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Local legend says it was a church. Campfire whispers claim devil
worship and unconsecrated land. Old timers explain the lone grave
as remnants of evil. Having watched far too many horror movies, a
group of teens wander into the woods with a Ouija board, planning
to play with the dead and scaring each other in the process. But
the group quickly learns ghosts of the past are not the only
dangers, as the present can be much more haunting.
A missing girl. A found fingertip. A puddle of blood without a
body. A small town neighborhood full of rumors and imagination
through the eyes of its youth. Their world is a combination of
grass stains and dried mud-the badges of childhood, that often look
like blood in the right light.
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The I Am (Paperback)
Robert Samuels; Illustrated by Mark One; Contributions by Kelly Owen
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R279
Discovery Miles 2 790
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Hal Maybury's suburban existence was a dull void; an endless cycle
of pubs, cigarettes and dysfunctional matrimony. But all of that
changed the night a drunken wander led to the accidental discovery
of an invisibility suit. With his outfit of choice allowing him to
enter any building, listen to any conversation, eat, drink and ride
public transport for free Hal's London becomes a humorous and
illuminating misadventure. But he never expected it to take on
biblical proportions.
This 450 page anthology of the first year of LampLight Magazine
collects four amazing issues from September 2012 - June 2013.
Features the complete serial novella "And I Watered It With
Tears" by Kevin Lucia.
Fiction and interviews with Robert Ford, Kelli Owen, Ronald
Malfi, and Elizabeth Massie.
J.F. Gonzalez takes us through the history of the genre with his
Shadows in the Attic articles. LampLight classics bring you some of
those past voices to experience again.
Fiction by William Meikle, Nathan Yocum, Rahul Kanakia, Ian
Creasey, Mandy DeGeit, D.J. Cockburn, Christopher Fryer,
Christopher Kelly, Tim Lieder, Jamie Lackey, Matthew Warner, Sheri
White, Dinos Kellis, S. R. Mastrantone, Mjke Wood, Delbert R.
Gardner, Michele Mixell, Sarah Rhett, Armel Dagorn, E. Catherine
Tobler
Nick and the boys return from the summer's last hunting trip to
find the streets empty, the beachfront and park abandoned, and the
windows of their own homes boarded shut. The hunters have become
the hunted, in an apocalyptic plague that pits man against
beast-very tiny beasts. And Nick is determined to keep his
strength, courage and family alive during what could very well be
the last winter of their lives.
Detective Mark Baker is an honest cop and an all-around good guy.
After a chaotic night, Mark starts to reexamine his role in the
system he no longer believes in. That's when an ominous letter
arrives from his estranged sister. She sounds distraught, suicidal.
Her words send him on a mission to a small Midwestern town,
uncertain if he'll find her dead or alive. Valley Mill is a quiet
little utopia. Everyone gets along. There's zero crime. On the
outside, it's exactly what Mark thinks society should be. But what
Mark discovers behind the pristine fences and closed doors is far
worse than anything he could have imagined. And he learns very
quickly to be careful what you wish for...
Horror is pessimism at its bleakest. Worst-case scenario. The
darker side of reality. The glass half-empty. The situation
unfathomable. In Black Bubbles, Kelli Owen presents classic genre
tropes-ghosts, murderers, zombies, what you'd expect (sans
sharks)-but it's the characters, rather than the tropes, that
experience the story, speak of the horrors, and sometimes survive
the inevitable. Sometimes. A decades-old crime shocks a family as
evidence points to one of their own... An ancient evil hitchhikes
its way to freedom... A child has an unusual fascination with
decay... A woman excuses premeditation... Death takes a holiday...
Science and good intentions make horrific bedfellows... A man hides
from nightmares that invade his waking world... Kelli Owen's first
collection gathers over 60,000 words, including a handful of
out-of-print, difficult-to-find previously published work, a
plethora of new pieces, story notes, drawings inspired by the title
story, and an introduction by the legendary Thomas Monteleone.
The town of Mackinaw is all but abandoned at the end of tourist
season. Now, with an approaching blizzard, a strange transport ship
has crashed along the frozen shoreline-its escaped cargo
genetically engineered for only one purpose... Death. Howling winds
hide the screams of townsfolk, as retired biology teacher Ken
Jardine leads a small group to first understand and then destroy
what they're dealing with, before the storm gives the upper hand to
the Live Specimens...
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