The eldritch secret behind the USA's clandestine operations, the predatory nature of certain world leaders, cults rising to support their country in the most violent ways they can imagine, tradgedy brought on by children's crafts and murderers close to the powers that be.Is there something terrifying hiding behind the facade of American history and politics? Can the powers that be control the powers that could be? We all have questions we would like to ask our leaders, and sometimes, just sometimes, there are questions we are too afraid to ask. But all of us here in the United States belong, to the American Cult.

American Cult

Literature & Fiction

McKissen, Dustin

Megargee, Jeremy

Press, Madness Heart

Bernard, Charles

Lief, James

Wendt, Phillip

Reid, Judith

Cooper, Jefferson

Genre Fiction

Independently published

2019 New York City Big Book Award Winner - Horror
“This thought-provoking tale makes a strong argument for letting go of past pain.” –Kirkus Reviews
As a child Jimmy Lansford and his sister Kelly suffered crushing poverty, their father’s unexplained and frightening suicide, and their mother’s constant abuse and cruelty. Having grown to be a successful adult, Jimmy must contend with the sudden re-emergence of memories from his childhood in Oklahoma and unexplainable events occurring inside his own home. Is it more than memories that haunt Jimmy? Did his parents suffer from mental illness and addiction, or were they possessed by something even worse—and has that presence arrived to take Jimmy?
The first horror novel from acclaimed author and journalist Dustin McKissen explores the nature of hauntings, the ghosts from our past that haunt our present, and the unbreakable bond between siblings who learn early on they can only rely on each other.

The Poor and The Haunted

Black Rose Writing

In the suburbs of middle America, two men engage in a growing political and social media fight. Their passionate disagreement, though superficially focused on politics, is fed by assumptions about class, economics, immigration, race, and the legacy of a horrific sexual crime. Ultimately the feud leads to violence and tragedy for both families.

The Civil War at Home

Literary

Working Class Books

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