From the creator of Splatterpunk Zine comes Splatterpunk’s Not Dead, an anthology consisting of 8 horror stories, ranging from new upcoming writers to genre favourites, featuring new fiction by Jeff Strand, Adam Cesare, Shane McKenzie, Nathan Robinson, Robert Essig, Brendan Vidito, Saul Bailey and Paul Shrimpton. Edited by Jack Bantry and including an introduction by Jeff Burk, head editor at Deadite Press.Praise for Splatterpunk Zine:“Splatterpunk is 100% the real deal, and if seedy-but-brilliantly-written hardcore horror is your pleasure, guilty or otherwise, I’d say this zine is essential reading.” – Kit Power, Ginger Nuts of Horror“These are great days for horror fiction and Splatterpunk is a great return to bloody roots.” – John Boden, Shock Totem“It’s a zine in the 80s sense of the word… It makes me nostalgic” – Wrath James White“This is an old school handmade hardcore horror fiction zine… I liked it a lot.” – Mark Sieber, Horror Drive-In“Bantry is providing a great time for fans of horror fiction. If you haven’t jumped on this viscera-covered bandwagon, what are you waiting for?” – Sean Leonard, HorrorNews.net“Splatterpunk Zine has thrown down the gauntlet to any and all challengers, and assumed its place at the head of the pack. This is exactly how underground horror fiction should be, unfettered, uncompromising and deliciously nasty. Horror has a new voice.” – Mass Movement“Sometimes you stumble across something and you want to tell the world about it. It happens I’ve found something I’d like to share, something joyous, yet unsettling, amateur, yet smart. I’m talking about Splatterpunk Zine.” – Snakebite Horror

Splatterpunk's Not Dead!

Literature & Fiction

Cesare, Adam

Shrimpton, Paul

McKenzie, Shane

Robinson, Nathan

Vidito, Brendan

Strand, Jeff.

Essig, Robert

Short Stories & Anthologies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>From the Splatterpunk Award-winning editors of Splatterpunk Fighting Back comes a brand new anthology. Marital dysfunction explodes into violence in a circus sideshow from hell... Three American tourists get more than they bargained for when they visit a very special Mexican brothel... When you work for the cartels, 'trash disposal' has a whole new meaning... Splatterpunk Forever brings you 11 all-new tales of extreme horror, with an introduction by Glenn Rolfe.</p>

Splatterpunk Forever

Thomas, Ryan C.

Lutzke, Chad

Manzetti, Alessandro

Garza, Michelle

Harding, Ryan

Bantry, Jack

Power, Kit

Lason, Melissa

Genre Fiction

Independently published

Within these pages you will find many different aspects of the horrific side of Steampunk. In “Last Flight of the Bismarck” by Scott Baker, the world is threatened by technological zombies with only two young adventurers standing in their way. The threat is more subliminal in Salena Moffat’s “Bedlam” where it’s hard to determine what is reality? “The Thumping in the Basement” by Tonia Brown considers the matter of limb and organ replacement and the ethics, or lack of, behind it. Stories like Marie Andrews’ “Clockwork Carousel” take us to new realms of horror. I dare anyone to look at a circus carousel the same way after reading this unnerving tale. Victorian settings are used in two very different tales. “Whitechapel Transfer” by Theresa Derwin connects the hideous crimes of Jack the Ripper with futuristic Steampunkish technology while “The Garretton Ghoul” by Christine Morgan finds another community rocked by a series of mysterious and gruesome murders. Buck Weiss contributes a terror filled adventure in “The Black Banshee” that features two amateur sleuths of which I am sure we will read more about soon. So too is A. J. Sikes’ tale, “The Three Blind Men”, which sets the stage for more tales of technological terror. Taking us into the future is Nathan Robinson with “The Last of the Bad Few” which gives a different spin to the technological horror of Steampunk. And, as a contrast, “Nothing but a Dog: A Trio of Travellers Tale” by Travis Sivart brings us back to an Old-World European view of horror… with a dash of Steampunk added for good measure. These stories represent an ability to look beyond a genre’s preconceptions and create new horizons. These writers are explorers in a wild, new land and, before us, they lay a vast vista of exciting, and terrifying, possibilities.

