Graveyard People: The Collected Cedar Hill Stories: 1

Literature & Fiction

Gary A. Braunbeck

Genre Fiction

Earthling Publications

Mint condition signed/limited. Numbered 420 out of 450.

In the Midnight Museum

Necessary Evil Press

Nominated for the 2009 Bram Stoker Award for Best Anthology, this book features the latest work from the hottest and most talented horror writers of our day. These are cutting edge selections running the spectrum of the genre, from the spooky spine-tingler to the blood curdling screamer, this book covers it all, hence the title, +Horror Library+.

Horror Library, Volume 3

Michael A. Arnzen

Jeff Strand

John Everson

Kealan Patrick Burke

R. Michael Burns

Bentley, Little

Cutting Block Press

Barbers &amp; Beauties is a flipbook anthology with four stories from male writers on one side, and four stories from female writers on the other side, each exploring the dark possibilities of beauty. It features introductions by Michael Knost and Nancy Eden Siegel, with stories from authors Gary A. Braunbeck, Tim Lebbon, Kaelan Patrick Burke, Lee Thomas, Rhodi Hawk, Roberta Lannes, Fran Friel and Lisa Morton, with cover art by Cortney Skinner.

Barbers & Beauties

LEE, Thomas

Tim Lebbon

Lisa Morton

Rhodi Hawk

Michael Knost

Fran Friel

Roberta Lannes

Hummingbird House Press

Book by Al Sarrantonio, Rick Hautala, Gary A. Braunbeck, Nancy A. Collins, Thomas Tessier

Trick or Treat

Nancy A. Collins

Al Sarrantonio

Thomas Tessier

Rick Hautala

Cemetery Dance Pubns

A brand new collection of original dark fiction concerning itself with people, cars, and the open road. In the novella The Ballad of Road Mama and Daddy Bliss, a man assigned community service duty with the city morgue after a DUI arrest is offered a simple deal: transport an old woman's body back to her hometown, and his record will be wiped clean. But this is no typical old woman, and -- as he soon discovers -- he is taking her to a town that is on no map. The old woman's identity, as well as the reasons behind the town's secret existence, will be revealed to him over the course of a few nightmarish hours between midnight and dawn -- the time when The Road demands its sacrifices. In Congestion, a man who has hated cars all his life finds himself stuck in a traffic jam on a sweltering hot day...a very different type of traffic jam. In Merge Right, a businessman on a long road trip comes to a long and lonely stretch of highway where every sign he passes orders him to MERGE RIGHT. There are no exits in sight, no other cars, no sign of civilization...and there is something very strange about the scenes appearing in his rearview mirror.

Destinations Unknown

Cemetery Dance Publications

From award-winning author Gary A. Braunbeck comes Prodigal Blues, his first foray into non-supernatural horror. After he finds himself stranded at a truck stop in Missouri, Mark Sieber gets one of the biggest shocks of his life when he recognizes the face of a little girl on a Missing poster as belonging to the same little girl he saw only a few minutes before. Looking around for some sign of her, he comes back to his table in the restaurant to find the little sitting there, waiting for him. "I'm sorry, mister," is all she seems capable of saying. As the police and media begin to converge on the truck stop, Mark retreats back to his hotel room to call his wife and let her know what's going on, only to be taken hostage by the same people who released the little girl. But his abductors are little more than children themselves. Ranging in ages from 12 to 19, Mark's abductors are in the process of escaping from a sadistic pedophile known to them only as "Grendel" a man whose practices include torture and mutilation specifically, mutilation of the face. Mark's abductors have all been mutilated by Grendel who may be very close behind them and need someone with a "normal face" to help them carry out their plan for justice and returning home. For the next few days, Mark will come to understand not only the inhuman horror that these children have suffered, but how they eventually learned to fight back and how they discovered that Grendel and his practices are at the center of a very complex network catering to those who tastes run toward the molestation and mutilation of children. Prodigal Blues is perhaps Braunbeck's most suspenseful and emotionally powerful work to date; a story of suffering, depravity, redemption, and in the end the individual's compassion for his or her fellow human beings that can lead some people to finding reserves of courage and determination they never thought they possessed. Terrifying, suspenseful, sometimes surprisingly funny, and ultimately moving, Prodigal Blues is quintessential Braunbeck.

Prodigal Blues

Mona Gallagher is having a very bad day, and it's only going to get worse when she looks into the mirror and sees the enormous swirling dent in her forehead...

Looking Glass (Cemetery Dance Signature Series #1) [Signed and limited]

Joe Hill

Brian Keene

Thomas F. Monteleone

John Skipp

Bev Vincent

Tom Piccirilli

Ray-garton

Robert Morrish

Dominick Canci

Where do you get your ideas? It's probably the most common question an author gets asked during his or her career. This anthology isn't meant to answer that question, but it is designed to give readers a glimpse into how the imagination works. These talented authors were shown a haunting piece of artwork by acclaimed artist Alan M. Clark and then asked: "What worlds do you see hidden inside this painting?" The stories collected in this book are their answers.

Dueling Minds

Gerard Houarner

Jenny Orosel

1888: A killer stalks the streets of London's Whitechapel district, brutally--some would say ritualistically--murdering women. With each slaying, the killer grows bolder, his crimes more extreme. So far, there have been five victims (that we know of): Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly. The story of Jack the Ripper captured lurid headlines and the public's imagination, and the first fictionalization of the Ripper killings, John Francis Brewer's The Curse Upon Mitre Square appeared in October of 1888, mere weeks after the discovery of Jack's first victim. Since then, hundreds of stories have been written about Bloody Jack, his victims, and his legacy. Authors ranging from Marie Belloc Lowndes to Robert Bloch; from Harlan Ellison to Maureen Johnson; from Roger Zelazny to Alan Moore have added their own tales to the Ripper myth. Now, as we arrive at the quasquicentennial of the murders, we bring you a few tales more. From the editor who brought you The Book of Cthulhu comes Tales of Jack the Ripper, featuring new fiction by many of today's darkest dreamers, including Laird Barron, Walter Greatshell, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Ed Kurtz, Joseph S. Pulver Sr., Stanley C. Sargent, E. Catherine Tobler, and many more.

Tales of Jack the Ripper

Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Laird Barron

Alan M. Clark

Ann K. Schwader

joe-r-lansdale

Ramsey, Campbell

Ennis Drake

Walter Greatshell

Word Horde

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