVENTH EQUINOX by Matthew Warner

• December 28, 2013
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Author: Matthew Warner THE SEVENTH EQUINOX Her recent divorce left Bessie Henderson on guard against being exploited by any man. When she escapes to Augusta, Virginia, she’s captivated by the… Read more

FOREVER, IN PIECES by Kurt Fawver

• December 23, 2013
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Author: Kurt Fawver FOREVER, IN PIECES In Kurt’s debut collection of eighteen short stories (half of them previously published), you will find a melange of lost souls, cosmic horrors, wondrous… Read more

ALL-AMERICAN HORROR OF THE 21ST CENTURY: THE FIRST DECADE by Mort Castle

• December 23, 2013
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Editor: Mort Castle  ALL-AMERICAN HORROR OF THE 21ST CENTURY: THE FIRST DECADE 2000-2010 All American Horror of the 21st Century is a compilation of the best short horror fiction published… Read more

Horror Roundtable 14 – Audiobooks

• December 19, 2013
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You can follow the Roundtable discussion in the comments section of this post. Note: the page will not auto refresh, so please use the refresh option on your browser to… Read more

THE SEVENTH EQUINOX by Matthew Warner

• December 12, 2013
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Authors: Matthew Warner THE SEVENTH EQUINOX Her recent divorce left Bessie Henderson on guard against being exploited by any man. When she escapes to Augusta, Virginia, she’s captivated by the… Read more

BLOOD LIST by Patrick & Philip Freivald

• November 24, 2013
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Authors: Patrick & Philip Freivald BLOOD LIST Paul Renner has toyed with the FBI since his first kill. When an anonymous contract threatens his father’s life, his search for answers… Read more

HABEAS CORPSE by Nikki Hopeman

• November 21, 2013
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Author: Nikki Hopeman HABEAS CORPSE Years after the Event, Risers have become a way of life. The resurrected dead may be your cashier, lawyer, or local postman. Theo Walker is… Read more

November in Poetry: Wendy Rathbone’s “Why I Love Dark Poetry”

• November 20, 2013
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With extreme pleasure, I’m thrilled that our guest this month is Wendy Rathbone. She has has had over 500 poems published in various magazines and anthologies including Asimov’s and Strange… Read more

LOST AND FOUND by E. Michael Lewis

• November 20, 2013
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Author: E. Michael Lewis LOST AND FOUND Some things were never meant to be found. When a family goes missing in the wilds of Washington State, veteran outdoorsman Ken Holbrook… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: My Personal Haunted House by John F.D. Taff

• October 31, 2013
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To me, nothing says “Halloween” like a haunted house. And I grew up in one. No, this isn’t a joke or some tongue-in-cheek, cutesy little Halloween story to make you… Read more

Hallowen Haunts 2013: The Land of the True Halloween by Greg Chapman

• October 31, 2013
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I’m an Aussie so what would I know about Halloween, right? Right now in The Land Down Under it’s spring, going on summer. It’s hot, humid and the constant whir… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: Haunted Halloween Party by Joe Augustyn

• October 30, 2013
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Like most of you, I have a lifetime of Halloween memories, starting in that magical bygone era when it was deemed safe for five-year-olds to wander the city streets without… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: That Restless Halloween Feeling by John Mantooth

• October 30, 2013
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Halloween makes me restless. It’s a subtle thing, a bout of nervousness that I can’t seem to quell, a nostalgic remembering, a yearning even. It’s a restlessness tied inexplicably to… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: Stoker Spotlight Interview with Mort Castle

• October 29, 2013
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Mort Castle is the recipient of the Bram Stoker Award® for Superior Achievement in an Anthology for Shadow Show (edited with Sam Weller) as well the recipient of the Bram… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: The Ways We Bleed by Lori Michelle

• October 29, 2013
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January 3, 2011, at 5 PM I stood over the bed watching as his little body breathed, inhale and exhale, then inhale and shudder slightly as he exhaled. I was… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: A Walk in the Mists by Keith Deininger

• October 28, 2013
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My sophomore year in college, I rented, along with a couple of friends, a house within walking distance of the University in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It was a large house,… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: Autumn People by Loren Rhoads

• October 28, 2013
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My October birthday is kind of a holy day for me. I try to take it off, spend it in a graveyard if at all possible. I’ve celebrated my birthday… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: Halloween Stories by Steve Rasnic Tem

• October 27, 2013
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I wasn’t a social kid. I was bookish and shy and a daydreamer. We lived in a very small town and Dad was an alcoholic and everybody knew it. I… Read more

Halloween Haunts 2013: Coming Home to Horror by Rena Mason

• October 27, 2013
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I spent my childhood growing up in Sacramento, California. Halloween for my family meant my dad running out to buy last minute costumes. My youngest sister always got the princess… Read more