David B. Silva

Robert Swartwood

Things are bad for Clay Miller and George Hitchens. For starters, they're on the run from a posse out for blood. Then, as they ride through the Utah desert, the two come across the crumpled body of a young boy on the brink of death. The boy can't speak, but it's clear he's frightened of something nearby. When asked what's got him so scared, the terrified boy writes three letters in the dirt ... DED By nightfall, Clay and George are tied up in jail. They can't move. They can't speak. They can do nothing but listen to the boy, outside, screaming for his life. Yes, things are bad for Clay and George. And they're only going to get worse.

Walk the Sky

Paul F. Olson

Dale Hoover

A collection of ghost stories, featuring works by Dean Koontz, Ramsey Campbell, Charles Grant, William Nolan, Charles de Lint, Thomas Tessier, and Katherine Ptacek

New Tales of Ghostly Horror

Post Mortem

Child of Darkness

Chase Hanford owns and runs The Last Stop, a little bar with sawdust on the floor and pine paneling on the walls. One night a stranger appears with a peculiar rosewood box that he opens to unleash a hell like no other. Hanford awakes from the aftermath, fighting to save his life, his soul, and his sanity.

All the Lonely People

Richard Chizmar

Night Visions 10

The Disappeared

Continuing the first series of Little Books from Borderlands Press is A Little White Book of Lies. This mini-collection of short fiction is by Bram Stoker Award-winning author and editor David B. Silva. Stories in this collection: Fade In/Fade Out Brothers Never Far from Mind The Hollow Where the Past Lay Buried

David B. Silva

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