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Lingua:Libri ItalianiJohnny Headcase-big, tough as nails and surprisingly quick, especially with a gun and a roll of quarters. When he finds out vampires have invaded his town, he doesn't hesitate to fight back. Pretty soon, though, he realizes just how many there are, and calls in reinforcements.
Katya-a healer and an inventor with a big heart. While quick and effective despite the wound or condition, her methods require her to harness and unleash the power of sex.
Lydia-a striking young (not quite human) woman who wears her favorite colors of pink and black shamelessly. She's fast and strong with a heart full of fiery determination and she's out for redemption, one bounty at a time.
Gavin-a wise ass werewolf who ditched his last name with the rest of his history. He lives to fight, loves to joke around and is fiercely loyal to his friends.
The four band together and join forces to take down King City's Master Vampire and his horde of vampires, demons, trolls and other monsters unleashed on the city in an effort to rebuild King City in his own twisted image.
All four parts combined into one complete novel.
- Part 1 - Bad Coffee and Worse Luck
- Part 2 - Coldblooded Hot Demons
- Part 3 - Upping The Stakes
- Part 4 - Storming The Castle
HEADCASE: Origins Bonus Material contains the four origin stories found in the original serialized 4-part novel as well as four additional bonus birthday stories for Johnny, Katya, Lydia and Gavin.
"A lighthearted, bonkers romp filled with over-the-top violence and casual sex, Headcase is what you'd get if the Underworld movies had a baby with Deadpool." - Patrick Freivald, Bram Stoker Award nominated author of JADE SKY and MURMUR.
"Like the A-Team on steroids, Johnny Headcase and his misfit team of bounty hunters are on the case to bring down a gang of vampires in seedy King City. Funny and fast, and with a great retro vibe, MacGregor and Lipp's HEADCASE is a riotous and irreverent supernatural crime noir for grown-ups. A ripper of a tale." - Lee Murray, award-winning author of Into the Mist.
He's crossed your path more than once, whispering in your ear, pointing out little temptations.
You're more than familiar with him. And yet he's one of the most unknowable beings in all reality. But by the time you're done with this book, he'll be... THE DEVIL YOU KNOW BETTER.
Collected here are twenty twisted tales of encounters with humanity's immortal adversary -- stories that will chill, thrill, incite, and delight -- delivered from some of the most imaginative minds our species has to offer!
Mike Baron
Ravenna Blazecroft
Richard J. Brewer
Hart D. Fisher
L.N. Hunter
Charlie Jones
Ken MacGregor
James Maxey
Tim McDaniel
Damascus Mincemeyer
Lena Ng
Diana Olney
P. Anthony Ramanauskas
Troy Riser
Edward R. Rosick
Nadia Steven Rysing
Rose Strickman
Anna Taborska
Stanley B. Webb
Ray Zacek
Not with 18 scary tales of flash fiction filled with yuletide goodness.
Shallow Waters is an official monthly flash fiction contest hosted by Crystal Lake Publishing, with different themes each month. The best submissions every month are then posted on Crystal Lake’s Patreon page (a behind the scenes community of readers and authors), where patrons read daily entries and vote for the winner (you don’t have to be a patron to enter). Come find Crystal Lake Publishing on Patreon to vote in future contests (or gain access to our Still Water Bay series and so much more). Be sure to check out the Shallow Waters series page here on Amazon, where you’ll find volume 1 for free.
This Christmas Horror flash fiction anthology includes:
Introduction by Joe Mynhardt
“Julaften Heks” by Anthony D Redden
“Welcome to the Party, Pal by William Meikle
“Santapocalypse” by Ken MacGregor
“Red Christmas” by Taylor Grant
“Mrs. Claus” by Francesca Maria
“Thirteen Fun Facts for Your Office Holiday Party” by C. C. Dockins
“Charlie-in-the-Box” by Vivian Kasley
“A Very Weird Christmas” by Madison McSweeney
“Snow Job” by Trish Wilson
“Pretty Lights” by Theresa Derwin
“Match, Wish, Girl” by Stephanie Parent
“If the Elf Moves, Kill It” by Matt Bliss
“Christmas at 19b” by Karen Bayly
“The Naughty List” by Tom Deady
“Ho, Ho, Help Me!” by Kenneth W. Cain
“Reindeer Game” by Jonathan Hyde
“Blue Christmas” by Michael Aaron Harrington
“Christlessmas” by Joseph VanBuren
This anthology is perfect for fans of Christmas Horror books, Holiday Horror, flash fiction, scary stories, classic horror tropes, horror books, mystery thrillers, horror anthologies, and mystery and suspense flash fiction stories. With a bit of dark humor and elves sprinkled over the top.
