From GP comes a collection of 11 tales showcasing the narrative talents of the Gallows authors. THE GALLOWS anthology is the perfect book for readers looking to sample what our talented storytellers have to offer. Includes “Pigs” by Erik Williams, “The Pit” by Kurt Newton, “China” by Gene O’Neill, “Jam” by Mark Allan Gunnells, “Craving Soul Food” by Sam W. Anderson, “Mirror World” by Liam Davies, “Rotting Love” by T.G. Arsenault, “Unknown Causes” by Frank Duffy, “He’s Just a Baby” by Shane McKenzie, “Writer’s Block” by Chris Hedges, and “Children of Filth” by Brian Knight.

The Gallows: An Anthology of Dark Fiction

Literature & Fiction

McKenzie, Shane

Knight, Brian

Newton, Kurt

Gunnells, Mark Allan

Williams, Erik

Arsenault, T.G.

Davies, Liam

Duffy, Frank

Anderson, Sam W.

O’Neill, Gene

Genre Fiction

Gallows Press

Songs of the Underland & Other Macabre Machinations

Press, The Ravens Quoth

TheRavensQuoth

In the poetry cycle, Songs of the Underland, Kurt Newton sets out to describe a nether world of nightmare and shadow where a kind of spiritual penance is meted out. In this hellish landscape of sin and forgiveness, Newton beautifully conveys one man's quest for redemption with an elegance of language both sumptuously precise and brilliantly lyrical.\nKurt Newton is the author of nine collections of poetry. His dark verse has appeared in the pages of Weird Tales, Strange Horizons, Dreams and Nightmares, Spectral Realms and Cosmic Horror Monthly, and in the anthologies Untimely Frost, Death’s Garden, Darkling’s Beasts and Brews, Putrescent Poems, Burning Love & Bleeding Hearts, Infected, and Trickster’s Treats 4.

Fears fade as years pass. They are never as salient or real as they were when you were a child. Unless they are. Though these terrors stem from children, the stories are not for them. From the dark to boogeymen to real life horrors, there is no innocence here. Featuring stories from Adrian Ludens, Alex Schvartsman, Adan Ramie, James Michael Shoberg, Jill Corddry, Robin Kirk, Kurt Newton, Stanley Webb, Shannon Iwanski, Kristin J Cooper, Eric Blair, Amanda Davis, Michael Schutz-Ryan, Lonnie Bricker, Stephanie Madan, Jack Burgos, John Biggs, Kerry B. Black, M.J. Pack, Shenoa Carroll-Bradd, Ian Shoebridge, Mary Pletsch, Lisa Finch, and Douglas Ford covering everything from the monsters under the bed, to the skeletons in the closet, and all of the little fears and insecurities that drive people to become monsters.

Beyond the Nightlight

Ford, Douglas

Davis, Amanda

Messmer, Adrean

Shoberg, James

Corddry, Jill

Kirk, Robin

Webb, Stanley

Iwanski, Shannon

Cooper, Kristin J.

Murder of Storytellers, A

Within these covers are four special cases. Four killers as artful and intelligent as they come. Special because not only did each get away with their hideous acts, each one took the time to write about them. Often times before, sometimes after, on the rare occasion, during. If words could kill, this would be the stuff knives are made of.

The Psycho-Hunter's Casebook

DarkVesper Publishing

Four Killers as Artful and Intelligent as they come. 
One Detective Obsessed with bringing them to Justice. 
22 Poems born of Pain and Death. 
One Haunting Story born out of Madness. 
"Contained within these covers are four special cases. Four killers as artful and intelligent as they come. Special because not only did each get away with the hideous acts that have been attributed to them, they took the time to write about it. Oftentimes before the fact, sometimes after, and on the rare occasion, during. If words could kill, I guess this would be the stuff knives are made of." 
This is the Numbered Limited Edition, signed by the author and limited to only 250 copies. 
Featuring wrap-around cover art by Keith Minnion.

The Psycho-Hunter's Casebook: Limited Edition

Shock Totem steamrolls ahead with its seventh issue, featuring tales of classic horror, creature features, heartbreak and loss! The legendary William F. Nolan offers up “The Horror That Et My Pap—and Other Swamp Stuff,” a tale the likes of which you have never read before. S. Clayton Rhodes delivers “The Gates of Emile Plimpkin: The Gravedigger’s Legacy,” a novelette that veritably oozes horror borne of the 1800s. Damien Angelica Walters (formerly Damien Walters Grintalis) gives us the heartbreaking “Shall I Whisper to You of Moonlight, of Sorrow, of Pieces of Us?” And M. Bennardo supplies this issue’s creature-feature with “Thing In a Bag.” Newcomers are front and center, beginning with the one-two punch of “Consumption” and “Among the Elephants,” by Victoria Jakes and Amberle L. Husbands, respectively. In “The Long Road,” Kristi DeMeester leads us to the water’s dark edge and tempts us to drink deep, drink long, because we are so very thirsty. Rounding things out is Dominik Parisien’s excellent poem, “Smoking, The Old Sergeant Remembers 30 Mins Past Ceasefire.” In addition to all the great fiction, you will find conversations with literary stalwart Laird Barron and Violet LeVoit. The early 70s are explored in the fifth installment of the horror-in-music serial, “Bloodstains &amp; Blue Suede Shoes.” Narrative nonfiction is handled by Kurt Newton, and with “The Hook, the Hole, and the Garden,” John Boden delivers possibly the most heart-wrenching piece of nonfiction ever published in Shock Totem. Come see why Shock Totem is billed as “...one of the strongest horror fiction magazines on the market today” (Hellnotes).

