Supernatural Black Dogs, UFO's, a vampire shark, parasite-infested children, and a foul-mouthed marionette from another dimension. These are just some of the dark delights to be found in the collection Nocturnal Emissions, from Jeffrey Thomas--the fertile imagination behind the Punktown and Letters From Hades series, and finalist for the Bram Stoker and John W. Campbell awards. Thomas demonstrates the wide range of his ability in these short stories, novellas and poems, which include: Godhead Dying Downwards--Thomas' acclaimed novella, in which a 19th Century priest seeks to solve ghostly mysteries in the British countryside. The Night Swimmers--in which two brothers investigate UFO sightings in a New England forest. The Possessed--a New Weird style science fiction/horror novella in which three explorers utilize a strange method of traveling to a far world. Nocturnal Emissions--a novella (or collection of mini-stories, if you'd rather) about imbalance, love, TV, a giant floating eye, and other enigmas--one chapter of which features the pop star Walter Egan (Magnet and Steel) as its protagonist.

Nocturnal Emissions

Literature & Fiction

Thomas, Jeffrey

Barnett, David G.

Genre Fiction

Dark Regions Press, LLC

Hidden in the dark corners of our reality are the passages to spaces beyond. It is there that unfortunate souls come face to face with the horrors that move silently about us in everyday life. Take a breath, take a chance, and turn the page. David Dunwoody, the author of the novel Empire, presents strange and chilling tales in which there is no escape to be found - only confrontation with the dark entities of the author's imagination. Giant graveyard ghouls, rebellious demons chained eternally in Hell, ravenous shape-shifters on a lost island, and the specter of Death himself all await within the confines of this book to collect your soul."Has the ability to resonate in your mind...a frightening experience." - Dr. Pus

Dark Entities

Dunwoody, David

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Doomsdays

THE BEST SHORT STORIES OF HWA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT WINNER RICK HAUTALA ILLUSTRATED BY GLENN CHADBOURNEOne of 2012's HWA Lifetime Achievement Award Winners, Rick Hautala had a writing career that spanned more than three decades. From Moondeath, his first novel published in 1980, to the republication of his best-selling novel The White Room (DRP, 2012), his novels and short stories have entertained millions of readers around the world.Glimpses, a career-spanning "best of" collection brings together twenty-four stories, including eight from each of Rick Hautala's critically-acclaimed collections Bedbugs and Occasional Demons, and eight previously uncollected stories."Rick Hautala’s writing shines with dedication, hard-earned craft, and devotion." - Peter Straub

Glimpses

Hautala, Rick

Other Gods

Rainey, Stephen Mark

Supernatural "Black Dogs," UFOs, a vampire shark, parasite-infested children, and a foul-mouthed marionette from another dimension.These are just some of the dark delights to be found collection NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS by Jeffrey Thomas - the fertile imagination behind the Punktown and Letters From Hades series, and finalist for the Bram Stoker and John W. Campbell awards. Thomas demonstrates the wide range of his ability in these short stories, novellas and poems, which include: Godhead Dying Downwards, Thomas' acclaimed novella, in which a 19th Century priest seeks to solve ghostly mysteries in the British countryside. The Night Swimmers, in which two brothers investigate UFO sightings in a New England forest. The Possessed, a "New Weird" style science fiction/horror novella in which three explorers utilize a strange method of traveling to a far world. Nocturnal Emissions, a novella (or collection of mini stories, if you'd rather) about imbalance, love, TV, a giant floating eye, and other enigmas - one chapter of which features pop star Walter Egan (Magnet and Steel) as its protagonist. Praise for the stories of Jeffrey Thomas: "Thomas is one of the few authors who never seems to run out of new twists and turns." - Don D'Ammassa, Critical Mass reviews "Jeffrey Thomas' imagination is as twisted as it is relentless." - F. Paul Wilson, author of the Repairman Jack series "With brutal elegance and chilling subtlety, Thomas pulls his readers into his dark visions immediately from every opening line." - Paul Di Filippo, in Asimov's "Jeffrey Thomas is a writer to watch. I just can't put down his books once I start them." - Douglas Clegg, author of Isis "Thomas is a very good wordsmith with a fecund and detailed imagination." - Publisher's Weekly

