<p>Find within seventeen unsettling tales that will ooze under your skin, cozy little tales that twist slowly strange and violent-delightfully dark. There’s a mean doll, a box full of bones-and newspaper clippings, a bank robbery gone horribly wrong-for almost everyone. Daddy’s last train, and the train Uncle Frank catches again and again, a haunted carousel that sparks up the night, an alien abduction, a meeting with the evil Lilith. Foxes. A girl you wouldn’t want to meet in a bar-if you value your ink, a drug of the future with certain finality about it. Many graves dug, barns to die in, and ghosts and more ghosts. Seep into this book.</p>

Dark Tales from the Den

Literature & Fiction

Fox, Dona

Genre Fiction

James Ward Kirk Publishing

Imagine… An old house; one that has stood many generations. WAITING… You step inside and begin to explore. Was this a good idea? You begin to doubt, but continue to step deeper within the eerie darkness. Something stirs above. Should you investigate? Wandering, you reach the second floor landing. In the center of the upstairs hall, directly above, you discover a trap door. You know, the one that leads to something so terrible, you dare not think to touch it, much less attempt to open the latch! Nevertheless, you are drawn to inspect further. Something is stirring above… of this, you have no doubt. You stand upon tiptoe, stretching as far as your fingers will allow, until you grasp the cord attached to the door. With a loud creaking, it opens, releasing a set of stairs, descending before you. Gazing up, there is nothing but a black hole. There! Again! That stirring! Against your better judgement, you begin to climb. Sweat forms upon your brow with each step, as your stomach turns sour. Still, you climb. Those few stairs feel an eternity to ascend. There at the top, nothing. Dark and empty… nothing. Your eyes adjust… Wait! Beneath the cobwebs and years of layered dust, stands a long, wooden chest. Is it locked? Hmmm… You step within the musty room. There, propped against the side of the chest, an old metal rod. You pick it up, using it to pry open what should have been left locked away, eternally. Toys! Old toys! Somewhere in the darkness, a melody plays, soft and haunting. A music box? NO! A small carousel is moving beside you, its once colorful horses bobbing in time. You look about. There are toys everywhere! Old, broken, forgotten toys fill this attic room. A doll, cracked skull, hairless, limbs askew, stares from behind one eye, the other an empty, hollow socket. A rocking horse begins to sway in the corner. Toy soldiers, their green metal chipped and rusted. How odd; they appear in battle stance, staring… Suddenly, the trap door closes. Darkness… the stirring… These toys… You know why they have been locked away. You stand among evil incarnate. The melody stops. No one hears your final cries… TOYS IN THE ATTIC: A COLLECTION OF EVIL PLAYTHINGS is an anthology of horror like no other. Step inside…WELCOME TO THE ATTIC

Toys in the Attic

Lutzke, Chad

Pratt, Essel

KIrk, James Ward

Day, Nicholas

Mays, Jeremy

Woodbury, Sheldon

Edwards, Murphy

Scott, D. S.

Johnson, Alex S.

Crow, Sebastion

Rowe, Coralie

Lopez, Lori R.

Williams, Mimi

Keene, A. Henry

Rushmore, Lemmy

Powell, Rick

H. R. Boldwood

The most hard-core, profane, gory, explicit short stories available. Each carries a message and some of those messages are unpleasant and terrifying. RFC is a collection of stories that other presses refused because of their shocking content, but each story is a solid, well written piece that deserves a home. Demons, Evil people, sea monsters,the unknown: there is something here to offend the most hardened reader. Featuring: Essel Scott Pratt, Alex S Johnson, Mathias Jansson, Dr. Reverend Lance Carbuncle,Toneye Eyenot, Lisa Dabrowski, Mark Woods, Jeremy Maddux, Amanda Lyons, Kerry G.S Lipp Matthew Arkham, Jason Hughes, Christopher Ropes, Susan Simone, Michael Fisher, Jim Goforth, Todd Misura, Stuart Keane, Dona Fox, (Editor's Choice) Kevin J MacLeod Warning: Explicit sex, Gore, Violence,Depravity. Over 21 please.

Rejected For Content: Splattergore

Woods, Mark

Eyenot, Toneye

Dahman, Catt

Simone, Susan

Carbuncle, Lance

Jansson, Mathias

Hughes, Jason

Keane, Stuart

Ropes, Christopher

Goforth, Jim

Lipp, Kerry G. S.

Dabrowski, Lisa

MacLeod, Kevin

Lyons, Amanda

Misura, Todd

Maddux, Jeremy

Arkham, Matthew

Fisher, Michael Fish

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>23 Tales of Terror, Flavors of Fear. Here for your twisted culinary delight we present some of the best horror fiction of 2018. We sincerely hope you survive it.</p>

Trick or Treat Thrillers - Best Horror - 2018

Gray, Roma

Herres, John T.M.

Griffith, Kathryn Meyer

Simpson, David A.

Bell, Andrew

Mac, Jeremy

Carlyle, Howard

Denney, Kerry Alan

Independently published

D is for Demons (A to Z of Horror)

Green, David

Doyle, Matt

Blakey-Novis, P.J.

Bernard, Charles R.

Smith, Mark Anthony

Kamin, J. Herrera

Drane, Lesley

Voeiz, Carmilla

Thynes, Molly

Graveyard Smash: Women of Horror Anthology Volume 2

Aldridge, Christy

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Castro, V.

Taylor, Sonora

Douglas, Ellie

McCarthy, Catherine

Lane, Michelle Renee

Pipe, Janine

Sfetsos, Yolanda

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