Shock Totem 7: Curious Tales of the Macabre and Twisted

NOLAN, William F.

Barron, Laird

Walters, Damien Angelica

DeMeester, Kristi

Boden, John

Totem, Shock

LeVoit, Violet

Parisien, Dominik

Shock Totem Publications

The first Black Beacon Book of Mystery brings you original and reprinted tales from locked-room mysteries and armchair detective puzzles to noir adventures and police investigations. It includes a brilliant Sherlock Holmes pastiche and the second Oscar Tremont novella. This is the perfect anthology for the avid mystery fan. Follow the clues, put all the pieces together, and solve the case before the detective. The game's afoot!

The Black Beacon Book of Mystery (The Black Beacon Books of Mystery)

Adamson, Mike

Tallerman, David

Floyd, John M.

Pachter, Josh

Trost, Cameron

Richardson, Duncan

Lupton, Robert Allen

Turner, Paulene

Norris, M.H.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Black Beacon Books

Tales of deadly machinery have long fascinated us, from Edgar Allan Poe’s classic pendulum to the Terminator films. Murder and Machinery pays homage to this tradition, offering you gripping tales following this theme but set in different times and places, from colonial America and London during the First World War to dystopian futures on this planet and beyond. Never before has an anthology brought tales of science fiction and suspense together in such a terrifying way, showcasing the nightmarish imagination of authors who know how to play on the reader’s fears and who share those fears of uncontrollable machines, or perhaps even more frightening, of fellow humans mastering technology for their own evil purposes. 
A word of advice before you start. By all means, settle down in your living room and let this anthology of technological terror and mechanical madness enthral you, but first, you might want to lock your doors and switch the power off at the mains. Best keep it low-tech tonight. Trust me. I hope you have candles? 
The Secret Zeppelin - Duncan Richardson 
#Selfie - Linda Brucesmith 
Fargan’s Termination - Paul Williams 
A Little Kindness Goes a Long Way - Chisto Healy 
The Box - Sarah Jane Justice 
The Wheel - Michael Picco 
The Wedge - Kurt Newton 
Tenterhooks - Cameron Trost 
Leonora - Danielle Birch 
Vanitas - James Dorr 
Don - Steve Dubois 
Foul Beasts - Karen Bayly 
A Whole New World - KG McAbee 
Suicide Blonde - Paulene Turner 
Driverless - Robert Bagnall 
The Screen in the Sky - Kerilee S. Nickles 
"Anxiety about machines taking over our existence and eventually becoming the catalyst for our destruction as a species is not a new concept. However, it is one that seems to have been shoved to the back of the fear line in the last decade, the dark fiction genres instead overrun with zombies, serial killers, and spirit possessions. We’ve forgotten, it seems, that the scariest creatures are the ones we usher willingly into our own homes. Luckily, the authors of Murder and Machinery: Tales of Technological Terror and Mechanical Madness are here to remind us. In a potluck of dystopian, steampunk, and sci-fi-inspired horror, Murder and Machinery has something for every speculative fiction fan, especially those for whom creepiness is best served on cold metal." - Rebecca Rowland, posted on Ginger Nuts of Horror

Murder and Machinery: Tales of Technological Terror and Mechanical Madness

Healy, Chisto

Dorr, James

Picco, Michael

Justice, Sarah Jane

Bayly, Karen

Brucesmith, Linda

Birch, Danielle

Welcome to Gehenna & Hinnom. Where things go bump in the night and dimensions fold within one another. Beasts lurk in shadows and nightmares take physical form. In this magazine, you will find the most exciting horror and science fiction from the best up-and-coming authors in the genres. In this issue, new fiction from Ryan Fitzpatrick, Kurt Newton, G.A. Miller, John Leahy, and Michelle Mellon await your eyes and minds. An interview with Lovecraftian scholar S.T. Joshi awaits to quench your thirst for new knowledge of the iconic horror master himself. Last but not least, a review for Alien: Covenant requests your opinions and thoughts on the new Ridley Scott science fiction blockbuster. Embrace the unknown

Hinnom Magazine Issue 001

Dunphey, C. P.

Mellon, Michelle

Fitzpatrick, Ryan

Leahy, John

Miller, G.A.

Gehenna Publishing House

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