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Mythology & Folk TalesOur lives are built from the myths and fairy tales of our youth. Our first cautionary tales come not from our parents, but the stories found in little golden books with geese in hats on the covers. Throughout our lives, they... See More
Horror
6 horror writers are gifted the name of a real person and told to do whatever they wanted as long as these unspeakable acts contained a dog and/or a quilt! In the following stories, nothing bad happens to the doggies (or the... See More
HorrorIn 2014, seven horror writers were gifted with the name of a willing victim and told they could do horrible things to her name. "Amanda" suffered terrible nightmares at the hands of those glorious fiends. And she loved it... See More
HorrorThe Winter/Spring Edition of the annual digest is presented by the Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers (GLAHW) contains horror and dark fiction and poetry from new and established authors. Edited by Nicole Castle with... See More
Horror
Each story contained in the volume you hold in your hands features the Lucky/Unlucky number 13. The number has been used to refer to dates, hours, people, and some other things that I won't mention for fear of spoilers. Just... See More
HorrorEach story contained in the volume you hold in your hands is centered around secrets - the ones we keep, the ones we bury, and the ones that will never let us go. Presented to you in this, our 14th offering, are 9 stories... See More
HorrorThe project started as a simple one. In 2013, Ken MacGregor came up with the brilliant idea for a special auction prize at our annual Monster Mash for Literacy Bash to raise money for the Dominican Literacy Center. The... See More
HorrorThe members of the Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers love their monsters, and since you picked up this book, we suspect you do, too. Our brave authors have turned their ghoulish gazes towards the classic monsters of... See More