You've been warned! Stay away from Blackwater, Louisiana. Behind the smiles and the southern hospitality lies a dark secret.  You've been warned!  Don't go in the woods. They're haunted.   You've been warned!  Don't go in the lake. There's a dead witch beneath those waters.   Lori Sawyer was raised in these parts. The biracial descendant of a Voodoo Priestess, she's known as "witchy girl" to her friends, Abby and Roxy. But to Lori, Blackwater is a sacred place, a crossroads of old southern, African, and French spirituality to be celebrated, not feared. In fact, it's just the sort of environment to help free Abby from the memory of witnessing her boyfriend's murder.   And from the guilt of having killed him.    In 1985 three friends will embark on a weekend getaway that will change their lives forever.  "Duza and Simmons have succeeded WILDLY in re-creating a classic horror flick from the '80s - on the page! And if anyone knows about '80s horror... it's me." - Steve Johnson, Special FX Legend The Howling, An American Werewolf in London, Big Trouble in Little China, Ghostbusters  "The literary equivalent of the classic horror films of the '80s" - Harry Manfredini, Film Composer Friday the 13th films, Swamp Thing, The Hills Have Eyes 2, Wishmaster

Voodoo Child

Literature & Fiction

Simmons, Wayne

Duza, Andre

Erotica

INFECTED BOOKS

Step into a world filled with racist teenagers, masked assassins, cannibals, a telekinetic hitman, 100 warped Uncle Sams, automobiles with razor-sharp teeth, living graffiti, cartoons that walk and talk, a steroid-addicted pro-athlete, an angry black chic, a washed-up Barbara Walters clone, the threat of a war to end all wars, and a pissed-off zombie bitch out for revenge. When the police finally capture the number one suspect in the Bloody Mary Murders, a single-mother named Natasha Armstrong, nobody believes her story about her twelve-year search for the real killer, a murderous walking corpse who has no eyes but can still see, who moves like a bad stop-motion incarnation, but does so with ethereal grace. Nobody believes her when she tells them about all the bodies, or the people they used as game for the military-style obstacle courses that Bloody Mary and her soldiers, a ragtag group made up mostly of runaways, would build wherever they'd settle in any given town to recruit more soldiers and prepare for the end of civilization as we know it.

Dead Bitch Army

Genre Fiction

Eraserhead Press

The Magazine of Bizarro Fiction, Issue Six

Pierce, Cameron

Shamel, Kevin

Dole, Kevin

Humor & Satire

Eraserhead Pr

Demitrius is a son of a bitch. He breeds vicious dogs for drug-dealers and dog-fighters. But one dog came out very wrong. It is less an animal and more a beast from the depths of hell. This creature perfectly suits Warlock, a local hitman, for a unique purpose. He wants a dog for a special murder but it goes terribly wrong. The hitman's conscience ends up trapped in the demon dog's body and the two begin to merge into one will hunt the town and exact vengeance upon all those that cursed it to this fate worse than death. Andre Duza and Wrath James White present an urban horror novel of revenge, sex, and the beast that is within us all.

Son of a Bitch

White, Wrath James

Deadite Pr

They travel the country, a colorful rag-tag crew of freaks, weirdos, and vagabonds. By day, they entertain families with rides and shows but by night a sinister side of the circus comes out to play. In these tents, the tricks are real. Step right up to see the Toxic Brothers Traveling Carnival! Slithering night stalkers, cursed icons, and killer clowns are just a few of the attractions the Toxic Brothers Traveling Carnival are bringing to town. Technicolor Terrorists is a dayglo bizarro novel of carnie-horror from Andre Duza, the cult favorite author of Dead Bitch Army and Necro Sex Machine.

Technicolor Terrorists

Deadite Press

"From Andre Duza, celebrated author of Dead Bitch Army and WZMB, comes a groundbreaking horror novel told as a transcript of a rockumentary about the first band to go on tour after the zombie apocalypse.  The rock band, Serpentine, had been through a lot of shit. But then, so had the entire world after the dead rose and began consuming the living. They went from selling out stadiums to scavenging for food, shelter, and supplies. Their motto, "No gig is too small," used to mean they would perform anywhere. Now it has come to mean they will survive anything.  But even after the apocalypse, they can't escape their biggest fan--an undead groupie, dressed in a Serpentine t-shirt, that seems to be following them across the country. Even if the world has ended, you gotta go on. Across America, small communities of survivors are rebuilding and trying to recreate the world that was lost. After making contact with one, Serpentine travels there to do what they were born to do--play a goddamn rock-and-fucking-roll show! But the venue isn't interested in only putting on a kick-ass show. The people there have been experimenting with the undead and Serpentine's music could hold a key to moving forward in a world dominated by the walking dead."

No Gig is Too Small

"Andre Duza is one of the most exciting new voices in horror fiction. His prose hits like a fist of razor blades. Get in line early, and enjoy the hell out of the ride.”- Brian Keene, author of The Rising 
When the cops were called to Harrington House Retirement Center, they had no idea of the madness that awaited them. The Coloureds were there. Creatures born from animated television who do not follow our rules of reality or morality. Hellbent on mischief and cruelty, the Coloureds have massacred those unlucky enough to encounter them. For the police now stuck in this nightmare, there may be no way out... 
From one of the most creative and innovative authors in modern horror comes an insane story of technicolor terror, violence, and LSD. 
This new edition features two bonus stories of bizarro horror, “Retrograde” and “Night of the Day of the Celebrated Folks.”

Don't F[Bleep]k with the Coloureds

LONG LIVE THE DEAD! Throughout 2016 - the YEAR OF THE ZOMBIE - cult apocalyptic publisher INFECTED BOOKS released an original zombie-themed novella every month. Featuring a mix of readers' favourite authors and new voices, YEAR OF THE ZOMBIE resulted in a collection of stories like no other. From Somalia to Wales From cruising the ocean to hiding in bunkers From bored kids to ferocious warriors From hunters to the hunted From the beginning of the apocalypse to the post-apocalypse, to the post-post-apocalypse... In print for the first time, and featuring stories by: David Moody (Autumn, Hater) Adam Baker (Outpost, Winter Raven) Rich Hawkins (The Last Plague, The Last Outpost) Iain Rob Wright (The Final Winter, The Gates) Mark Tufo (Zombie Fallout, Indian Hill) Sean T Page (Zombie Survival Manual) Matt Shaw (Sick B*Stards, Rotting Dead F*cks) Wayne Simmons (Flu, Drop Dead Gorgeous) Andre Duza (Jesus Freaks, Voodoo Child) Gary Slaymaker James Plumb Scott McGlasson

Year of the Zombie

MOODY, DAVID

Hawkins, Rich

Tufo, Mark

Page, Sean T.

Shaw, Matt

Rob Wright, Iain

Slaymaker, Gary

Plumb, James

McGlasson, Scott

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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