EXCLUSIVE: Read Lee McGeorge’s ‘Tube Head’ Now!
Tube Head by Lee McGeorge I’m not a killer. I know I’m not and in this diary you should see as much evidence as I can collect to show that I’m not. Except what Read more [...]
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Horror Story of the Week – Wayne C. Rogers: Code of Honor
“Code of Honor” By Wayne C. Rogers September, 1968—A Vietcong tunnel complex, seven miles south of the Cambodian border and three miles due west of the U.S. Army Read more [...]
Chad Lutzke ‘One for the Road’ Review
Written by: Matt Molgaard Chad Lutzke’s short, One for the Road is an interesting piece. Immediately, I became wary, the simple fact being the content, which centers on Read more [...]
Horror Story of the Week – Sheldon Woodbury: Dark as Hell
Sheldon Woodbury turns in stellar work. We’re talking seriously, seriously impressive fiction. This new one is no different than the other work I’ve read from Woodbury, Read more [...]
Read Helen Mihajlovic’s ‘The Temptation of Eve’
The Temptation of Eve By Helen Mihajlovic As the sun’s light grows faint, a crescent moon penetrates the sky; the entirety of nature is concealed by a dark cloak. The Read more [...]
Read Jay Pee Yu’s ‘The Boys from Quiapo’
Dig on the HNR debut of author, Jay Pee Yu! The Boys from Quiapo by Jay Pee Yu i It was the rain that woke them. When it rained, the underpass went inundated, ankle high. Read more [...]
Read Andrew Hilbert’s ‘Cleaning Solution’
Andrew Hilbert, comes through yet again! Check out this brief but awesome piece from one of our most prolific members! CLEANING SOLUTION by Andrew Hilbert “It’s a Read more [...]
And the Winner of the Christmas Contest is…
Me! That’s right, I wrote the best story this contest! Okay, I’m pulling your leg. There were a number of superior stories to my own, and truth be told, it was Read more [...]
Read Robert Andren’s ‘New Breed’
A werewolf story? Perhaps! You’re going to need to read this one to find out! New Breed by Robert Andren Sheriff Bill Foley and Deputy Ted Swanson pulled their Read more [...]
Read Sheldon Woodbury’s ‘Uncommon Pleasures’
Sheldon Woodbury is proving a respectable force in the world of dark fiction. But don’t take my word for it, pick up a copy of our first Halloween release, One Read more [...]
Read RJ Kennett’s ‘Personal Hell’
I’m not going to continue inundating you with lengthy introductions to our featured short stories. If it’s here, posted for the world to see, it’s a good Read more [...]
Ready to Turn Santa Claus into a Monster? Here are the Details for the Christmas Short Story Contest!
A few days back I asked you, the community, if you’d be interested in participating in a Christmas writing contest. Between the site, my personal email and my Facebook Read more [...]
6 Days Late, but Here it is: Our Halloween Anthology is Available!
First things first: The book is now live on Amazon (order it right here!) and Smashwords (you can order it here if you’d like). I hit some copyright issues, some Read more [...]
Here’s a Full List of Accepted Halloween Anthology Authors and an Official Cover Reveal!
It’s been a tumultuous 72 hours for me. After blocking off a meager 12 hour time slot to select the winners and work basic editing, I ran into a wall. More than 30 stories Read more [...]
Batman Goes Horror in Matt Molgaard’s ‘The Fall of the Dark Knight: Zsasz’
I’ve always wanted to write a Batman story that pushed the limits. I wanted to make Batman darker than he already was. So I did. And who better to pit him against than Read more [...]
Read E.M. Thomner’s ‘Transgenesis’
Ready for a well-crafted, descriptive story that deserves a stronger publication push than we can offer? Good. It’d your lucky day. E.M. Thomner jutst submitted an Read more [...]
Read Matthew J. Barbour’s ‘Piedras Marcadas’
Ever read one of those stories that is so short it kind of angers you? You know, you’re mad because you just didn’t get quite enough? It’s awesome but far Read more [...]
Read Ken Goldman’s ‘Hourglass’
I’ve seen a lot of fiction submissions come through the inbox. Quite a few of those submissions have been highly enjoyable tales. However, I’ve got to say, Ken Read more [...]
Patrick McGrath ‘Blood and Water and Other Tales’ Review
Written by: James Keen “Who took one of Mommy’s fingers during the night?”- ‘The Boot’s Tale’. Patrick McGrath. This was Patrick McGrath’s Read more [...]
Drake’s Quick Picks: Short Story Collections
Written by: Drake Morgan For me, short story collections are a fantastic way to get to know an author. You have an array of themes, narratives, and styles to explore. An Read more [...]
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