In addition to the novel, this Special Edition of White Zombie contains a recreation of the original film script
When Madeline Short travels to Haiti to marry her fiance, she's soon caught in a web of superstition, lust, and fear. Will she find wedded bliss, or fall victim to the witch doctor known as Murder Legendre and become a White Zombie?
Award-winning author Stephen D. Sullivan brings White Zombie into the 21st century with this modern novel based on the classic horror film starring Bela Lugosi.
"I've reviewed over 400 zombie films, novels, comics, games, television programs, short stories, and even a zombie opera. Some of this zombie media was great. A lot was not. Stephen D Sullivan's White Zombie belongs in the great category." -- Derek M. Koch of Mail-Order Zombie, from his Foreword
Also Available in a general edition (without the script).

A brand-new novelization of the horror classic
When Madeline Short travels to Haiti to marry her fiance, she's soon caught in a web of superstition, lust, and fear. Will she find wedded bliss, or fall victim to the witch doctor known as Murder Legendre and become a White Zombie?
Award-winning author Stephen D. Sullivan brings White Zombie into the 21st century with this modern novel based on the classic horror film starring Bela Lugosi.
"I've reviewed over 400 zombie films, novels, comics, games, television programs, short stories, and even a zombie opera. Some of this zombie media was great. A lot was not. Stephen D Sullivan's White Zombie belongs in the great category." -- Derek M. Koch of Mail-Order Zombie, from his Foreword
Also Available in a Special Edition including both the novel & the movie script

Slug it out with the God of Thunder, Thor Rescue a princess from a ravening sea serpent Fight alongside six-foot-tall chainsaw-wielding rabbits Get torn to pieces and devoured by a pack of manticore It's all in a day's work for Crimson-the warrior woman fated to be reborn forever into the bodies of those who no longer deserve to live. Crimson's ongoing adventures prove that "immortality" isn't all it's cracked up to be. Yet, time and again, she risks everything to save innocent lives ... and, sometimes, the world itself. Now, you can own all of Crimson's tales in The Crimson Collection: The Complete Short Stories 2000-2011. Each story is presented uncut and in order of original publication. The book also features one rare story, "Time War" (previously available only in the Stalking the Wild Hare anthology), and one new story, "Crimson the Barbarian"-presented here for the first time anywhere Forever Crimson The Gates of Paradise Crash of the Titans Crimson & Dragons Time War Thor Loser Crimson the Barbarian Find out what fantasy fans everywhere are talking about Strap on your sword and save the multiverse alongside the Warrior Woman with Attitude in The Crimson Collection "Crimson kicks ass-and nobody is needed to save her own (rather sweet) one but the redheaded renegade herself. Sullivan channels an engaging and authentic voice for these tantalizing tales." -Paul McComas, author of Unforgettable and Planet of the Dates "Sulivan's red-tressed hero is red-hot . . . miss her not " -Jean Rabe, USA Today bestselling author

Between twilight and dawn, half-glimpsed things lurk in the swirling sea mist, long-dead things that have clawed their way out of the darkest abyss, things that were better left entombed. In this second volume of Blue Kingdoms Stories, you'll find a host of specters, ghosts, monsters, and more . . . guaranteed to shiver your timbers. Sail the Azure Sea with our ghoulish crew of tale-spinners: Robert E. Vardeman - Paul Genesse - Lorelei Shannon - James M. Ward - Dean Leggett - Jason Mical - Kelly Swails - Marc Tassin - Brandie Tarvin - Kathy Watness - and Jean Rabe & Stephen D. Sullivan.

New edition with larger type (For reading by the light of otherworldly moons.) Includes author's story notes. Stephen D. Sullivan casts his literary net wide and pulls in some fabulous stories in Martian Knights & Other Tales. Ranging from exciting military science fiction in the title story to exploration of 9/11 themes, with fantasy and horror in between to chill the soul, there's not a miscue in the collection. Read, enjoy -- Robert E. Vardeman, editor of A Career Guide to Your Job in Hell A marvelous collection of tales. -- Jean Rabe, USA Today bestselling Dragonlance author A Serling for our century. -- Paul McComas, author of Planet of the Dates

Revised with Larger Type (For reading by torchlight.) Zombies, Werewolves, and Unicorns? Surely, that can't be right Yet, in the Blue Kingdoms, anything is possible, and most things are deadly serious. Join award-wining author Stephen D. Sullivan for a pair of frightening fantasy novellas -- Festival at Wolfnacht & The Blood Red Isle -- presented here full-length and uncut for the fist time. In the eternal struggle between light and dark, in the battle between zombies, werewolves, and unicorns, who will win? "Stephen D. Sullivan is a master at crafting fast-paced action scenes that keep the pages turning. Once I started reading, I couldn't put it down. The two tales are that engrossing." -- Jean Rabe, USA Today bestselling Dragonlance author "Bloody good body count." -- Paul Genesse, author of the Iron Dragon series

In this hard-boiled modern fantasy, a golden pocket watch from Ireland sets Shawn O'Gale on a cross-country journey into danger. On the way, he encounters ruthless gangsters, hard-to-kill hired thugs, a hungry coyote, a mad Russian, several incredibly sexy women, and a dose of supernatural peril. Through it all, good fortune and sharp wits keep Shawn in one piece. But can even the famed "luck o' the Irish" save this charming rogue from the wiles of Las Vegas? Newly revised with author's "about the story" section "I found Luck o' the Irish delightful, and once started I had to finish it in one sitting. Whimsical, serious, clever, and engaging, it's a darn good read." -- Jean Rabe, USA Today bestselling Dragonlance author "With this gem of a novella, the prolific and prodigious Sullivan is in top form; not a word is wasted in his sleek and surprising comedic-fantasy yarn. Charming, outlandish, and propulsive in equal measure, Luck o' the Irish is the real McCoy--and that's no blarney " -- Paul McComas, author of Planet of the Dates