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A Feast of Frights from the Horror Zine
 Paperback 

A collection of short fiction, art, poetry and articles.

 A Feast of Frights from the Horror Zine contains fiction from renowned masters of horror (Simon Clark, Joe R. Lansdale, Graham Masterton, Scott Nicholson, Joe McKinney, Susie Moloney, Tom Piccirilli, Ed Gorman and Jeff Strand), new writers (Shaun Meeks, Christian A. Larsen, Christopher Nadeau, David Hernandez, Eric J. Guignard and David M. Buhajla) as well as art, poetry and articles by Tim Lebbon, Kasey Lansdale and Twilight Zone legend, Earl Hamner.  The book also leads of with a foreward by legend, Ramsey Campbell. The book is packed full of amzing talent and tales to
A Six Pack of Stories
 Paperback 

An anthology with a beer theme.

span id="freeText1303300739332577234">Beer is enjoyed for many reasons, from the good times we have drinking it, to its taste, to the innovative artwork that decorates it. Beer is not merely a combination of water, malt, yeast, and hops; it's the fruit of the the human mind, where science, art, and industry meet. As such, it is a great incubator for stories. A Six Pack of Stories is your easy-to-carry container of creative literature that tells the tales of the world's finest beverage. Here you will find humor, horror, historical fiction, and everything in between. The one thing they have
At the Gates of Madness
 Paperback 

A collection of 18 short stories.

 The book contains 18 short stories that go from a story of a man with strange hungers, to someone trapped in hell, two men facing the end of the world, a book that opens doors and of the famous Simcoe Sally.  Some stories will make you laugh, others will make you keep the lights on when you go to bed.
Brother's Ilk
 Paperback 

Brother's Ilk is a collection of horror stories by brothers Shaun and James Meeks.

Brother's Ilk is a collection of 15 stories by Shaun and James Meeks.  James brings along 6 stories including one novella called Sister/Mother/Death and skates the line of extreme horror with easy. Shaun brings along 9 stories (one hidden) including a sequel to Open Book and a new novella, House in the Valley.
Zombies Gone Wild
 Paperback 

A collection of zombie fiction.

Zombies Gone Wild is a chilling collection of twenty-six stories from established writers as well as up-and-coming writers in the genre, with an opening poem from everyone's favortie zombie.    

The Survivors by T. Weber

A young mother dreams of bringing back a world lost to catastrophic climate change, but is thrust into a nightmare beyond her imagining.  
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