The Manus Dei system proved that a deity exists. The universe was changed forever. Mankind desires equal footing with the God. The God seeks to abandon mankind. After his wife dies during childbirth, Lazarus’s life takes a turn for the worst. Addictions and neglect spread across the years as Lazarus focuses on the Deity as the apex of his frustration. During a freak accident, his daughter Elisha disappears. At his weakest point, Lazarus’s last memories of his daughter are erased, leaving him stranded with no clue of her final whereabouts. On a final whim of desperation, Lazarus locates the last Manus Dei system in existence, hoping to use the machine to find the memories he has forgotten in life. But not without harsh repercussions. Will Lazarus find Elisha? Or will he succumb to the terrible consequences of using the Manus Dei? Will Lazarus’s ulterior motives turn his daughter’s rescue mission into a war against the God? Reinventing the face of science fiction and blurring the lines between genres and styles, Plane Walker will leave you enthralled and begging for more – intensely hoping that Lazarus will find his daughter Elisha while harboring feelings of both dread and suspense. Welcome to the future. Embrace the unknown.

Plane Walker (The Manus Dei Trilogy)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Dunphey, C. P.

Science Fiction

Gehenna Publishing House

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

Literature & Fiction

Newton, Kurt

Mellon, Michelle

Fitzpatrick, Ryan

Leahy, John

Miller, G.A.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Welcome to Gehenna &amp; 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 tome, you will find the most exciting horror and science fiction from the best up-and-coming authors in the genres. In this special double-sized issue, new fiction from P.L. McMillan, Max D. Stanton, Matthew Penwell, John S. McFarland, Ibai Canales, Charles D. Shell, Joanna Costello, Konstantine Paradias, Hugh McStay, Jeff Johnson, and Mark Mellon await your eyes and minds. An interview with dark fiction's most promising young voice, author T.E. Grau, awaits to compel your thoughts towards the macabre and morose. Last but not least, reviews for Neill Blomkamp's experimental short film series, OATS STUDIOS, request your undivided attention and opinions. Embrace the Unknown.

Hinnom Magazine Issue 002

McFarland, John S.

McMillan, P.L.

Stanton, Max D.

Penwell, Matthew

Canales, Ibai

Shell, Charles D.

Costello, Joanna

Genre Fiction

Abodyemigphobia is the fear of the visceral aspects of the human body. Mutilation, alteration, and disfigurement at the epicenter of horror for many ages. In body horror we not only find something to fear, but we learn to fear ourselves. How can one fear themselves? Why would something so natural disturb generations of readers? Gehenna &amp; Hinnom is honored to present the Year's Best Body Horror 2017 Anthology, the most disturbing and blasphemous collection of horror to ever be read by human eyes. Enter the morose. Embrace the Unknown. Introduction by Shane Ramirez "Slobber" by Shaun Avery "Eruption" by Charlotte Baker "Devil's Tears" by Shadrick Beechem "An Angel Among Us" by David Beers "Human-Kings" by Austin Biela "Wrigglers" by Chantal Boudreau "Little Monsters" by Ed Burkley "Tom's Thumbs" by K.M. Campbell "Family Dinner" by A. Collingwood "The Itch" by Stuart Conover "The Blind Assassin" by Damien Donnelly "Flesh" by James Dorr "A Normal Son" by Spinster Eskie "Gas Mask Baby" by Santiago Eximeno "Human Body" by Balazs Farkas "Fresh Face" by Tarquin Ford "Meet the Wife" by Ken Goldman "Madman Across the Water" by James Harper "Mantis" by Kourtnea Hogan "Cicada" by Carl R. Jennings "Tetanus" by Chris Vander Kaay "Grub" by Alexander Lloyd King "My Love Burns with a Green Flame" by Thomas Mavroudis "The Face in the Mirror" by Sean McCoy "Porphyria" by John S. McFarland "Things" by Rick McQuiston "The Flesh Gardener" by Jeremy Megargee "Ear Wax" by G.A. Miller "The Face" by Kurt Newton "Battleground" by Drew Nicks "Whizz-Bang Attack" by Sergio Palumbo "The Always Watching Eye" by Gary Power "Hot Flashes" by Jenya Joy Preece "The Implosion of a Gastrocrat: An Experiment in Autophagy" by Frank Roger "No Strings" by Josh Shiben "Babel" by Ian Steadman "A Pound of Flesh" by Edmund Stone "Conditioned Apocalypse" by Aric Sundquist "Length" by David Turton "Natural Growth" by M.B. Vujacic "Utter No Evil" by Joseph Watson "Down Where her Nightmares Dwell" by Sheldon Woodbury Edited by C.P. Dunphey

Year's Best Body Horror 2017 Anthology

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