In Ann Wuehler's 'The Little Visitors' a house on Garwood avenue is visited by trick-or-treaters, nothing out of the ordinary there, right? But look closer, something is very, very wrong. In Christopher Long's story 'The Cleanest Cut' number 10, Chapel Close is unnervingly noisy with rattles and floorboard creaks, but it's the garden you should be wary of. In Ellen Davies' 'Woman Downstairs' a woman longing for a baby experiences a time-slip - or is it? In Carrie Hardman's 'The Missing List' a community is afflicted by the disappearance of their youngest children. Nobody knows why or who is taking them. Annie Greene's chill-to-the-bone story, 'Monster in a Box' tells of a single woman sending off for a mail-order monster that can be moulded into whatever form she desires. Her creation fulfils more than she could dream of. Dan Coxon's 'Ones and Zeros' tells of a troubled programmer's arrival at her new home - is the house really moving? Or is it just her imagination? Who are the ten little boys that watch Dafydd outside his window in Alys Hobbs' 'Cross the Beck'. Something happened to Amy Shelling and she has returned after ten years away. But how has she changed? Make sure you look at her photograph very carefully, in David Hartley's story, 'The Incorcist'. In Verity Holloway's tale 'Florabelle' a photograph stolen from the pocket of a dead girl's father unfolds a series of unnerving events in this wonderfully atmospheric Christmas ghost story. Catrin Kean's 'Sirens' is a chilling story that tracks the journey of a girl running away from something dreadful. She finds herself at the edge of the sea in a strange hamlet of abandoned and dilapidated houses. But she is not alone.

The Ghastling: Book Ten

Literature & Fiction

Coxon, Dan

Literary

Ghastling

When Eliot first spies the booth at the end of the pier, he wonders what it is. The canvas is faded, the striped pattern barely visible beneath years of dirt. The wooden boards are stained and bare. It's the crude, handwritten sign that draws him closer, makes him reach out to pull the curtain aside. Enter the Shadow Booth, it says, and you will never be the same again. Welcome to The Shadow Booth, a new journal of weird and eerie fiction, edited by Dan Coxon. Drawing its inspiration from the likes of Thomas Ligotti and Robert Aickman, The Shadow Booth explores that dark, murky hinterland between mainstream horror and literary fiction. Volume 1 contains stories by: Gary Budden, Dan Carpenter, Malcolm Devlin, Stephen Hargadon, David Hartley, Richard V. Hirst, Timothy J. Jarvis, Alison Moore, Annie Neugebauer, Sarah Read, Joseph Sale, Richard Thomas and Paul Tremblay.

The Shadow Booth: Vol. 1

TREMBLAY, Paul

MOORE, ALISON

Thomas, Richard

Read, Sarah

Devlin, Malcolm

Budden, Gary

Hirst, Richard V.

Hargadon, Stephen

Neugubauer, Annie

Genre Fiction

Independently published

The Shadow Booth: Vol. 2

Morris, Mark

Whiteley, Aliya

Logan, Kirsty

Mains, Johnny

Vaught, Anna

Rees, Gareth E.

MOORE, RALPH ROBERT

Emelumadu, Chikodili

Repetto, Giovanna

The Shadow Booth: Vol. 3

Shearman, Robert

Neugebauer, Annie

Major, Tim

Hand, Jill

Castro, Raquel

Birkbeck, Judy

Holloway, Verity

Wolos, Gregory J.

