<p>Twas the fright before Christmas And all through the town Not a soul stirred No one dared make a sound... Welcome to Deathlehem, where... ...Krampus, not Santa, brings the holiday cheer... ...the lights on the tree, so festive and bright, skitter and crawl and possess a lethal bite... ...malicious little elves, not a jolly fat one, know if you've been naughty--or nice... and ...family gatherings and office parties often turn deadly. So enter...if you dare. A collection of 23 holiday horrors benefiting the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.</p>

O Little Town of Deathlehem: An Anthology of Holiday Horrors for Charity

Literature & Fiction

McLaughLin, Mark

Onspaugh, Mark

Grant, Catherine

McCarty, Michael

Cowan, Matt

Ward, D. Alexander

Barber, Richard Farren

Boudreau, Chantal

Genre Fiction

Grinning Skull Press

<p>No Christmas stocking will be complete without the "scary ghost stories and tales of the glories of Christmases long, long ago" promised by this tantalizing collection of dark, fantastical and romantic "winter tales" from the pen of horror writer Mark Onspaugh. Sometimes funny, sometimes scary and occasionally bittersweet, this collection of Christmas Ghost Stories is perfect fare for sharing aloud by the fire or cuddling with someone (or something!) toasty on a moonless December night. Featuring well over a dozen stories which can be read alone or sewn together, Onspaugh's original Christmas Ghost Stories entertain with supernatural flights of fancy, mysterious creatures and four interwoven fairy tales from the shadowy Black Forest. Nominated for a prestigious Pushcart Prize, writer Onspaugh is delighted to have been compared to his favorite authors Ray Bradbury and Stephen King. He has several new collections of short stories and two supernatural novels from Random House's Hydra imprint, The Faceless One and Deadlight Jack.</p>

Christmas Ghost Stories: a collection of winter tales

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Dark Valentines

Always fresh and original, Mark Onspaugh, author of the popular "Christmas Ghost Stories" and the novel "The Faceless One," brings his unique vision to a genre he has loved since childhood: science fiction. In "Tales from Tomorrow," a choice collection of sixteen futuristic stories, you will journey to places at once familiar and yet strange, including certain places in the universe where humans are not allowed! From files located at the Universal Library, Galactic Branch, we discover robots, time travelers, genetic hybrids, criminal activities in the near and distant future, late explorers to that quaint backwater, the planet Earth and so much more. Poignant, satirical and filled with wonder, these prescient tales evoke Ray Bradbury, Robert Sheckley and Eric Frank Russell. Nominated for a prestigious Pushcart Prize, writer Onspaugh has several new collections of short stories and two supernatural novels from Random House's Hydra imprint, The Faceless One and Deadlight Jack.

Tales From Tomorrow

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

When a NASA probe crashes in the California desert releasing toxic spores, an unholy plague is unleashed, creating an army of walking dead that cannot be stopped. Tom Meyers has seen these horrors first-hand, as the girl he loves is torn apart and devoured and dead friends return to scratch at his door. Now Tom with a motley band of brothers must fight their way to a rumored haven in the North. As they travel the countryside filled with the rotting and ravenous dead, they find themselves immersed in a perilous new world where people will do anything to survive.

The Thetis Plague

Severed Press

The Spider Islands. A mysterious ship has completed a treacherous journey to this hidden island chain. Their mission: to capture the legendary monster, Kua'Mau. Thinking they are successful, they sail back to the United States, where the terrifying creature will be displayed at a new luxury casino in Las Vegas. But the crew has made a horrible mistake - they did not trap Kua'Mau, they took her offspring. Now hot on their heels comes a living nightmare, a two hundred foot, one hundred ton tentacled horror, Kua'Mau, Kaiju Mother of Wrath, who will stop at nothing to safeguard her young. As she tears across California heading towards Vegas, she leaves a monumental body-count in her wake, and not even the U. S. military or private black ops can stop this city-crushing, havoc-wreaking monstrous mother of all Kaiju as she seeks her revenge.

Kua'Mau: Kaiju Mother Of Wrath

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