Publisher: Babelcube
200,000 years ago, the first human beings showed their intelligence. And while that was happening, down the path of death and desolation, a man traced his destiny among the abysses of darkness.
On Saturday 22nd October 2016, the township of Bogganobbi NSW was completely destroyed in an event that saw the greatest loss of Australian life since WWI... and there were a lot of frogsShow book
They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder . . . Dallas Corso is on top of the world.With millions of adoring subscribers, devilish good looks, and business savvy as developed as his six-pack abs, he enjoys unparalleled success on social media. As the king of men's fitness influencers, he's cultivated a polished image—hard-working, motivational and honest.But there's another side to Dallas Corso, one you won't find in a magazine.Greedy, self-obsessed and tirelessly judgmental, it's only a matter of time before his true colors show.When a cruel late-night post of his goes viral and drives one of his followers to suicide, Dallas finds his high-powered life falling to pieces. Attempts to smooth things over with the bereaved only seem to open the floodgates; he's hounded by terrifying visions in the night, tailed by monstrous entities in the streets and subjected to strange afflictions that put his life's work at risk.Cursed and driven to madness for his hateful deeds, Dallas stands to lose far more than his lucrative career . . .Show book
SONGS IN THEY KEY OF DEATH, a collection of poetic horror, by JG Faherty "Songs in the Key of Death is a collection of edgy, stirring poems from the author of such well-known books as Ragman and The Wakening. I was delighted to learn that JG Faherty is expanding his horizons into poetry, and the result is a fascinating compilation of dark enchantments. Highly recommended!" —Jeani Rector, Editor of The Horror Zine "I love the way JG Faherty's extraordinary poetry collection plays with language, form, and emotion. These pieces are by turns frightening, melancholy, disturbing, smart, and darkly witty. Songs in the Key of Death is a hit!" —Lisa Morton, six-time Bram Stoker Award® winner "I really enjoyed this collection. The poems are philosophical and eerie, sometimes brutal and disturbing, with a lot of sharp edges and concise choices of language and imagery." —Erinn Kemper, horror and weird fiction author whose stories have appeared in Tor.com, Black Static, Chiral Mad, Prism, Cemetery Dance Magazine, Dark Discoveries, and other markets Cover Art by Mystic Art Design, Audiobook Narration by Danielle BrynShow book
First Story The Requiem Blake is dead and his spirit Mortimer the Grim Reaper goes to his own funeral only problem is his drunk. How mad will it get? "Why are you here it is not respectful to the dead or family and friends, Mortimer, you can't be here," said the deadman's best friend to a grim reaper who he knew was the soul of the deadman. "It's my party I can be here, Mass," said the drunk reaper. "You're drunk, you shouldn't come in," said Max Starfire. "I'm not drunk! I didn't know you had a twin?" said the reaper looking at an invisible nonexistent man induced by drink. "I don't I'm an only child," said Max nervously as the reaper pushed passed him. Second Story Playing with Fire Happens in the aftermath of The Requiem. When someone makes Blake Fire the magician does his will in return he won't reveal that Fire is a grim reaper Blake will go only so far. When he is driven too far Blake shows them how dangerous it is to play with Fire.Show book
There was no shadow cast - so, it must have been noon when a man fell for Alice in a bunny costume. Alice loved rabbits. She fell for the bait, but it wouldn’t take long ’til all bunnies she’d hate. He gestured to follow. They then fell towards the sky! She watched as her home became smaller in size. Above her, the ground was a bright shade of red and the bunny she followed, fell too and was dead. She was certain that his would become her fate too, but the dead Bunnyman stood up, good as new. He reached out to catch her. She slipped through his hands. Irrelevant now were her day’s list of plans.Show book
Life at sixty isn't quite what Kay Carrera expected. She's working as a skip-tracer for a PI who is desperate to land his own reality TV show. She has a new roommate who arrived with more than the usual amount of baggage. And her attempts at knitting are less than stellar—way less than stellar. Worse, the cataract surgery that restored her sight has also delivered an unexpected and disturbing side-effect. Kay sees ghosts. And when the dead turn to her for help, she just can't say no.Show book
