Halloween Week: Unconfined Delusions

Today we have a collection of creepy crawly things with a spotlight on a new release of horror stories, Unconfined Delusions, by author Angela L. Lindseth. Enjoy.

Unconfined Delusions, Beyond the Threshold by Angela L. Lindseth

Unconfined Delusions, Beyond the Threshold, contains snippets of fast-paced, twisted fiction. The stories question the morality of organ transplantation, corner you in a dank basement, and count down the last minutes before execution. Imagine a malignant aura wrapping its inky hands around your throat or fingernails searching for a vein. Don’t let your guard down because the next page might bite.

The words slither across the page, feed on insecurities, and corrupt dreams. Savor the weird deliciousness but read with the lights on. The land of Happily Ever After doesn’t exist behind this cover.

Unconfined Delusions is available at Amazon

Angela L. Lindseth’s first collection of flash fiction, Sanity’s Threshold: Slivers of a Twisted Mind, is also available on Amazon.

About the Author

Angela L. Lindseth was raised on the plains of South Dakota, and though she spent most of her life away, the draw of the Black Hills brought her back. She has a marvelous sense of humor, loves to sing, and has a great fondness for good beer. When not scrapbooking or making jewelry, she works on her dystopian novel, The Contraption, and writes flash fiction, some of which make her question her sanity.

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Halloween Week: The Dark Poetry Corner

Welcome to Day Three of my Halloween Week!

Today I present my Dark Poetry Corner...

(Plus a great giveaway!)

Seraphim Woods

Beyond the dark, in the faraway worlds,

past the wispy zephyrs of a lost horizon

the whippoorwill calls, and the raven sings

of death and pain, and the shadows sharp

Keep to the path, don’t stray a step

Don’t walk alone in Seraphim Woods

Beyond the twilight, in the murky mists

moonlight nocturnal will waltz with the dead

while ancient rhymes disturb mortal sanity

and lullabies croon to forgotten beasts

Keep to the path, don’t stray a step

Don’t walk alone in Seraphim Woods.

Beyond the realms, where the ravening dwell,

where the footsteps crackle on the empty wind

and the trees shiver as strange creatures pass,

their muted voices whispering secret names

Keep to the path, don’t stray a step

Don’t walk alone in Seraphim Woods.

© A. F. Stewart 2017 All Rights Reserved

Ashen

Path of stones, pale bones

to carry them down

Hear the wild wind howl

The crow caws, give pause

Shadows shift around

Hear the wild wind howl

Wolf in white, need bite

savagery unbound

Hear the wild wind howl

A scream lost, in frost

countless echoes sound

Hear the wild wind howl

None to save, buried grave

The dead, in the ground

Hear the wild wind howl

  

From Colours of Poetry

© A. F. Stewart 

All Rights Reserved 

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And now for the Instafreebie giveaway...

Over 30 Free Books and Stories in this horror giveaway!

Check it all out here!

Halloween Horror Giveaway!

And be sure to return tomorrow for a look at the book Under the Hunter's Moon by Timothy Bateson.

The October Frights Blog Hop Preview

Tomorrow begins the wondrous spookfest that is the October Frights Blog Hop. For the next six days, from the 10th-15th, I'll be posting about horror books, sharing creepy stories and poems, and bringing you a cemetery guest post. This year's theme on my blog is Things That Go Bump In The Night.

Here's the schedule.

Day 1, Oct 10 –A book spotlight on Dusk's Warriors by Emerian Rich

Day 2, Oct 11 –The Return of Drabble Wednesday: October Frights Edition

Day 3, Oct 12 – Two flash fiction stories under the theme, After Death

Day 4, Oct 13 –An author and book spotlight on The 13: Tales of Illusory by Stephanie Ayers

Day 5, Oct 14 –A guest post by Loren Rhoads on cemeteries and the ghost of Marie Laveau. 

Day 6, Oct 15 –My Dark Poetry Corner and a Horror Haiku Pas de Deux book spotlight

There's also a Giveaway.

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And on the 10th, here's who will be joining in the fun with me.
So come on back tomorrow and walk the dark path.