Machina Mortis: Steampunk'd Tales of Terror

Gafford, Sam

Morgan, Christine

Weiss, Buck

Sivart, Travis I

Brown, Tonia

Andrews, Marie

Derwin, Theresa

Sikes, A J

Dunlap, Drew

KnightWatch Press

Comet Press is extremely proud to present its third annual anthology featuring this year's hardcore corps of authors with the best extreme horror fiction of 2017 that breaks boundaries and trashes taboos.It was a killer year for horror fiction of the harder kind. Authors, editors and publishers presented readers with some startling works of horrific imagination, stories graphic in the extreme yet with subtleties suggesting larger meanings, tales that explore humanity by plumbing depths of soulless inhumanity and, in some cases, outright depravity. The stories here represent the best of them, disturbing tales that dig deep and take you into the dark heart of horror itself, unrelenting and unapologetic.“So Sings The Siren” by Annie Neugebauer takes us onto a Dark Fantasy stage for a one-night-only performance of mythological torture. Then Ryan Harding’s “Junk” gets right to the hardcore stuff with the ultimate dick-pic horror tale. Robert Levy’s “The Cenacle” is a literary cemetery feast you may have a hard time stomaching (Tums won’t save you).Nathan Ballingrud’s “The Maw” treads surefootedly on Sci-Fi ground, right up to the edge of the Maw itself in a tale of stunning originality. Luciano Marano made his first pro sell when he sold “Burnt” to DOA III, certainly one of the year’s best anthologies, and the tale has it own fiery fetishistic twist.“The Better Part of Drowning” by Octavia Cade treads waters of both science fiction and fantasy but it’s pure horror at its biting depths. Tim Waggoner’s “Til Death” is Lovecraftian Post-Apocalypse horror at its absolute best.“Letter From Hell” comes with that special delivery you only get from Matt Shaw. Dani Brown gets down and very dirty in her “Theatrum Mortuum,” which may be the most extreme thing you read all year.Glenn Gray’s “Break” is a hard-to-take anatomy lesson given to a man weary of doing hard time. In “Bernadette” Ramiro Perez de Pereda gets medieval in his tale of a djinn summoned by a desperate priest.Brian Hodge takes you on a trip to Mexico you will never forget in “West of Matamoros, North of Hell.” This story is a masterpiece of suspense, a grueling experience that may well leave you exhausted by the end. You might even feel like a vacation afterward, but we’re betting it won’t be to Matamoros.Bracken MacLeod’s “Reprising Her Role” takes us behind the scenes of a porno snuff film for a gut-wrenching reprisal and unexpected bonus footage.A real-life death threat inspired Doug Ford’s “The Watcher” and we think it shows. “Scratching From The Outer Darkness” showcases Tim Curran’s descriptive prowess and gives you a tale of hardcore Cthulhu Mythos.Brace yourself when Adam Howe’s “Foreign Bodies” takes you deep into the bowels of a nasty abyss—which might make a good echo chamber for the laughter Adam’s patented black humor is likely to elicit.Sean Patrick Hazlett introduces us to “Adramelech,” an ancient demon with a taste for broiled children. Daniel Marc Chant’s “ULTRA” jacks into a popular VR game called Slut Slayer. But what if it’s more than a game?Nathan Robinson takes us into the trees with a group of militant environmentalists who will discover a tree hugger of the deadly sort, entirely alien to their experience.Scott Smith (A Simple Plan and The Ruins) wraps up this year’s fat package of the hard stuff in a big bloody bow with “The Dogs.” The canines in this tale are not Man’s Best Friend variety, nor are they Woman’s Besties, as you will see.Thanks for coming along into this year’s heart of hardcore darkness. We hope to see you on the other side.

Year's Best Hardcore Horror Volume 3

Hodge, Brian

SMITH, Scott

Waggoner, Tim

Marano, Luciano

Ballingrud, Nathan

Levy, Robert

Neugebauer, Annie

GRAY; GLENN

Red Room Press

"Nailed! An Erotic Death Anthology" presented by Rainstorm Press are thirteen sexually charged and explicit tales where death, sex and violence blur into one explosive thrill. Lurid stories of revenge, obsession and lust, takes the reader on an enticing journey of anticipation and horror, daring to break the boundaries of normal sexual desires. Give into your deepest desires, if you dare… Stories Include: Another POV By Matt Kurtz Fucking Revenge By Nelia Thompson Suck Me Dry! By Anna M. Lowther It Grows on You By Ramon Mendez Jr. Over to our Weather Girl for a Live Feed By Nathan Robinson Cookies By Paul Edmonds And more … This book is for mature adults only.

Nailed! An Erotic Death Anthology

Kurtz, Matt

EDMONDS, Paul

Thompson, Nelia

Lowther, Anna M.

Mendez Jr., Ramon

Rainstorm Press

The last installment in The Undead That Saved Christmas series is here! We didn’t hold back for this one. No longer are we limiting ourselves to zombie and vampires. Rainstorm Press is proud to present The Undead That Saved Christmas: Vol. 3 Monster Bash! Are you ready for a great Christmas treat? How about twenty? Within these pages are twenty delightful stories that combine the spirit of Christmas with the terror of monsters. From zom-bies to vampires to werewolves and elves, this collection has something in store for you. This is the perfect stocking stuffer for that horror enthusiast in your life. Proceeds from the sales of The Undead That Saved Christmas: Vol. 3 Monster Bash! benefit the Hugs Foster Family Agency (hugsffa.org) and will help them give their foster children gifts this holiday season. Stories include: Bad Parents By Gretchen Elhassani It Came Upon a Midnight Dreary By Stacey Graham Winter Wonderland By Joshua Skye Most Wonderful Times Jay Wilburn In With the New Tammy A. Branom And much, much more!

The Undead That Saved Christmas: Vol 3 Monster Bash!

Johnson, Sarah L.

Dunham, T. Fox

Graham, Stacey

Elhassani, Gretchen

Gepp, Steven

McKenzie, Gary

Skye, Joshua

Boyd, Juliet

Giant

Children's Books

Action & Adventure

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