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Children's eBooks
The first of five adventures for George and his sister Amy. Written for young readers, 6 - 15 who enjoy the excitement of discovering new facts and love to ask lots of questions. 'Great Adventure' transports the readers to... See More
Anthologies & Literature Collections
Woodland Terrors is the premiere issue of The Cellar Door anthology series from Dark Peninsula Press. Featuring nine stories of dark fiction centered on the theme of forests and nature. With stories by: Daniel Barnett... See More
Horror
An annual anthology of strange and darksome tales, which this year profiles the work of 19 contemporary scribes: Clint Smith, Joshua Rex, Douglas Thompson, Timothy Granville, Elin Olausson, Gordon Brown, David Surface... See More
Horror
Volume 3 of the Trigger Warning Anthology series. "Death canonizes even the most awful of us. No one will speak ill of you when the dirt is still fresh upon your grave. It's only once the grass starts to grow that everyone... See More
Anthologies & Literature Collections
HellBound Books pays loving homage to the spine-tingling 70's kids' anthology Monsters, Monsters, Monsters, without which they would not be around today to delight horror fans with these 17 deliciously gruesome tales. Dig... See More
Short Stories
In this inaugural issue of WEIRD CITY, we bring you five stories that encapsulate the WEIRD CITY philosophy of "strange things in dense places".From dancing clubs where men go to disappear to unnerving theme park mascots to... See More
Horror
Sliced Up Press is delighted to present its debut anthology, featuring sixteen sweetly sinister stories. Grab your fork and dig in to tales of tiered cakes and teary eyes, plump currants and sinister undercurrents... See More
Literary FictionThe title of this series comes from Rudolf Otto's The Idea of the Holy, in which the German Lutheran theologian describes the "numinous" at the heart of religion as an experience preceding any systematic dogma or ethical... See More
Horror
Storms are the epitome of nature at her most primal, savage, and untamable. They inspire awe and terror in equal measure. When storms unleash their fury, nothing and no one can stand against them. Hurricane Ian was such a... See More
HorrorSometimes, you're warned. Sometimes, you should know better. Sometimes, you DO know better and still do it anyway. Sometimes, you just piss off the wrong person. Maybe you've got it coming, or maybe you don't deserve... See More