Playful, whimsical, or dark, but always thoughtful and tinged with the inexplicably weird,the Weird Dream Society brings together twenty-three stories from the most innovativecreators in speculative fiction.Nathan Ballingrud, Carina Bissett, Gregory Norman Bossert, Karen Bovenmyer,Christopher Brown, Emily Cataneo, Julie C. Day, Michael J Deluca, Gemma Files,A.T. Greenblatt, Nin Harris, Chip Houser, James Patrick Kelly, Marianne Kirby, Kathrin KöhlerMatthew Kressel, Jordan Kurella, Premee Mohamed, Sarah Read, Sofia Samatar,Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam, Steve Toase, A.C. WiseAll proceeds from the Weird Dream Society anthology will go to RAICES. RAICES envisions acompassionate society where all people have the right to migrate, and human rights are guaranteed.Some dreams can change the world.

Weird Dream Society: An Anthology of the Possible & Unsubstantiated in Support of RAICES

Literature & Fiction

Read, Sarah

Files, Gemma

Toase, Steve

Ballingrud, Nathan

Kirby, Marianne

Kelly, James Patrick

Day, Julie C.

Bossert, Gregory Norman

Bissett, Carina

Houser, Chip

Genre Fiction

Reckoning Press

Third Flatiron presents "Galileo's Theme Park," a new anthology of science fiction, dark fantasy, horror, and humor. Twenty short stories by an international group of authors explore how the universe has changed since Humanity took a closer look at the stars. Journey with us on a speculative expedition to the lands beyond Earth opened to us by Galileo's telescope. Are we alone in the universe? Third Flatiron's new speculative fiction anthology, "Galileo's Theme Park," explores themes such as space exploration and adventure, religion, and cosmology. A flash humor section, "Grins and Gurgles," is also featured. "Galileo's Theme Park" is an original and varied collection of science fiction/fantasy, humor, and horror from an international group of contributors. Writers include Alex Zalben, Ginger Strivelli, Steve Toase, Dr. Jackie Ferris, Eric J. Guignard, Jemima Pett, Erica Ruppert, Connie Vigil Platt, Justin Short, Wendy Nikel, Jimmy Huff, Adrik Kemp, Neil James Hudson, G. D. Watry, Jo Miles, Martin M. Clark, Rachel Rodman, Ville Nummenpää, Art Lasky, and Lisa Timpf. Edited by Juliana Rew.

Galileo's Theme Park (Third Flatiron Anthologies)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Guignard, Eric J.

Ruppert, Erica

Zalben, Alex

Rew, Juliana

Strivelli, Ginger

Ferris, Dr. Jackie

Pett, Jemima

Platt, Connie Vigil

Short, Justin

Science Fiction

Third Flatiron Publishing

Every town and city has its legends. Spring-heeled Jack (London), Cropsey (Staten Island), or Slenderman (Waukesha). In 2018 Maryland’s terrifying legend of Peeping Tom was brought to light with director Erik Kristopher Myer’s award winning horror mockumentary Butterfly Kisses. (Available on Amazon Prime)Now, Roxton Press is pleased to present an authorized collection of stories based on Butterfly Kisses and the legend of The Blink Man. In it's fear-filled pages you will read about;A professor, brought to Ellicott City to lecture on the phenomenon of 'flickering spirits'. A troubled man's life takes a turn for the worse when a local shopkeeper leads him to a terrifying encounter.Folklore expert Matt Lake receives a mysterious old poem that appears to tell the tale of someone who once encountered the Blink Man.A cheating husband's attempt to bid a permanent farewell to his wife descends into madness and death.A holy man journeys to the Ilchester Tunnel and sees an awful figure off in the distance.A man traumatized by war turns to a hypnotist for relief with horrifying consequences.A student has good reason to believe that her favorite teacher's untimely death wasn't suicide.Police detectives investigate the disappearance of a survey team at the site of the Ilchester tunnel.Research into the tunnel reveals some startling anomalies.And a seemingly accidental car accident ties back to the Ilchester Tunnel and the infamous Blink Man.This amazing volume also includes a suppressed article written in the aftermath of the film, and a revealing afterword by the film's creator, Erik Kristopher Myers.

