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Dust & Grim — Now Out In Paperback!
HEY, YOU. PSST. PSST! I got a shiny new paperback book right here. It features *squints at list* a monstrous funeral home, rampant sibling rivalry, a mysterious cemetery, a coupla magical wolves, a bezoar, a vampire named Dave, cosplay, and uhhh *squints harder* something called FLORG. It’s funny! It’s scary! It’s Florgtastic. Florgariffic. FLORGDERFUL. If […]
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Victor Manibo: Five Things I Learned Writing The Sleepless
Journalist Jamie Vega is Sleepless: he can’t sleep, nor does he need to. When his boss dies on the eve of a controversial corporate takeover, Jamie doesn’t buy the too-convenient explanation of suicide, and launches an investigation of his own. But everything goes awry when Jamie discovers that he was the last person who saw […]
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Clay McLeod Chapman: Just So We’re Clear (The Terror of Clear Plastic Tarps)
From the acclaimed author of The Remaking and Whisper Down the Lane, this terrifying supernatural page-turner will make you think twice about opening doors to the unknown.Erin hasn’t been able to set a single boundary with her charismatic but reckless college ex-boyfriend, Silas. When he asks her to bail him out of rehab—again—she knows she needs to cut […]
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Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam: How Horror Helped Me Conquer a Shitload of Fears
Entering adulthood is like stepping into a dark room in a haunted house. Or that’s what it was like for me. As an undergraduate student living on my own for the first time, I stared mortality in the face. After not taking care of myself for several months, subsisting on boxes of mac and cheese […]
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Nanci Schwartz: Five Things I Learned Writing Robber Barrons
For the last Supersoldier left in the Galaxy, it’s kill or be killed…Despite the genetic enhancements inherited from her father, Victoria Anetti never wanted to be a supersoldier. She’d rather spend her life fixing starships, free from family expectations.Then her father and his comrades vanish on a mission to find a lost warship, leaving her […]
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Dan Koboldt: The Inevitable Government Co-Opting of New Technology
Many new technologies follow an inevitable evolution that starts with invention and ends with exploitation by governments, usually for strategic defense purposes. Weaponization, in other words, often follows innovation. This is not a new trend. Stone tools were one of the first human inventions preserved in the archaeological record. In 1991, two Germans discovered a […]