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The controversial book that had two false starts is available for purchase. Details here. The version on Amazon.com is expanded and includes an illustration from when the author was twenty-one.
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p style="text-align: justify;">span style="font-size: medium;">font face="Trebuchet MS">font face="Garamond">The book is finally done and available for purchase -- the public url is on CafePress.com for this book and updated expanded version is back on CreateSpace.com as a revised for historic accuracy. Those of you might wonder what came about into writing this book. Well it was years worth of being on the receiving | |  | | Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape
It is done, let it be written let it be done. The horror storm arrived and welcome to the darker landscape that is the mind of a collective. The book's been redesigned
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span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">This is the collection that many were waiting for on here, Terry actually put the match under me to put this out there. The stories on AuthorsDen will stay on AuthorsDen, but I will say the stories em>INSECT/em> and em>House of Spiders/em> are in the same book here. I am putting this out sooner than expected. I won't have the ISBN until it is released with Booksurge. This is the second edition. This is marked as fiction but will have two short stories that a | |  | | Dirty Black Winter
The book that Nickolaus Pacione arranged of his work from his storied career since he was 20 years of age. Some of the works are fiction, some are nonfiction. 33 stories in all. All of them Gothic as hell.
p style="text-align: justify">span style="font-size: larger">span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'">AuthorsDen's second longest tenor and one of the sites staples in the horror genere, Nickolaus A. Pacione, did a third collection featuring work going as far back as 1998 but expanded. Some of the stories were his lost manuscripts, others were previouisly published in Tales of the Talisman, Spinetinglers.co.uk, and Withersin Magazine then a few were staples of his FictionPress.com profile.. br />
Pull out those Metallica CDs because this book will hav | |  | | Emanations
Featuring the Gothic Horror story Media Darling in an alternate edit from the original Pacione wrote in 2008.
p style="text-align: justify;" class="description1">i>a href="http://www.amazon.com/Emanations-Carter-Kaplan/dp/0615494404/ref=sr_1_6?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1313174379&sr=1-6">Emanations/a>/i> Edited by Carter Kaplan and International Authors
p style="text-align: justify;" class="description1">Our expectations descend through chasms of arcane wonder, where the Internet shapes marvelous new communities, even as the Academy breaks the chains of worn convention and formal discipline, sending forth a new class of scholars to explore the frontiers of unique realms. Amidst th | |  | | Nickolaus Albert Pacione Delivers: A Library Of Unknown Horrors
The anthology that carries the name of the author in the title. From the maven of the horror genre featuring a story never before published in the United States. He does this project in combination with An Eye In Shadows showing where he is coming from as a writer and a publisher -- some stories he chose attributed to when he was nineteen years old and some from when he first started as a writer during his writing period, and others his career. Pacione also speaks of the scandal that had him reworking this one.
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Anthology edited by Nickolaus A. Pacione and Macey Baggett Wuesthoff. Concept anthology inspired by the recent events that happened of how unforgiving mother nature is. Not for sensitive readers, graphic deplications of storms and aftermath. In the memory of Gerald Grimmett. Featuring new and never before published stories from the editors. One of horror's rising stars joined forces with the Midwestern Gothic bad boy of the small press.
p align="justify">font face="Copperplate Gothic Light">The thing about this anthology was that I was debating who should host it from AuthorsDen, Macey and I talked about this one long and hard -- and this was a concept I thought of around the time of the Tsunami to help them out. When we were halfway done with the anthology we didn't have a charity picked out yet -- and computer troubles endangered the project from the beginning now here I am almost a year into the anthology. I am waiting for it to really pick up speed so to speak. I was originally | |  | | Reality Check (Short story: Bite of the Spider)
Edited by Thomas Long, Jr. The anthology of the contest behind the same name. This is the contest where the horror stories followed the theme of Reality TV shows, here it is. This book will notably mark the print debute of three more of the horror genre's bad boys: Terry Lloyd Vinson, Nicholas Mounts, and Nickolaus A. Pacione, editor of Tabloid Purposes. Stories in here go for the throat while poking fun at Reality TV shows.
LI>A href="http://www.williamcbates.com ">William C. Bates/A> "Hibernation"
LI>A href="http://byjoni.com">Joni Latham/A> "Royal Wedding"
LI>Terry and Kim Vinson "MakeOverKill"
LI>A href="http://www.authorsden.com/terrylvinson">Terry Vinson/A> "(Damned on) The Farm"
LI>STRONG>A href="http://nickolaus.diary-x.com">Nickolaus Pacione/A> "Bite of a Spider"/STRONG>
LI>A href="http://www.authorsden.com/hasanabood">Hasan Abood/A> "El Horror de la realidad"
LI>A href="http://www.fictionpress.com/~nicholasmounts">Nick Mounts/A> "Dark Room"
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Edited by Nickolaus A. Pacione. Featuring a strong cast of horror writers and writers of Science Fiction. Featuring writers who appeared on The House of Pain, past and present as well as other sites that have been publishing horror writers. Welcome to the tabloid imagination. This is now known as TABLOID PURPOSES ONE, the renegade anthology that the HWA doesn't want you to have. Prepare to have some doors kicked down. The book is newly redesigned and re-imagined. It interacts with the fourth installment.
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p align="justify">span style="font-size: medium;"> font face="Garamond">This is the anthology that I was encouraged to do back in 1997 but I had to shelf the idea, but now here it is. An entirely different line up from the idea that I had back then. I am much older now and thought it was time to do this anthology despite all who was trying to talk down | |  | | The Ethereal Gazette: Issue Five
Featuring some of the most talented small press authors in the realms of horror, science fiction, and Non-fiction. Houses a creative nonfiction breakaway by the publisher taken from a frightening moment a few months after turning 30.
div align="justify">font face="garamond" size="3">The authors in issue five included are listed below, and their fiction this issue are the most transgressive of the magazine so far and this is the darkest issue to date. Cover illustrations by Alex Rivera, and Photography is performed by myself, and the nonfiction story is exclusive from me in this issue -- i>The Pattern of Diagnosis/i>. (As of this update, it got picked up for an east coast run on em>Dark Gothic: Resurrected Fall Issue/em>. I am the only non-fiction author and traditional horror writer | |  | | The Writings Collected: Vol. Two
Author Nickolaus Pacione reissues his second collection that wasn't that well promoted on lulu.com. Now back online and revised edition.
p style="text-align: justify;">span style="font-size: medium;">span style="font-family: 'Courier New';">Well I am going to speak some about the short stories in this collection -- the reason I removed three chapbooks from sale on here because they are dead links. But the good news is you can get them in this collection. Terry Vinson asked me when I was going to do a follow up to Collectives In A Forsaken Landscape. br />
/span>span style="font-family: 'Courier New';"> Well in 2006 this follow up was low key because I didn’t have an ISBN for the book. |
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In the End: Apocalyptic Poetry
by Debra Kraft
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 In the end they'll all be dancin'--all them ones that didn't die.... Dance with me in the shadows amidst the lightning and the thunder, and all that nu-cu-lar debris. See the big bang from the other side, and then open that cellar door. Go down into |
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