Proudly represented by Crystal Lake Publishing—Tales from the Darkest Depths.
We believe a more harmonious and supportive society begins with literacy. We believe that a successful life begins with, and is enhanced by, the written word. We believe that not everyone is able or inclined to pick up trash by the side of the road, give blood or donate financially to contribute to their community's well-being.
We know there must be an alternative. We believe that alternative is the Power of The Pen!
A collection of 55 short stories and poetry writing in horror, thriller, and suspense genres written by 33 authors from around the United States. Proceeds from book sales support the community service works of The Haley Sue Foundation..They aren't the earth-shakers, but the quiet ones. Or perhaps the loud, brash ones.
We challenged the writers to give us stories without much more than Small Gods.
They came through, as usual, ranging all over the spectrum, as well as all over the emotional map, from the noir of a god created while smoking a cigarette and doing dishes, to the god of pizza delivery (and all the things that might go wrong).
Come take a journey with some of the deities you might not have known until now.
Blaze Ward Presents #6: Small Gods. One of an occasional series of strange and diverse themes, available at all reputable book dealers (and a few disreputable ones).
Ken MacGregor has a fascination for animals that borders on obsession. Here, for the first time, are all of his animal stories.
Some you'll recognize, of course. Some, however, only exist in these pages. The stories run the gamut from optimistic to horrific. From kid-friendly to pretty gruesome.
In addition to the obvious Lions & Tigers & Weres (that's were-creatures—mostly wolves—mostly one wolf), there are reptiles, rodents, and raptors, along with a menagerie of others.
So, smooth out your fur, preen your feathers, shed your old skin, and enjoy!
Horror awaits.
Evil thrives.
Step with trepidation into these pages as dark descends. Run from murderers, monsters, and ghosts. Chase after the truth, but forget everything you thought you knew. Here is where the monsters lurk, waiting to strike.
The ravenous, the religious, and the unholy lie within these pages, eager to plague the reader as they devour each and every word.
Pixie Forest Publishing brings you our darkest anthology yet, showcasing seventeen tales of terror to keep you up at night. From the supernatural to heart stopping suspense, Dark Descending will leave you sleeping with a light on.
Strange. Beautiful. Shocking. Surreal.
APEX MAGAZINE is a digital dark science fiction and fantasy genre zine that features award-winning short fiction, essays, and interviews. Established in 2009, our fiction has won several Hugo and Nebula Awards.Issue 125 contains the following:
EDITORIAL
Editorial by Jason Sizemore
Words from the Honorary Special Editor by Jeffery Reynolds
ORIGINAL FICTION
COTTONMOUTH by Joelle Wellington
Next to Cleanliness by Rose Keating
Discontinuity by Jared Millet
Candyland by Maggie Slater
Gift for the Cutter Man by D. Thomas Minton
Wake Up, I Miss You by Rachel Swirsky
CLASSIC FICTION
Deep Night by Tenea D. Johnson
The Ever-Dreaming Verdict of Plagues by Jason Sanford
The Rat by Yohanca Delgado
INTERVIEWS
Interview with Author Joelle Wellington by Andrea Johnson
Interview with Author Rose Keating by Andrea Johnson
Interview with Cover Artist Marcela Bolívar by Russell Dickerson
NONFICTION
Alone? Or, How a Survivalist Reality TV Show Defangs Publishing's Narrow Definition of Agency by Maria Dong
Flesh Eggs by Ken MacGregor
REVIEWS
Review of Grave Reservations by Cherie Priest
Review of Malefactor by Robert Repino
Words for Thought: Short Fiction Reviews by A.C. Wise
Canadian Zine of Horror and Dark Fiction.
Issue 4 features:
- an interview with author Matthew G. Rees
- Short horror stories by authors: Malcolm Timperley, Ken MacGregor, Cecilia Kennedy, Susan Cornford, Elana Gomel, Laura J. Campbell, Neil Whitfield, J.W. Wood, David Watson, Nick Petrou, Harris Coverley, H.T. Grossen, and DJ Tyrer.
- Drabbles by Elyse Russell, Miriam H. Harrison, M.M. MacLeod
- Poetry by M.M. MacLeod
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