Ken MacGregor

Ken Goldman

Jack Bantry

Robert Essig

Edward Ahern

Gillian French

Adam Millard

Mike Thorn

Josh Shiben

Gerry Huntman

Ellen Denton

Adrian Ludens

Jay Seate

Kris Ashton

Kerry Lipp

D. M. Kayahara

James Coplin

Bernard McGhee

Louis Rakovich

Joseph Rubas

Welcome to the Campfire.Did you ever go camping as a kid and sit around the fire at night listening to scary stories?These Creepy Campfire stories have that classic campfire feel to them, but they'll also scare the socks off of you! Prepare to be thoroughly creeped out!! Ghosts, monsters, zombies, paranormal phenomena, the sky is the limit. These creepy tales are the new classic campfire stories for this century, and they certainly qualify as EXTREME Horror!!!Featuring works from the newest crop of modern horror writers, including: Kerry G.S. Lipp D.M. KayaharaJoseph Rubas Ken GoldmanGerry Huntman Josh ShibenJay Seate Edward AhernAdrian Ludens Gillian FrenchLouis Rakovich Ellen DentonKris Ashton Mike ThornBernard McGhee Ken MacGregorJames Coplin Adam MillardRobert Essig & Jack Bantry

19 Tales of Extreme Horror

Creepy Campfire Stories (for Grownups)

Aaron Michael Ritchey

Christopher Ficco

Penny Dread Tales Volume IV explores the darker side of steampunk, where demons reign and the human spirit can be as unwholesome and unholy as your worst nightmare. Immerse yourself in this tome of light and darkness. Revel in the triumphs of adventurous heroes and despair in the maleficence of heartless villains, human and inhuman alike. These short stories will take you across the globe and across dimensions. You will find yourself soaring through the skies over America and Europe. You will visit the seedy underside of Seattle, the dusty plains of the southwest, and the great savannahs of darkest Africa. Within these pages are ghosts, demons, and the undead seeking to take your very soul. Necromancers feed upon the blood of the innocent. Murderers and thieves abound, and the line between good and evil blurs to nonexistence. Limitless worlds and landscapes lay within in this latest installment of Penny Dread Tales ... for it is truly Perfidious and Paranormal Punkery of Steam.

Perfidious and Paranormal Punkery of Steam

Penny Dread Tales Volume IV

Deborah Sheldon

Pete Clark

Christopher Pulo

David J. Wing

Gary L. Robbe

Phoebe Reeves-Murray

March to the Grave is a very grim look at the horrors of war. Red Roses and White Flags delves deep into PTSD delirium. No Man's Land follows a fatally wounded soldier and tells of the importance of brotherhood. A Light Just Out of Range explores the chaotic and deplorable conditions of trench warfare. They Can Never Find Out might evoke empathy for a NAZI paranormal team. Guilt weighs heavy in The Blue Light as a wounded marine is haunted by the death of a child on the battlefield. Across The White Desert puts a small team against an unknown evil. Aftermath, the last story in this issue, is a clever parallel that I think would resonate with most veterans.

March to the Grave

Guardian of the Sky Realms

Maree Webster--an "almost-emo" from the western suburbs of Sydney--hates school, has few friends, and is obsessed with angels and fallen angel stories. Life is boring until she decides to steal a famous painting from a small art gallery that has been haunting her dreams: swirling reds, greys and oranges of barely discernible winged figures. There, she meets a stranger who claims to know her and stumbles into a world where cities float in the sky, and daemons roam the barren, magma-spewing crags of the land far below. And all is not well--Maree is turning into something she loves but at the same time, fears. Most fearful of all is the prospect of losing her identity--what makes her Maree, and more importantly, what makes her human. Guardian of the Sky Realms takes the reader on a journey through exotic fantasy lands, as well as across the globe, from Sydney to Paris, from the Himalayas to Manhattan. At its heart, it is a novel about transformation.

Lee Clark Zumpe

Neil Leckman

Marija Elektra Rodriguez

 Matthew Wilson

John H. Dromey

Dave Fragments

Rachel Towns

Michael B. Fletcher

George Wilhite

Ron Koppelberger

Greg McWhorter

Becca Borgne

Travis I. Sivart

A. J. Humpage

Tammy A. Branom

Kevin P. Kilburn

Ken L. Jones

What lies beneath brought out a whole range of themes from talented writers as they interpreted it both literally and metaphorically. The stories are wildly different, every one of them worthy of their place in this anthology. If any of them make you wonder just what lies beneath… your home, your work place, your vacation resort… then it will have half done its job. If you like reading it, as you should, then it will have done its job. Enjoy! Check out more Horrified Press & Thirteen Press titles here: horrifiedpress.wordpress.com

What Lies Beneath

Gerry Huntman

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