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Blood Spiders and Dark Moon contains fourteen tales of terror and wonder. From an earth-devouring spider, a forbidden pact with the devil, a golden city across time and space, a night watchman that is much more than he seems, a vengeful janitor, werewolves, werecats and creatures who travel unseen dimensions, Blood Spiders and Dark Moon takes readers on a hell-bent ride to places they have never been…and will never return from unscathed.
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An Anthology of Terror!
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R. David Fulcher returns to the realm of the macabre, the strange and the fantastic with his new collection of short stories, The Cemetery of Hearts. Using his signature style of intense imagery and eerie atmosphere, he pens tales that take readers to an ancient planetoid, the pungent sewer, all-American small towns and a medieval city.
Once again, his vivid characters leap from the stories into the minds of the readers as their tortured tales play out on the page.
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It was utterly breathtaking—amazing I would say but the word does the piece no justice. Somehow, Michael Spectra had managed to create four masterpieces in one. I was beginning to think that he might be the best after all. The holomorph was entitled “The Four Corners of the World.” The landscapes alone would have generated critical acclaim. But the women raised the piece from contemporary statement to eternal treasure. There was no question about it. Spectra liked to do women. Conceptually the morph is absurdly simplistic. At the top of | |  | | The Lighthouse at Montauk Point
The stories in this collection were written over several decades, and changes in the author's life had a profound impact on the voices and themes utilized in the tales. In these pages lie noble truths, profound awakenings, and in some cases, very unpleasant endings for some very wicked people. The variety of characters will keep the reader guessing as to what's next - the reader will encounter vampires, fighter pilots, greed-stricken murderers, and everyday people while reading this book. In the end, it is simply a collection of narratives for your enjoyment and entertainment.
| |  | | The Movies that Make You Scream!
This book looks at a number of adaptations of the written works of Stephen King brought to the big screen and the pressure points in the human psyche that in my opinion makes these movies so successful in their efforts to make us very, very afraid. Finally, a number of horror movie reviews I have written over the years are provided as well as a short original piece of horror fiction for your enjoyment.
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p style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt;" class="MsoNormal">From the beginning, mankind has known fear.span style=""> /span>Lightning forked through the sky and thunder boomed down from the heavens--terrible and incomprehensible events to ancient man.span style=""> /span>A myriad of viruses and diseases, now identifiable and treatable by modern medicine, caused people to drop dead suddenly for no reason, and predators prowled t | |  | | Trains to Nowhere
Three dramatic stories set during World War II.
span style="font-size: larger;">Trains to Nowhere is the story of a modern man who searches to uncover his connection to the Holocaust after experiencing waking dreams and nightmares of the fictional Senbruch concentration camp. Also featured in this volume are two short stories set against the chaotic backdrop of World War II. 'Barbarossa Diary' is the story of a young man going off to fight on the Eastern Front and 'Haarth the Hunter' depicts the struggle between an American recon squadron and a Nazi biological super-weapon./span>
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