"One of the most intriguing post-apocalyptic novels I've read in a long time," - David Moody, author of Autumn and Hater.A PLAGUE HAS FALLEN ACROSS THE LAND. SLAUGHTER FILLS THE STREETS. ALL SEEMS LOST.After Great Britain is hit by a devastating epidemic, four old friends must cross the war-torn country to get home to their families. But in order to reach their loved ones, they must journey through towns, villages and countryside teeming with the monstrous Infected - mutated people whose only desires are to infect and feed.RUN AND HIDE. SEEK SHELTER. PRAY FOR SALVATION.THE LAST PLAGUE IS HERE.Also includes a bonus novella - AWOL - set at the same time in the outbreak.

The Last Plague (The Plague Series Book 1)

Literature & Fiction

Hawkins, Rich

Genre Fiction

Independently published

It was an English summers day like any other until the snow began to fall and kept falling. Within hours, the entire country was buried beneath a freezing white blanket. And hidden within the blizzard conditions things began to move and kill and feast. Seth is one of the few passengers to survive the train crash. Now he and his fellow survivors face a new world of snow, ice and freezing fog, where they will be hunted like prey in the ruins of Great Britain. They must run. They must hide. They must survive THE COLD.

The Cold

Horrific Tales Publishing

One rainy night in Penbrook, Albie Samways' family disappeared along with the rest of the village's population, spirited away by unknown forces.
In those abandoned streets and houses he encountered hellish creatures, madness and death, ending in a confrontation with the sadistic Doctor Ridings and his cultists.
He barely made it out alive.
Five years later, he lives in a squalid bedsit, miserable and heartbroken, suffering from nightmares and visions of monstrous things.
He mourns.
He mourns for his daughter, Milly, most of all.
Then one day she returns. However she is not the same girl he once knew, and tells him about terrible places, thin places, where gods and monsters reside in the darkness, waiting to enter our world.
But there is worse to come.
Doctor Ridings and his followers are back, and they have plans for her. Horrific plans of black magic and sacrifice.
With no other option, Albie and Milly are forced to go on the run, beginning an epic chase across the country.
He is all that stands between the monsters and his little girl.

Maniac Gods

Sinister Horror Company

FROM BRITISH FANTASY NOMINATED AUTHOR RICH HAWKINS In a town in southern England, people are going missing. Mason, a homeless ex-con, arrives in the town to beg his wife for a second chance and atone for past mistakes. A vampire god once worshipped by ancient Britons has awoken from hibernation and plans to turn Great Britain into a vampire isle. But first, people of the town must be converted, and the gospel spread. Within a week, the town is quarantined by the military, and the nights belong to the undead. There will be no escape for the survivors.

King Carrion

"Black Star Black Sun is my tribute to Lovecraft, Ramsey Campbell, and the haunted fields of Somerset, where I seemed to spend much of my childhood. It's a story about going home and finding horror there when something beyond human understanding begins to invade our reality. It encompasses broken dreams, old memories, lost loved ones and a fundamentally hostile universe. It's the last song of a dying world before it falls to the Black Star." - Rich Hawkins

Black Star, Black Sun (Black Shuck Signature Novellas)

Black Shuck Books

Have you ever seen figures in the clouds, heard voices in the sound of a detuned TV, recognised faces made by the shadows in the corner of a room? Pareidolia is the phenomenon where the mind perceives shapes, or hears voices, where none apparently exist. But what if what you were seeing was really there? What if the voice you heard really was speaking to you, calling you? Pareidolia contains new dark and surreal stories by Tim Major, G.V. Anderson, Sarah Read and many more. Step inside, and see if you see what they do.

Pareidolia

Read, Sarah

Major, Tim

Bond, Charlotte

Braum, Daniel

Holmes, Carly

Chan, Eliza

Anderson, G V

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

Tufo, Mark

Page, Sean T.

Shaw, Matt

Duza, Andre

Rob Wright, Iain

Slaymaker, Gary

Plumb, James

McGlasson, Scott

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A row with a boyfriend leads to unexpected and bloody consequences... A high powered CEO undertakes a highly unusual therapy to take his career to the next level… A mother frantically searches for her child as the world burns… Featuring new fiction by Adam Millard, Matt Shaw, Bracken MacLeod, John Boden, Duncan Ralston, Rich Hawkins, Glenn Rolfe, George Daniel Lea, Tim Curran, WD Gagliani &amp; Dave Benton and Kristopher Rufty. A charity anthology. Edited by Jack Bantry &amp; Kit Power

Splatterpunk Fighting Back

Ralston, Duncan

MacLeod, Bracken

Boden, John

Millard, Adam

Henk, Dan

Benton, Dave

Gagliani, W.D.

George A. Romero was an inspiration to many, and responsible for helping to reanimate the undead into mainstream culture. To honour his legacy, EyeCue Productions have put together a charity anthology, with each story based on the canon he created.  Eighteen stories from indie authors, each one set in the world which Romero created. Some give insights into events from the Dead films, others use the landscape he formed and create something wholly unique, but still governed by the framework within which the films were set. You'll find no running zombies in here, just proper old-school shamblers, set on nothing but ripping people apart and feasting on their flesh!  This book is made by fans, for fans, our humble tribute to a man who set the fire of creativity within so many.  All proceeds will be going to the American Cancer Society, so you can not only enjoy the stories within, but also contribute to trying to beat this deadly disease.  When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth

Stories of the Dead: A Tribute to George A. Romero

Hughes, David Owain

Bradshaw, Duncan P.

Eyecue Productions

Strange Little Girls are made of sugar and spice, and something not quite as nice... The strange little girls are orphans and changelings, suburban princesses, housewives, nuns and monsters. They are quirky and sweet, terrifying and heartbreaking. All of them a little lost, brimming with their own uniqueness. In this strange little book of nineteen tales, Lotte goes swimming with her new fishy friends, Rin is freshly dug up, D'arcy strikes a bargain with the midnight mailman and Adelaide enters the mysterious House of Infinite Diversions. Our girls must fasten their bonnets and straighten their skirts to battle otherworldly dangers and challenging circumstances, internal struggles and doubts – and maybe find out who they really are. Edited by Camilla Bruce and Liv Lingborn. Table of Contents: Fairy Tale Ending by Terra LeMay Deep Down by Tim Jeffreys The Cottage of Curiosities by Annie Neugebauer Black Flower Butterfly by Rich Hawkins Beehive Heart by Angela Rega Annabelle’s Sleepover by Jan Stinchcomb Bones in Boxes by Frances Pauli Marco Polo by Calypso Kane Teeth Bite Harder in the Dark by Sierra July Sisters in the Art of Dying by Megan Neumann The Empty Birdcage by L. Lark Cedar Lake by Ekaterina Sedia Pinhole by Tantra Bensko From Strangers by Ephiny Gale D’arcy Gray and the Midnight Mailman by Ian MacAllister-McDonald Pretty Jennie Greenteeth by Leife Shallcross Where Summer Ends by Colette Aburime We Have Always Lived in the Subdivision by Karen Munro House of Infinite Diversions by Aliya Whiteley

Strange Little Girls

Whiteley, Aliya

Sedia, Ekaterina

Pauli, Frances

Jeffreys, Tim

VARIOUS

MacAllister-McDonald, Ian

LeMay, Terra

Gale, Ephiny

Kane, Calypso

Short Stories & Anthologies

Belladonna Publishing

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