Nathan Robinson

Imagine if you found yourself the attention of the entire world . . . The dysfunctional Keene family awaken one Saturday to find several strangers and neighbours staring at their home. Events turn more bizarre when more hypnotised strangers arrive, all seemingly transfixed with those within the Keene household. As the ominous crowd gathers and grows larger by the hour the Keene's find themselves under siege in their own home. With hundreds, then thousands of bodies pressing against the walls of their home, a rising body count and grim premonitions plaguing their dreams, the family must work together to discover who or what is controlling the Starers.

Starers

Chad Lutzke

Kit Power

Melissa Lason

Michelle Garza

Jack Bantry

Robert Essig

Ryan Harding

Alessandro Manzetti

Ryan Thomas

From the Splatterpunk Award-winning editors of Splatterpunk Fighting Back comes a brand new anthology. Marital dysfunction explodes into violence in a circus sideshow from hell... Three American tourists get more than they bargained for when they visit a very special Mexican brothel... When you work for the cartels, 'trash disposal' has a whole new meaning... Splatterpunk Forever brings you 11 all-new tales of extreme horror, with an introduction by Glenn Rolfe.

Splatterpunk Forever

Containing thirteen stories of intrigue and fear, Devil Let Me Go is the first short story collection from emerging new horror talent, Nathan Robinson, author of the acclaimed Starers and Midway published by Severed Press, and Ketchup on Everything published by Snakebite Publishing. The world has ended, but an old man discovers he's not so alone in 'The House that Creak'd.' A wronged gangster finds himself beaten, battered and bruised and in the deepest of trouble, can he find his way off 'Top of the Heap?' A lonely widow is given a reason for being after a horrific natural disaster, but this gift is not all its 'Crack'd' up to be. Two men meet on a dark and rainy night; one sane, one insane and together on a lonely road that leads to a battle beyond life for love in a destination that is 'Not That Way Home.' If you love your child how far would you go to protect them? When their life is in the balance would it matter if they're 'In One Form or Another?' Lupo is the most despicable of villains, but what would you do 'If you ever meet a girl named Maisie Mae?' What would a girl do to keep her man? Beth asks, what is love? She knows how far she'd go, so 'Eat your Heart out Lorena.' It's time to pack up for the last time, don't leave anything behind; you'll need plenty of 'Banana Boxes' to help you on your way. He's waiting, he wants something you cherish and he can't leave without it. Meet a strange stranger that calls himself 'Brian of the Night.' He's the last person you'd want to meet. Three lifelong friends on a holiday of a lifetime stumble upon a body, soon they'll discover why he waited so long in 'The Skeleton Tree.' A deadly army rises up during the night shift; all 'The Chicken in Black' wants to do is get to the other side. It might be the time for giving, but it's still 'Colder than Hell up here.' Everybody will believe, the world has been turned upside down. Something has 'Fallen.' Each tale takes the reader into the dark heart of humanity and beyond.

Devil Let Me Go

Jeff Strand

Adam Cesare

Shane McKenzie

Paul Shrimpton

Brendan Vidito

Saul Bailey

From the creator of Splatterpunk Zine comes Splatterpunk's Not Dead, an anthology consisting of 8 horror stories, ranging from new upcoming writers to genre favourites, featuring new fiction by Jeff Strand, Adam Cesare, Shane McKenzie, Nathan Robinson, Robert Essig, Brendan Vidito, Saul Bailey and Paul Shrimpton. Edited by Jack Bantry and including an introduction by Jeff Burk, head editor at Deadite Press. Praise for Splatterpunk Zine: "Splatterpunk is 100% the real deal, and if seedy-but-brilliantly-written hardcore horror is your pleasure, guilty or otherwise, I'd say this zine is essential reading." - Kit Power, Ginger Nuts of Horror "These are great days for horror fiction and Splatterpunk is a great return to bloody roots." - John Boden, Shock Totem "It's a zine in the 80s sense of the word... It makes me nostalgic" - Wrath James White "This is an old school handmade hardcore horror fiction zine... I liked it a lot." - Mark Sieber, Horror Drive-In "Bantry is providing a great time for fans of horror fiction. If you haven't jumped on this viscera-covered bandwagon, what are you waiting for?" - Sean Leonard, HorrorNews.net "Splatterpunk Zine has thrown down the gauntlet to any and all challengers, and assumed its place at the head of the pack. This is exactly how underground horror fiction should be, unfettered, uncompromising and deliciously nasty. Horror has a new voice." - Mass Movement "Sometimes you stumble across something and you want to tell the world about it. It happens I've found something I'd like to share, something joyous, yet unsettling, amateur, yet smart. I'm talking about Splatterpunk Zine." - Snakebite Horror

Splatterpunk's Not Dead!

Oren Nimni

In this book of utopian prophecies, the problems of contemporary human society are theorized and textually rectified. The authors expose the dysfunctions embedded in modern life, from shoddy architecture to the existence of police. Featuring over 125 chapters, countless footnotes, an extended bibliography, four appendices, and a full index, this revised and expanded edition of Blueprints for a Sparkling Tomorrow promises to restore the prospects for a civilization gone mad.

Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream

Blueprints for a Sparkling Tomorrow

Nathan Robinson

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