Another book spotlight today for the historical, supernatural horror novel, Servants Of Stone by Sean Eads and Josh Viola. Enjoy.
Servants Of Stone
About the Authors
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Another book spotlight today for the historical, supernatural horror novel, Servants Of Stone by Sean Eads and Josh Viola. Enjoy.
Website: www.seaneadswriter.com
Website: www.joshuaviola.com
Another book spotlight today for the latest Dark Tide anthology, 24 Frames Per Second (Dark Tide 21) with novellas by Tim Waggoner, Andrew Nadolny, and Gary A. Braunbeck. Enjoy.
Tim Waggoner
Tim Waggoner's first novel came out in 2001,
and since then, he's published over sixty novels and eight collections of short
stories. He writes original dark fantasy and horror, as well as media tie-ins.
He's written tie-in fiction based on Supernatural,
The X-Files, Alien, Doctor Who, Conan the Barbarian, A Nightmare on Elm Street,
Grimm, and Transformers, among others, and he's written novelizations for
films such as Ti West’s X-Trilogy, Halloween
Kills, Terrifier 2 and 3, and Resident Evil: The Final
Chapter. He’s a four-time
winner of the Bram Stoker Award, a one-time winner of the Scribe Award, and
he’s been a two-time finalist for the Shirley Jackson Award and a one-time
finalist for the Splatterpunk Award. He’s also a full-time tenured professor
who teaches creative writing and composition at Sinclair College in Dayton,
Ohio.
Website: www.timwaggoner.com
Andrew Nadolny
Andrew is a
trans writer living in Ohio with his family and other assorted oddities. He
looks forward to one day being devoured by his own mitochondrial DNA.
Bluesky: cyrelia-j.bsky.social
Gary A Braunbeck
Gary A. Braunbeck was born in Newark, Ohio (the
city that serves as the model for the fictitious Cedar Hill in a majority of
his novels and stories) where he graduated from Newark High School in 1978,
briefly studied for the priesthood (until he didn’t), worked as a supervisor
for developmentally disabled adults, then in the paste-up room at the Newark
Advocate, as well as a bartender (numerous times), a janitor (again, numerous
times), a dog groomer, a short-order cook, and a salaried actor for one season of
summer stock, (he would go on to work as a professional actor for several years
–including as an extra in the Robert Redford film Brubaker, and the mini-series
Centennial.
He made his first professional fiction sale to
Twilight Zone’s NIGHTCRY (selling three additional stories to the magazine
after that), and went on to place work in other pro magazines such as Cemetery
Dance, The Horror Show, The Blood Review, 2 A.M., and such anthologies as The
Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror, Borderlands, Masques, and Scare Care. His
fiction has been translated into Japanese, French, Italian, Russian, German,
Czech, and Polish. Nearly 250 of his short stories have appeared in various publications.
His work has won the Bram Stoker Award 7 times, an International Horror Guild
Award, and has been nominated for The Pushcart Prize, The World Fantasy Award,
and Le Grand Prix de L’Imaginaire.
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/gary.braunbeck/
Another book spotlight today for the new horror novel Path of Totality by KN Gould, released by Crystal Lake Publishing. Enjoy.
Another book spotlight today with the new Dark Tide anthology from Crystal Lake Publishing. Releasing today is Urban Legends (Dark Tide 20) with novellas by Nick Roberts, Leigh Kenny and Dan Franklin.
Another book spotlight today with the new release from Crystal Lake Publishing, Enough Time by J. Edwin Buja. Enjoy.
Every January, Emma Ranahan has horrible nightmares about torture and murder. At the Wycliff Point Library, Emma laments the arrival of January, when storms beat against the cliffs and horrible nightmares invade her dreams. By mid-month, terrible scars reappear on her body. The keloid along her neck will last the longest. She’ll wear a turtleneck so no one will see. By February Emma’s scars fade, and all she remembers are four words—Savior, Victim, Beast, and Friend.
Even Emma thinks she’s crazy. But when the Beast arrives at the Wycliff Point Inn, her nightmares come to life in crashing waves of memory—Emma’s dreams were real, and she is the Victim. But who is the Friend and how will she discover the Savior?
Imagine Somewhere in Time with lots of blood.
Book Link: https://getbook.at/EnoughTime
J. Edwin Buja has spent his life surrounded by books. He discovered early on that researching and writing hold the key to happiness. Who else would think scanning through decades of microfilm to index an old newspaper would be a dream job?
For more than forty years, he has been married to the most wonderful woman on the planet. Although he lives in a small village somewhere in Canada, his heart and second home reside with his horror family in New England.
His novels include The King of the Wood (2019) and The Consort (2022). He has also had more than twenty short stories published. He is currently working on the final novel of The Wood series, and another novel based on concerts he attended in Detroit in the 1970s.
He also writes Young Adult novels under the name John Buja. His latest release is Coverdale (2024). In 2000-2001, he published two middle-grade time travel/history books.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/john.buja/