Matthew A. Clarke

“You’ll never look at a mantis the same way again. Especially if you intend to fuck or marry it.” Sean Hawker, Author of The Captive Dwarf Growing up is never easy, especially when the person you love is turning into a giant fucking mantis. Jacoboby Bentley and his friends know little of life outside the Super Mantis Killas (SMK). Their day to day lives consist of drinking cheap booze, good drugs, video games, and the occasional mantis-beatdown. But when Jacoboby’s girlfriend and long-term best friend, Millie, starts to become a mantis, he finds himself questioning everything he has been raised to believe in, unsure of where his loyalties lie. It would be easy to treat her like any other manti-person — regular beatings, chase her out of town, eventually kill her — but is that really what he wants? Or is he willing to turn his back on everyone and everything that he’s ever known in order to spend the rest of his life with her, facing the wrath and retribution of the clan? Things Were Easier Before You Became a Giant Fucking Mantis shoves you into a bizarre world populated by manti-people, clansmen, and a happy little gnome that you would definitely not want to leave alone with your child.

Things Were Easier Before You Became A Giant Fucking Mantis

In the year 2030, a dying scientist released a volatile pathogen into the atmosphere. It granted the elderly a plethora of augmented abilities, near-immortality, and an insatiable bloodlust for the generations that have wronged them. The war between the Greys and the Resistance has now been raging for over two hundred years. The Resistance are all but defeated. Their survival depends on the success of one man’s mission — infiltrate the Grey’s sanctum and retrieve the antivirus. Raised in solitary confinement on a strict diet of cigars and alcohol, Wilhelm Baggotry has successfully prematurely aged his body to that of a ninety-year-old. But will it be enough to fool the Greys and gain their trust? Or will the Resistance be destroyed, and youth become a thing of the past? Coffin Dodgers is a bizarre tale of love, loss, and depravity that is guaranteed to leave you with an irrational aversion to butterscotch.

Coffin Dodgers

Kayla Krantz

R. E. Sargent

Jon Miller

Steven Pajak

Mark Young

Claire Brown

Bridgett Nelson

Chisto Healy

T. M. Brown

T. M. Morgan

Chris Wilkerson

A Collaborative Horror Experience

Devil's Gulch

"A horror filled look at the reality of the damage internet trolls can cause, with a touch of bizarro." Kevin J. Kennedy, author of Halloween Land. Scotty is no stranger to being bullied, but after a chance encounter on an online chatroom, finds hope in Rebecca. Scotty is about to find out that people on the internet can be worse than people in real life. ------- Facebook. Twitter. These are the places the modern troll thrives. How far would you be willing to go to bring a troll to justice?

TROLL

Kevin J. Kennedy

Lex H. Jones

David Owain Hughes

Veronica Smith

Patrick Reuman

Steve Stred

Matthew V. Brockmeyer

Zoltan Komor

There's no better way to celebrate the end of the year than with a seasonal mixtape with The Best of Indie Horror: Christmas Edition! Whether you love it or loathe it, Christmas brings out the best and worst in many people the world over -- thus, lighting a fire in the bellies of storytellers who wish to strike warm fuzzies or tantalising terror in reader's hearts. You won't find the warm fuzzy feeling here; that's not what we do! This anthology will dance readers through an array of styles and horror sub-genres, including bizzaro through the looking glass of unique Christmas ornaments; such treats always come with a price. Discover the dark secrets between the Claus' and Krampus that you'll never forget. There's a touch of sci-fi when a lone worker discovers a hidden department in a derelict store. There are family horror tales of obsessive tradition, reunion, and mayhem. This edition promises something festive to satisfy a cornucopia of horror pallets. In this invite-only anthology, KJK Publishing presents 11 new tales of frightful festive horror shenanigans from: Matthew V. Brockmeyer, Eric Butler, Matthew A. Clarke, David Owain Hughes, Lex H Jones, Kevin J. Kennedy, Zoltán Komor, Patrick Reuman, RJ Roles, Veronica Smith and Steve Stred. Don't forget the milk and cookies, and be good kids -- someone is always watching. Those damn elves are not to be trusted!

Christmas Edition

The Best of Indie Horror

Matthew A. Clarke

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