The Complete Symphonies of Adolf Hitler and Other Strange Stories

Literature & Fiction

Oliver, Reggie

Genre Fiction

The Haunted River

Shadow Plays

Egaeus

In THE SEA OF BLOOD Reggie Oliver, winner of the 2012 Children of the Night Award for Supernatural Fiction, brings together the finest stories from six collections and some which have not been published before.A long-dead nun with a fatal gift for prophecy comes to you across a sea of blood.…A TV reality show host uncovers the true identity of Jack the Ripper.…A great Shakespearean actor is haunted by his former mistress in the shape of an all-too-affectionate cat…A terribly strange meeting takes place between an officer on leave from the WWI trenches and his former headmaster…An aristocrat with a curious haunted room has the tables turned on him.…A theatrical landlady has her house taken over by a troupe of midgets.…A Pantomime Horse is haunted…The Devil and the Seven Deadly Sins go on holiday to a seaside resort.…And many other equally strange and terrible events, all told in Oliver’s famously elegant and evocative style.

The Sea of Blood

Dark Regions Press, LLC

Dreams and nightmares—what Ambrose Bierce called “visions of the night”—are the basis of some of the greatest weird fiction in literary history. The unruly images that torment us in sleep are usually dispelled by the coming of day—but can they be dismissed so easily? Do nightmares have some impalpable reality that can affect our daily lives, the lives of those around us, and perhaps the very fabric of the universe? Who can say that the nightmare is merely a wisp of fancy engendered by our own minds? After all, it was Edgar Allan Poe who said: “All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream.” All original nightmares by David Barker, Jason V Brock, Ramsey Campbell, Gemma Files, Richard Gavin, Caitlín R. Kiernan, Nancy Kilpatrick, John Langan, Reggie Oliver, W. H. Pugmire, Darrell Schweitzer, John Shirley, Simon Strantzas, Steve Rasnic Tem, Jonathan Thomas, Donald Tyson and Stephen Woodworth. This volume is edited by S. T. Joshi, a leading critic and anthologist of weird fiction.

Nightmare's Realm: New Tales of the Weird and Fantastic

Shirley, John

Langan,John

Files, Gemma

Kiernan, Caitlìn R.

TEM, Steve Rasnic

Gavin, Richard

Campbell, Ramsey

Pugmire, W.H.

Dark Regions Press

The ancient city of Morchester with its Dreaming Spires, its gently flowing river Orr, winding through water meadows, its fine old cathedral and close where the rooks caw in immemorial elms as they have done for centuries… A tranquil English scene – but is it? Under the surface dark and terrible things are stirring. A serial killer is on the loose… The Dean is having guilty nightmares… A long dead Bishop of Morchester appears in his choir stall at evensong… A mysterious ring disappears from the cathedral museum… A famous composer is beginning his long descent into Hell…

The Boke of the Divill

Bailey, Michael

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The gardens and orchards of the Home Counties. Quintessential England. Cottages, sleepy lanes. But also alchemy, devil cults and village curses. Where country house murders happen for real, evil landlords slaughter their guests, and Hellfire Clubs celebrate the powers of darkness … The horned huntsman of WindsorThe hideous apparition at RavensdenThe unholy church at ThunbridgeThe hammer slayings at DenhamThe death omen at NaphillThe forlorn phantom of ShereThe brutish horror at BucklandIncludes chilling tales by Gail-Nina Anderson, Allen Ashley, Sam Dawson, Steven J Dines, Steve Duffy, Paul Finch, Jason Gould, Helen Grant, Andrew Hook, David J Howe, Tom Johnstone, Reggie Oliver, John Llewellyn Probert, Tina Rath and Mick Sims.

Terror Tales of the Home Counties

Grant, Helen

Howe, David J.

Finch, Paul

HOOK, ANDREW

Dines, Steven J

Probert, John Llewellyn

Duffy, Steve

Rath, Tina

Sims, Mick

Telos Publishing

The Scottish Lowlands. Gentle hills, dreamy woods, romantic ballads, heroic songs. But dark castles tell tales of torture and woe, of reiver cruelty and the madness of kings. While the shades of slain armies still battle in the mist, witch-hunters ride and the bone-fires blaze …The haunted highway of DumfriesThe dancing corpse of GlasgowThe masked imps of StrathantineThe murder dolls of Holyrood ParkThe skeletal bride of AllantonThe profane chapel at DrumglassThe dark rituals in the West BowIncludes terrifying tales by Charlotte Bond, M W Craven, Steve Duffy, Tracy Fahey, Paul M Feeney, S J I Holliday, Johnny Mains, William Meikle, Reggie Oliver, S A Rennie, Graham Smith, Anna Taborska, John Alfred Taylor and Fred Urquhart.

Terror Tales of the Scottish Lowlands

Meikle, William

Bond, Charlotte

Fahey, Tracy

Mains, Johnny

Craven, M.W.

Feeney, Paul M

Holliday, S J I

Mrs. Midnight

Tartarus Press

Dreams of Cardinal Vittorini

Tartarus

Complete Symphonies of Adolph Hitler

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