In any other city in the world, the discovery of Mary-Jane Palmer's body floating in the river would have been sad, and disquieting, that was all. A four-line filler on the inside pages of the daily newspapers. A minor tragedy passed over like a dead bird in the road. But this was Paris, the river was the Seine, and because of that the proceedings were tinted with a vague gothic suggestion of romance. A small crowd gathered - middle-aged businessmen in their sleek, well-filled suits; art students and booksellers; a few tourists; a few old women with faces wrinkled like contour maps. The gendarmerie arrived and kept their siren going long after it was necessary, as though to add to the occasion. They walked around the body and gazed at it through squinted eyes. L'amour, they muttered.L'amour.Until they turned her over.And saw her face...What is a ghost? Merely a disembodied spirit? You'll find plenty of those here, but there are other kinds as well. An entity created by a child's imagination. A mysterious pale figure on a bleak, deserted moor. A madman who is not dead yet but... Tony Richards has been hailed as "one of today's masters of dark fiction," and has been penning supernatural tales for more than thirty years. Come with him as he voyages the world in search of the dark arcane. The jungled slopes of Penang, and Malaysia. The night-bound alleyways of Tokyo and New York. Everywhere that holds a shadow also holds a deadly secret and this book reveals them all, in a collection that includes the critically acclaimed novella Postcards from Terri and four brand-new stories, never seen in print before.

Our Lady of the Shadows

Richards, Tony

They say Mooncat Jack takes the kids nobody is watching, the kids nobody wants. They say he takes them in the dark and smiles with teeth like black dice and eyes like pools of dead water waiting to suck them down to...someplace else... Darkness is everywhere. It lingers in the echoes of the past and dwells behind the closed doors of ordinary houses. It rises from the dead and hides behind the face of true love. Pretend you don't see it, but you know it's there. You know, sooner or later, a day will come when you feel its touch and see its face. "...Chambers writes stories that are paced fast enough to friction burn a reader's eyeballs." - Horror Reader.com Now from one of dark fiction's most powerful new voices comes this collection of nightmare visions of the things that live beyond the light. Sure, they say James Chambers is a normal guy. They say he doesn't look like a horror writer. And yet he's gazed into the dark and lived to tell these tales of madness and betrayal, shocking Lovecraftian mysteries, and terrifying journeys into history. Known for creating surprising twists and haunting characters, Chambers delivers atmospheric suspense mixed with disturbing, psychological dread. Consider these stories to be cautionary tales, warnings of the unseen horrors that lurk all around us, and read them if you dare. "This is one mean word jockey." - CJ Henderson Published here for the first time anywhere is Chamber's chilling novelette of the New York City underworld: "Five Points."

Resurrection House

Chambers, James

Scattered Ashes

Nicholson, Scott

"When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." In these recently discovered accounts, sealed and hidden from prying eyes for almost eighty years, Dr. John H. Watson puts pen to paper once more, as he accompanies his friend, that most rational of detectives, Mr. Sherlock Holmes in the utterly irrational realm of the otherworldly, the uncanny, and the supernatural. Enter the gaslit world of Holmes and Watson - a world caught halfway between the bright glare of science and logic and the darker clutches of superstition and fear - a world of unknown creatures, secret seances, ancient curses, and forbidden knowledge - where the enquiring mind of the world's first consulting detective must search for the answer to some new and challenging questions... What was it about the loathsome contents of a match-box that sent an apparently fearless man stark staring mad? How can Sherlock Holmes be called upon to investigate a murder where the victim is his client, and where the murder has already taken place? What is it that lies in the darkness of an ancient burial mound, and can it really bring about death to any who would disturb its resting place? Can mere words in a stolen manuscript really open men's minds to maddeningly terrifying visions of a world beyond our own? In order to find the solutions to these problems, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson may yet discover that sometimes it is not so easy to eliminate the impossible!

Sherlock Holmes: The Impossible Cases

McGachey, Daniel

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Nocturnal Emissions

Dark Entities

Doomsdays

Glimpses

Other Gods

Nocturnal Emissions

Our Lady of the Shadows

Resurrection House

Scattered Ashes

Sherlock Holmes: The Impossible Cases