Something strange is happening on British shores. Britain has a long history of folk tales, ghost stories and other uncanny fictions, and these literary ley lines are still shimmering beneath the surface of this green and pleasant land. Every few generations this strangeness crawls out from the dark places of the British imagination, seeping into our art and culture. We are living through such a time. This Dreaming Isle is an anthology of new horror stories and weird fiction with a distinctly British flavour. It collects together fifteen brand new horrifying or unsettling stories that draw upon the landscape and history of the British Isles for their inspiration. Some explore the realms of myth and legend, others are firmly rooted in the present, engaging with the countrys forgotten spaces. Featuring new stories from: Ramsey Campbell, multi-award winning author of over 40 novels Andrew Michael Hurley, author of The Loney and Devils Day Catriona Ward, author of Rawblood and Little Eve Robert Shearman, World Fantasy Award, British Fantasy Award and Shirley Jackson Award winning author of four collections Jenn Ashworth, author of Fell, Cold Light and more Gareth E. Rees, author of Marshland and The Stone Tide Tim Lebbon, screenwriter and author of over 35 books including Dusk, The Silence and Relics Alison Littlewood, author of The Crow Garden, The Hidden People and more Aliya Whiteley, author of The Beauty, The Arrival of Missives and The Loosening Skin (forthcoming from Unsung Stories) Stephen Volk, screenwriter and author of Whitstable, Monsters in the Heart and more Kirsty Logan, author of The Gloaming, The Gracekeepers, A Portable Shelter and The Rental Heart James Miller, author of UnAmerican Activities, Lost Boys and Sunshine State Jeannette Ng, author of Under the Pendulum Sun Richard V

This Dreaming Isle

Short Stories & Anthologies

Unsung Stories

A series of micro-collections featuring a selection of peculiar tales from the best in horror and speculative fiction. From Black Shuck Books and Dan Coxon comes Green Fingers, the nineteenth in the Black Shuck SHADOWS series.

Green Fingers (Black Shuck Shadows)

Black Shuck Books

A young man joins a circus where the mysterious ringmaster is more interested in watching him fail. An immigrant worker forms an unlikely alliance with his housing estate's foxes. A fraudulent accountant goes on the run, but loses herself in the dry heat of Australia. This debut collection from Dan Coxon unearths the no man's land between dreams and nightmares, a place where the strange is constantly threatening to seep through into our everyday reality. Populated by the lost and the downtrodden, the forgotten and the estranged, these stories follow in the tradition of Thomas Ligotti, Robert Aickman and Joel Lane. Because when the dust has settled and the blood has been washed away, Only the Broken Remain.

Only the Broken Remain

The Fiends in the Furrows III: Final Harvest

Please select "See all formats and editions" to choose between a Hardcover w/dust jacket or Case Laminate Hardcover.\nYOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW\nTHE FIENDS IN THE FURROWS III: FINAL HARVEST is a collection of nineteen stories embodying the menacing essence of Folk Horror. 
Folk Horror fans will uncover in these short stories tales of rampant rural monstrosity and agrarian horror within rustic settings, where dread sinks its roots deep into the earth to bring forth a bountiful crop of unforgettable terrors. 
Nosetouch Press is proud to present THE FIENDS IN THE FURROWS III: FINAL HARVEST to horror readers everywhere.\nFEATURING: Die Booth, "Paper Coins" Ryan Cassavaugh, "The Last Honeyboy" Dan Coxon, "Come Sing for the Harrowing" Matt Elphick, "Cooper's Hill" Tracy Fahey, "Witchwalking" J.M. Faulkner, "Radegast" Timothy Granville, "Sarsen Wood" Coy Hall, "Herald of the Red Hen" Fox Claret Hill, "Mrs. Badger's Bones" Charlie Hughes, "The Motley" Rae Knowles, "Mulberry Silk" Thersa Matsuura, "Child of the Gods" Catherine McCarthy, "The Sickle and the Tithe" Damien B. Raphael, "As the Thing is Needed" Zachary Rosenberg, "The Gods That Drift With Us" Melissa A. Szydlek, "Back Yonder" Steve Rasnic Tem, "F is for the Farm" Richard Thomas, "The Keeper of the Light" Alex Wolfgang, "Malleability"

Hughes, Charlie

TEM, Steve Rasnic

Hall, Coy

McCarthy, Catherine

Matsuura, Thersa

Fahey, Tracy

Nosetouch Press

The Book of Carnacki the Ghost-Finder (The Great Detective Universe)

Grant, John Linwood

Marcum, David

BROWN, SIMON

Barrows, Brandon

JACOBS, GEORGE

GOMEL, ELANA

Halliday, Chris

Hughes, Rhys.

Elliott, Jess

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