Books by Cameron Trost

Letterbox

by Cameron Trost

(3 reviews)

Nobody's letterbox is safe! Ian Carew is a mild-mannered teacher at the primary school in Mirebury, a quiet town lost in the moors. Six years after leaving London, he's still considered a newcomer, but his elderly... See More

The Black Beacon Book of Mystery

by Cameron Trost

(9 reviews)

Highly recommended for crime fiction readers everywhere - Australian Crime Fiction website (austcrimefiction.org) This is an excellent selection of stories to suit every mystery fan... enjoyment all the way - Karen Bayly... See More

Murder and Machinery: Tales of Technological Terror and Mechanical Madness

by Cameron Trost

(6 reviews)

Lock the doors and switch the power off! Tales of deadly machinery have long fascinated us, from Edgar Allan Poe's classic pendulum to the Terminator films. Murder and Machinery pays homage to this tradition, offering you... See More

A Hint of Hitchcock: Stories Inspired by the Master of Suspense

by Cameron Trost

(9 reviews)

One name springs to mind when we think of classic suspense films; Alfred Hitchcock. His silhouette is instantly recognisable as no one else has quite the same pouty lips and round, chubby face. The way he posed for... See More

Oscar Tremont: Investigator of the Strange and Inexplicable (Oscar Tremont - Short Mysteries Book 1)

by Cameron Trost

(3 reviews)

Introducing Oscar Tremont, Investigator of the Strange and Inexplicable. Join Oscar Tremont on his first four cases as he tackles mysteries too strange for the police and assures his clients that a rational explanation lies... See More

Shelter from the Storm: An Anthology

by Cameron Trost

(3 reviews)

The storm is coming. Seek shelter! Hitchcockian influence Desperate characters A variety of stormy settings Twists unleashed like flashes of lightning An anthology for readers who love stormy weather, whether it be... See More

Hoffman's Creeper and Other Disturbing Tales

by Cameron Trost

(5 reviews)

Cameron Trost employs a kind of failsafe twist other writers aspire to but which he seems to have diligently mastered - Matthew Tait, author of Deception Pass A businessman staying in a Scottish manor makes the mistake of... See More

The Tunnel Runner

by Cameron Trost

(4 reviews)

Explore the world on the other side of the street! Entering the tunnels is easy, but Ripley and Gabriela soon discover that reaching the surface again will be the greatest challenge they have ever faced... Who are the... See More

Lighthouses: An Anthology of Dark Tales

by Cameron Trost

(7 reviews)

The storm is coming, so batten down the hatches and let Lighthouses guide you into the darkness! If the films The Vanishing and The Lighthouse rocked your boat, you simply must read this dark anthology! Black Beacon... See More

Hell's Bells: Stories of Festive Fear by members of the Australian Horror Writers Association

by Martin Livings

(12 reviews)

40 short stories of Christmas and ghosts. Published by the Australian Horror Writers Association. Cover art and layout by Greg Chapman. Copyright © AHWA 2016. Table of Contents: Tradition ~ Martin Livings The Christmas... See More

In Sunshine Bright and Darkness Deep: An Anthology of Australian Horror

by Anthony Ferguson

(5 reviews)

In Sunshine Bright and Darkness Deep is an anthology like no other. The tales herein will take you on a weird and terrifying journey. You will set out on a road trip and find yourself trapped in the arid Australian outback... See More

Ho Ho Horror

by Steven Gepp

(3 reviews)

Ho Ho Horror is a collection of eight Christmas horror short stories from both established and emerging writers of horror fiction. From the terrors of physical danger, to characters at the edge of insanity, unsettlingly... See More

Zero Plus Seven (Short Fiction Writers Guild Anthology Book 2)

by Alain Gomez

(1 review)

Speculative fiction served buffet style. Ranging from fantasy to horror, this anthology has it all. From the founders and members of the Short Fiction Writers Guild (SFWG), an organization dedicated to the celebration of all... See More

Psychopunk (Psychopomp)

by Mark Bousquet

"Do you still consider yourself a punk?" Thurston Moore, former lead singer of Sonic Youth was asked in the documentary film, 1991: The Year Punk Broke. "I consider myself more fucked up than I ever could imagine myself... See More

Psychopomp Christmas Special 2013

by Nelson W Pyles

(1 review)

Tis the season for holiday cheer from all of your favorite Psychopomp writers. With new tales from E N de Choudens, Rick McQuiston, Tony Brown, Nelson W Pyles, Chad Schimke, Cameron Trost, Mark Bousquet and Joshua Reynolds. See More

Morpheus Tales #31 Ebook (Morpheus Tales Magazine)

by Anthony Watson

The thirty-first issue of the UK's most controversial weird fiction magazine! Featuring: Black Raindrop By Christopher T. Hamel, The Experimental Man By Todd Outcalt, Dark Work By Shamus McGillicuddy, Once We Were All... See More

Petrified Punks

by Brian Craddock

(2 reviews)

Speculative fiction celebrating punks in the 1980's. Mohawks, safety pins, shadows, futuristic redheads. From suicides to mutilations, from menstruation to vomiting, from zombies to melted flesh, from New Wave to snot... See More

Thuggish Itch: Devilish

by Gypsum Sound Tales

Devils, demons and the idea of Hell have always featured prominently in the horror stories that I found myself reading as a teenager or the films I still delve into on a rainy day. I've always found it quite amazing how... See More

Dark Horses: The Magazine of Weird Fiction: April | 2022 | No. 3 (Dark Horses Magazine)

by Wayne Kyle Spitzer

dark horse /?därk ??hôrs/ noun 1. a candidate or competitor about whom little is known but who unexpectedly wins or succeeds. "a dark-horse candidate" Join us for a bi-monthly tour of writers who give as good as they get... See More

Tales from the Ruins: A Post-Apocalyptic Anthology

by Cameron Trost

Fourteen terrifying tales of a ruined tomorrow! Was it nuclear war, an uncontrollable pandemic, or forces beyond our reckoning? Will we even know what happened once supply lines have been cut, radio silence has kicked in... See More