Lisamarie Lamb

Some Body's At The Door is a collection of 14 tales to chill the soul and to haunt the mind. Duncan Kennedy thinks he is alone in his hotel room. But who is knocking at the door? A woman wants to win... at any cost. A little girl refuses to grow up, and a little boy isn't allowed to. Paul Colenrook believes a monster lurks in the plughole. Maybe he's right. He probably is.

Some Body's At The Door

Carly Clare needs to get away from it all for a while. There have been... problems at work. So she and her mother, Rachael, and her grandmother, Nan, take a little trip to a vineyard and hotel. And it's all fun and games until the bodies start piling up. A holiday shouldn't be such hard work; this one is murder.

Perfect Murder

Cold Calling... a collection of stories that will make you think and make you shudder. The common theme in these short stories is greed. But whether that greed is good or bad, and whether the consequences are fair, well, that's down to you to decide. Just don't answer the door when someone starts knocking... You might not like what you find on the other side.

Cold Calling

Lee Mountford

Ivy Sinclair

Mathias Jansson

Daniel Cotton

Amelia Birch

Mike Casto

Nikki Palomino

Thomas Folske

T. M. Mclean

Andre Sanders

Juan Gutierrez

Kim Stevens

Behind closed doors of the mind secrets lurk, and madness begins. Trapped in a never ending nightmare of torture and pain, I welcome you to tales of macabre. Night falls everywhere, what you don't see is what happens when the shadows hit the walls of the inner-sanctum of the dead. Serrated will show you the likes of which horrors you've never seen behind the walls inside those that crave insanity and thrist for blood.

Serrated Tormenting Tales of Macabre

Pete Clark

Patrick O'Neill

David Dunwoody

Matt Edginton

Kalliroe Agelopoulou

Geoffrey Goodwin

Villipede Publications' first horror and dark speculative fiction anthology will tenderly caress your amygdalae and viciously twist your imagination. With fifteen short stories and four poems from both established and upcoming authors, this haunting collection will force readers to reevaluate their thoughts on what darkness really is: something we're all born of yet perpetually trying to flee; a malevolent force that desires our servitude or destruction-or something that simply wishes to lock us in its cold, scaly, fathomless grip. Or perhaps, even, it's an asylum for our jittery minds and confused hearts-a place of solace where humans may patiently inspect their primal natures and desires . . . a place where the barriers between monster and man begin to shift and break down. The authors' origins span the breadth of the globe: the UK, Greece, Australia, Sweden, the US-and their stories are just as diverse. While the styles and subject matter of the stories may differ greatly, what is consistent is the dedication each author has harnessed to create unique fiction and scenarios of bewitching caliber. Holding Darkness Ad Infinitum in your trembling hands, you may find yourself faced with a simple ultimatum: Do you turn around and embrace the darkness of your own free will . . . or will it embrace you first? Contents: LONGBOAT - Becky Regalado, IN THE WALLS - Adam Millard, LOVE GRUDGE - Dot Wickliff, EARTH, RISEN - Pete Clark, SMUDGE - Jonathan Templar, THE HIGH PRIEST - C. Deskin Rink, STEALING DARKNESS - Geoffrey H. Goodwin, THE WESTHOFF VERSION - Patrick O'Neill, THE BURNING MAN - Tony Flynn, BLESS ME FATHER - Lisamarie Lamb, A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS - Lawrence Salani PILING UP - Kallirroe Agelopoulou, DOOR TO INSANITY - Mathias Jansson, BRANNIGAN'S WINDOW - John Mc Caffrey, THE SONG THAT CRAWLED - Adam S. House, HUNGRY AS THE WIND - Jonathan Moon, THE GOOD MAN - David Dunwoody, THE UNDERTAKER'S MELANCHOLY - Sydney Leigh, THE TUNNEL RECORD - J. Daniel Stone WITH ARTWORK FROM: Wednesday Wolf, David Shearer, Justin Wheeler, Mark Thompson (Monstark Studios), Eric Ford, Dennis Anderson (Dennis A!), Luke Spooner (Carrion House), Adam Domville, Stephen Cooney, and Matt Edginton.

Villipede Horror Anthology 1

Darkness Ad Infinitum

Stephanie Ellis

Richard Freeman

David Croser

O. Humphreys

Nick Walters

James Brogden

Jon Charles

T. McLean

Ken MacGregor

Ross Baxter

Scott Harper

James Dorr

Stewart Hotston

William Meikle

Horror is always game for a life; no bone is left unturned, no body ignored in the haunt for a good joke. In the pages that follow, punishments are meted out in inventive fashion, a his-and-hearse mix of stories utterly in tomb with each other. Language, it seems, is truly the Devil's plaything, and why should he have all the good jokes? After all, are we not all entitled to carrion laughing? In the end, dying is awfully good at raising the spirits and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Peace and blood...

Terror Tree Pun Book of Horror Stories

Lisamarie Lamb

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