Playful, whimsical, or dark, but always thoughtful and tinged with the inexplicably weird,the Weird Dream Society brings together twenty-three stories from the most innovativecreators in speculative fiction.Nathan Ballingrud, Carina Bissett, Gregory Norman Bossert, Karen Bovenmyer,Christopher Brown, Emily Cataneo, Julie C. Day, Michael J Deluca, Gemma Files,A.T. Greenblatt, Nin Harris, Chip Houser, James Patrick Kelly, Marianne Kirby, Kathrin KöhlerMatthew Kressel, Jordan Kurella, Premee Mohamed, Sarah Read, Sofia Samatar,Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam, Steve Toase, A.C. WiseAll proceeds from the Weird Dream Society anthology will go to RAICES. RAICES envisions acompassionate society where all people have the right to migrate, and human rights are guaranteed.Some dreams can change the world.

Weird Dream Society: An Anthology of the Possible & Unsubstantiated in Support of RAICES

Literature & Fiction

Read, Sarah

Files, Gemma

Toase, Steve

Ballingrud, Nathan

Kirby, Marianne

Kelly, James Patrick

Day, Julie C.

Bossert, Gregory Norman

Bissett, Carina

Houser, Chip

Genre Fiction

Reckoning Press

California. Close your eyes and say it: California. Images of perpetual sunshine, swaying palm trees, and blue waters lapping at sandy beaches. That one word conjures visions of gold and fame, luring dreamers to its mythic shores. The original peoples lived in an abundant paradise. The Spanish found a familiarity to their homeland. The Gold Rush, Hollywood, and Silicon Valley promised instant wealth. But the beaches are only a sliver of this vast land. Beyond it lie expanses of deserts, mountains, and rugged coastline cutting it off from reality. Isolated, California reveals a dark side—wraithlike fog of the northern coast, dense shadows in ancient forests, and hellish heat of vast deserts. It is to these places you will journey. Within these pages, you will find stories of primeval specters, soured fantasies, transplanted vampires, bizarre geography. This is the reality of nightmares… This is California Screamin’.

California Screamin'

Stroup, Chad

Anderson, Kevin David

Jensen, James

Wetmore, Kevin

Graham, Jean

Kaheaku, Danielle

Neumeister, Alexandra

Grifant, K.C.

Barking Deer Press

When Eliot first spies the booth at the end of the pier, he wonders what it is. The canvas is faded, the striped pattern barely visible beneath years of dirt. The wooden boards are stained and bare. It's the crude, handwritten sign that draws him closer, makes him reach out to pull the curtain aside. Enter the Shadow Booth, it says, and you will never be the same again. Welcome to The Shadow Booth, a new journal of weird and eerie fiction, edited by Dan Coxon. Drawing its inspiration from the likes of Thomas Ligotti and Robert Aickman, The Shadow Booth explores that dark, murky hinterland between mainstream horror and literary fiction. Volume 1 contains stories by: Gary Budden, Dan Carpenter, Malcolm Devlin, Stephen Hargadon, David Hartley, Richard V. Hirst, Timothy J. Jarvis, Alison Moore, Annie Neugebauer, Sarah Read, Joseph Sale, Richard Thomas and Paul Tremblay.

The Shadow Booth: Vol. 1

TREMBLAY, Paul

MOORE, ALISON

Thomas, Richard

Coxon, Dan

Devlin, Malcolm

Budden, Gary

Hirst, Richard V.

Hargadon, Stephen

Neugubauer, Annie

Independently published

The Horror Writers Association's annual anthology of the best dark verse by its members is back! Edited by award-winning poet Stephanie M. Wytovich, this year's featured poets are Sara Tantlinger, Sarah Read, and K. P. Kulski.

HWA Poetry Showcase Volume VII

Wytovich, Stephanie M.

Tantlinger, Sara

Kulski, K.P.

Horror Writers Association

Review\n"I had a (shotgun) blast reading this collection..."—Justin Lewis, Journey into Horror\n"The ladies of Violent Vixens... are juggernauts of vengeance and survival, delivering delicious destruction and leaving few survivors in their wake..."—Rebecca Rowland, Ginger Nuts of Horror\nFifteen tales of grindhouse action and horror!\nA desert roadhouse becomes the place of ultimate survival as a young couple retaliates against its spiraling web of lost memories. A cursed board game waits patiently in a midnight attic for the only girl to ever escape its deadly ending. A no-nonsense veterinarian uses the tools of her trade to seek bloody vengeance on those who wronged her.\nAnd many more stories...\nFeaturing works by: Gwendolyn Kiste, Rob E. Boley, Sarah Read, Scotty Milder, Sophie Leah, Paul Magnan, S.K. Campbell, Matt Neil Hill, Adrian Ludens, Mark Wheaton, Buck Weiss, S.R. Miller, Nik Patrick, Shannon Brady, Jaap Boekestein. Compiled and edited by Aric Sundquist. Cover artwork by Mikio Murakami.

Violent Vixens: An Homage to Grindhouse Horror

Boekestein, Jaap

Ludens, Adrian

Wheaton, Mark

Kiste, Gwendolyn

Milder, Scotty

Boley, Rob E.

Sundquist, Aric

Miller, S.R.

Leah, Sophie

Dark Peninsula Press

We are Wolves: A Horror Anthology

Cooper, S.H.

Taylor, Sonora

Piper, Hailey

Amor, Gemma

Harms, Eve

Dorn, J. Danielle

Burial Day Books

You are not alone.\nWritten by the scariest minds in horror today, these 22 brand-new tales show how monsters are taking back their power in a world that desperately needs an inhuman intervention.\nFrom violent tooth fairies and Twitter-addicted trolls to vengeful vampires and bittersweet Eldritch family holidays, these stories of real-life monsters—both familiar and never-before-seen—will soothe the monstrous soul of every reader. 
Because part of you knows that humans are the problem... and monsters are the solution you've been looking for.\nHumans Are The Problem: A Monster's Anthology is the premiere short-story anthology from Weird Little Worlds Press and made possible by the generous support from the horror community and Kickstarter backers.

Humans Are The Problem: A Monster's Anthology

Becker, Willow

Iglesias, Gabino

Collings, Michaelbrent

Tranchell, T.J.

Moncrieff, J.H.

Fracassi, Phillip

Morton, Lisa.

Weird Little Worlds

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

Hawkins, Rich

Major, Tim

Bond, Charlotte

Braum, Daniel

Holmes, Carly

Chan, Eliza

Anderson, G V

Black Shuck Books

1066: A Big Story for Little Historians

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

AmazonUs/INDPB

<div>We all love to tell stories to kids--and later kids love to explore what they love to read. This tale of the American West is a familiar story to adults, but to children it is new and fresh. It is also an awe inspiring story of bravery, adventure, and a clash of cultures. A great read in fact!</div>

The American West: A Big Story for Little Historians

History

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