Teachings from William

Religion & Spirituality

Ian Doherty

Occult & Paranormal

Dark Moon Books

Zombies and quick-witted humor? You bet! “Forever Zombie” is not filled with your typical blood and gore zombie tales and even non-zombie fans will enjoy this collection. These tales will take you to a world where the existence of zombies is not just a possibility, but a fact of life. And that life after death might be much different than we have ever imagined. Consider the plight of the Grim Reaper when he descends upon the law offices of Romero, O'Bannon, Fulci &amp; Flanders only to find his next "client" is already dead in "Every Death You Take". Or how about "The Farmer's Daughter", daring to bring home her future husband to meet the family and he isn't exactly what they imagined their future son-in-law might be like. Or a creepy visit to a zombie museum in the middle of nowhere in "A Night At The Zombie Museum". And who do you think might be smarter? A gang of zombie bikers or the I.Q.-impaired hillbillies in "Ozark Hicks and Zombie Chicks"? Well, that one’s a close call. And it's all here in “Forever Zombie: A Collection of Undead Guy Tales” and each story has a special touch that will keep you reading far into the night. Think you can read just one tale before bed each night? Try two or three. Or maybe you'll still be reading the last of the stories before the sun comes up the next morning. But as an added precaution, make sure you check your pulse every once in awhile.

Forever Zombie: A Collection of Undead Guy Tales

Literature & Fiction

Swanson, Stan

Humor & Satire

If you don't own a nightlight, maybe now's the time to invest in one. That's because the first issue of Dark Moon Digest-The Horror Fiction Quarterly here. Dark Moon Books is proud to present this exciting new publication geared toward horror fans and authors alike. Published four times per year, this 100 plus page anthology/magazine will be a solid addition to any horror enthusiast's library. In this first issue you fill discover stunning and award-winning stories including "Slut" by E. K. Coughlin, "Moon Medicine" by Christopher Leppek and Emanuel Isler "Remaining Zheng" by Corey Kellgren and "The Interrogation of John Walker" by Jay Wilburn. Also included are scary tales from C. W. LaSart ("Jack and Jill"), Nicholas Conley ("The Skunk Ape") and Kevin McClintock ("Darkest Before Dawn"). You will also find one of the best short stories in the classic horror genre from Charlotte Perkins Gilman-"The Yellow Wallpaper". Columns include From the Dark: Demonic Children (Jeremiah Dutch), Chattering Bones: A Brief History of Zombies (Manny Frishberg) and Under the Stairs: Shadow Soul (Michael O'Neal). Searching for quality horror stories and much more? Look no further. We have a little of everything from zombies in the Far East to swarms of bugs in your own backyard. And now, better check to see if you have a nightlight that's working. You might need it.

Dark Moon Digest - Issue Number 1

Genre Fiction

Dark Moon Digest - Issue Number 2

Monsters, murder, mayhem and the macabre. Yep, it's all rolled into the third issue of Dark Moon Digest. Over a dozen spine-tingling, bone-chilling tales grace this issue. (Maybe grace isn't the right word...) More zombies, of course. New monsters that defy description. A journey into madness. And murderous intent on every level. You'll find it all. This issue also announces the winners of our Vampires! short story writing contest with two cutting-edge tales which are anything but your everyday romantic fangsters. Of course, you won't want to miss the second part of Marc Olivent's "Slaughterhouse" graphic serial or the second installment of Kevin McClintock's "Tenants" either. Authors include Charlie Fish, Araminta Matthews, Chris Thorndycroft, Rick Moore, Axel Howerton, Graham Williams, George Lea, Greg Mollin, Heather Durkin and more. You will definitely get a big bang for your buck with this issue. Just remember to close your eyes when you hear the click of the trigger...

Dark Moon Digest - Issue Number 3

When the adults in this small town become monsters, it's time for the children to grow up. And fast. Nestled in the pine-studded hillsides of New England rests the town of Greendale, population 3,812 - and that population just got a heck of a lot smaller. That is, if the Census Bureau decides not to count the walking dead. And if all the adults have become the legions of the undead, who will protect the children?

Blind Hunger

Matthews, Araminta Star

Don't look now, but the inmates are escaping from the asylum. That's right. The editors and authors of Issue #4 of Dark Moon Digest have found the key and unlocked the doors. (We may have broken a few windows as well.) Sexy sirens? Repugnant rats? Zombie cats? You bet. But several stories in this issue push deep into the cobwebs of the human mind and reveal what we knew all along: that the most frightening monster roaming the earth is humankind. All in all, it's great issue with some great new authors and a few old favorites. You will also not want to miss the third installment of Kevin McClintock's "Tenants" 4-part serial novelette. And don't forget part three of our "Slaughterhouse" graphic serial. Things are headed toward exciting conclusions for both of these tales. It's too late to close and lock the doors again, my friends, so you may as well come inside and make yourself comfortable. That is if you can ignore the screams...

Dark Moon Digest - Issue Number 4

High Midnight is a modern day supernatural Western set against a preternatural backdrop. It is a surreal trip into a world of fanciful cryptid-creatures-a menagerie of monstrosities that literally crawl from a crater perched at the mouth of Hell. The 'Devil's Outhouse' emits both a stink and an allure for vagrants, vagabonds and those wishing to be lost or forgotten-or simply left alone. It is the perfect place to build a nowhere town. Welcome to Unity, Texas. Population: Bizarre. The only thing protecting the residents of Unity from a stream of nightmares is Laredo Beaumont, the town's hard-drinking, ass-kicking sheriff, and Cicero, his knife-wielding chimpanzee deputy. It's a thankless job that leaves Laredo drained and nearly broken. The only solace he can find is in the arms of his beloved Sally Mae, a ghostly soiled dove from a phantom bordello where only the most daring of men would think to step foot. But midnight is fast approaching Unity, leaving Laredo to face not only creatures from Hell and the walking dead, but a band of homicidal clowns who have their own score to settle. A gonzo pulp Western for the 21st Century, High Midnight is a timeless tale of blood and redemption.

High Midnight

Mosca, Rob

The dark days of winter are howling outside the windows and the winds are like frosty fingers scratching at thin wooden doors. Yes, the season of the witch is upon us and the moon grows blood red. So, curl up before a nice roaring fire and feed upon the darkness with new tales from Issue #5 of Dark Moon Digest. With Marc Olivent's "Slaughterhouse" graphic serial wrapping up and Kevin McClintock's "Tenants" coming to a climatic end, our 1st anniversary issue is a real page turner. But keep that  flame in the hearth glowing bright. You'll need it as evil toys, haunted amusement park rides, worms, rats and insects invade your mind. Not to mention evil in the form of humans. Or what we thought were humans. What was that? Did the lights just flicker? Probably all in your mind. Right...?

Dark Moon Digest - Issue Number 5

One day soon-perhaps even sooner than any of us imagine-the dead will rise. They will claw their way out of their graves and sate themselves on the supple flesh of the terrified masses. Those bitten will fall and rise again, cursed with an undeniable hunger for the meaty organs of the living. They will defy thousands of years of human evolution as they devour raw meat like undead cannibals, and bodies will litter the streets. Gather your cache of melee weapons. Round up your survival gear. Kiss your children good night. Because they are coming. They've been dead a long time. And they're hungry. So very hungry. Dark Moon Presents: ZOMBIES! Is a collection of 15 tales that will not only keep you awake long after dark, but also make you wonder if it will ever be safe to sleep again.

Dark Moon Presents: Zombies!

Jason Shayer

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