In a society with strictly defined castes, concretely proscribed gender roles and rigid family expectations, how do youngsters wind up blood-covered and naked out in the forest?
A collection of tinkered-with literary tools and scholarly examinations of the same, including my collaboration with Katy Harrad, “Requiem For a Manic Pixie Dream.”
This book’s all over the map, but in a good way. This was really the point where I accepted that Chad Underkoffler’s pulp UA is as valid as my absurd tragedy UA, and James Palmer’s bleak nihilist UA.
Although it shares a setting with Mask of the Other, it lacks the cosmic horror found in the novel. The horror in this story is all mundane and domestic. Also available in ePub and Kindle format.
The WHISPERS FROM THE ABYSS ANTHOLOGY is the first ever H.P. Lovecraft inspired collection created specifically for readers on the go. All 33 spine-chilling tales are concentrated bites of terror.
Me, John Tynes and Robin Laws collaborating on a supplement about supernatural drug pushers with a product called Nightmare. What could be better, right?
If anyone could possibly deserve to be chased, manhandled, drugged, beaten, drugged again and forced to toil for jeering captors, it’s the protagonists of this story. It’s set in the slave revolt of 1791 and based on medical fact.
A potboiler about rotten people in desperate circumstances. It’s the most medically and historically accurate zombie story I was able to write. Also available in ePub and Kindle format.