In The Blink of An Eye

Lake, Matt

Storck, Patrick

Wygant, Shelley Davies

Glover, K. Patrick

Couper, William

Myers, Erik Kristopher

Morgan, Megan

Kallick, Seth Adam

Le Doux, Jacob

Roxton Press

Dirt Upon My Skin (Black Shuck Shadows)

Black Shuck Books

The Fiends in the Furrows: An Anthology of Folk Horror

The Fiends in the Furrows: An Anthology of Folk Horror is a collection of nine short stories that hew both to the earthy traditions and blaze new trails in Folk Horror. FEATURING:Coy Hall | “Sire of the Hatchet”Sam Hicks | “Back Along the Old Track”Lindsay King-Miller | “The Fruit”Steve Toase | “The Jaws of Ouroboros”Eric J. Guignard | “The First Order of Whaleyville’s Divine Basilisk Handlers”Romey Petite | “Pumpkin, Dear”Stephanie Ellis | “The Way of the Mother”Zachary Von Houser | “Leave the Night”S.T. Gibson | “Revival”Fans of Folk Horror, as well as those unfamiliar with it, will find horrors galore in these stories. Themes of rural isolation and insularity, paranoia, mindless and monstrous ritual, as well as arcane ceremonies clashing against modern preoccupations run through these stories.Nosetouch Press is proud to bring The Fiends in the Furrows: An Anthology of Folk Horror to horror enthusiasts everywhere.

Ellis, Stephanie

King-Miller, Lindsay

Hall, Coy

Von Houser, Zachary

Gibson, S.T.

Petite, Romey

Nosetouch Press

Please select “See all formats and editions” to choose between a Hardcover w/dust jacket or Case Laminate Hardcover.\n“The Fiends in the Furrows takes the bustling in the hedgerows and turns them into your darkest nightmares...this is an anthology that will stir up those primal fears that are ingrained in all of us.” —Jim Mcleod, GingerNutsofHorror.com, JIM MCLEOD'S TOP HORROR BOOKS OF 2018\nIncluded on the Preliminary Ballot for the 2018 Bram Stoker Awards.\nIncludes the stories “The Jaws of Ouroboros” by Steve Toase and “Back Along the Old Track” by Sam Hicks, both included in THE BEST HORROR OF THE YEAR VOLUME 11, Edited by Ellen Datlow.\nThe Fiends in the Furrows: An Anthology of Folk Horror is a collection of nine short stories that hew both to the earthy traditions and blaze new trails in Folk Horror.\nFEATURING: Coy Hall “Sire of the Hatchet” Sam Hicks “Back Along the Old Track” Lindsay King-Miller “The Fruit” Steve Toase “The Jaws of Ouroboros” Eric J. Guignard “The First Order of Whaleyville’s Divine Basilisk Handlers” Romey Petite “Pumpkin, Dear” Stephanie Ellis “The Way of the Mother” Zachary Von Houser “Leave the Night” S.T. Gibson “Revival” 
Fans of Folk Horror, as well as those unfamiliar with it, will find horrors galore in these stories. Themes of rural isolation and insularity, paranoia, mindless and monstrous ritual, as well as arcane ceremonies clashing against modern preoccupations run through these stories. Nosetouch Press is proud to bring The Fiends in the Furrows: An Anthology of Folk Horror to horror enthusiasts everywhere.\n“...All the stories are well written, with huge gobbets of terror and weirdness running through their veins. With nine to choose from, you can sample taste from a literary buffet of varied writers’ voices and styles, as each one elegantly creates its own fictional world with its own boundaries into which you, the reader, can step inside, visit and unlike some of the characters trapped within, you are allowed to leave. This is quite a privilege.” —Alyson Rhodes, author\nOne of the Top 15 Anthologies of 2018—Emily, BookHappy08

To drown in dark water ... The debut short story collection from Steve Toase heralds the arrival of a transcendent visionary of modern horror, a melding of the beauty and terror of Clive Barker and Tanith Lee, with Steve's distinctive visceral and vibrant voice. Containing 6 new dark visions and a curated selection of reprints, including 3 stories from the acclaimed Best Horror of the Year series, To Drown in Dark Water is a veritable feast of gruesome delights. About the Author Steve Toase was born in North Yorkshire, England, and now lives in Munich, Germany. He writes regularly for Fortean Times and Folklore Thursday. His fiction has appeared in Nightmare Magazine, Shadows & Tall Trees 8, Nox Pareidolia, Three Lobed Burning Eye, Shimmer, and Lackington's. In 2014 "Call Out" was reprinted in The Best Horror Of The Year 6, and two of his stories were published in Best Horror of the Year 11. He also likes old motorbikes and vintage cocktails. You can find him at stevetoase.co.uk

To Drown in Dark Water

Undertow Publications

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