Many have called women the fairer sex. To those I say, come home late from a night out with the guys when the wife expects you home three hours ago. See the venom in her eyes as she stares you down and I defy any man not to cringe like a whipped poodle. In many ways, women are the stronger sex. Take childbirth for instance. It's highly doubtful a man could take pushing a football out a hole three times too small. Most men run for Mommy the second they get a splinter or a cold. And that's where this anthology shines. Like a teenage girl in high school, females can be more ruthless, cunning and evil than any man on the planet. Lacking empathy, they can slice up a person's self esteem till there's nothing left but bloody pieces. And now an all female stable of writers have been allowed to run free in the world of the undead. So see the living dead through a woman's eyes. But be careful...you might not like what stares back at you. With stories by: Alyn Day, Gretchen Elhassani, Chauma Smith Guss, Jennifer Goraczkowski, Jennifer Koehler, Rebecca Snow, Katie Simmons J.L. Petty, Suzanne Robb, Dana Bell, Marilyn Simpson, Julianne Snow and Candis Vargo.

Over 60 million people in the United States and Great Britain are estimated to have phobias. There is no specific gene that causes phobias. While anxiety disorders and phobias may start in childhood, and children who have a parent or close relative with a specific phobia may be more likely to develop it, there is no specific situation that causes phobias. However, most people who deal with an anxiety disorder or phobia on a daily basis know they are coping with a difficulty. They know that research is ongoing, such as studies on the amygdala, the specific brain region associated with the "fight-or-flight" response. They know there are no "cures." From beta blockers to SSRIs and MAOIs to sedatives to behavioral therapy to biofeedback to herbal remedies, there is no one solution. They also know they are not alone On these pages, you will find eighteen stories and one poem by individuals who courageously face each day, and each night, knowing life will throw many things, both good and difficult, in their path. And yet, they go on. Read, applaud, and be grateful for your own life.

The elusive Bigfoot has been a mystery for years. Truth or hoax? No one knows for sure and perhaps never will. So does this creature of the forest truly exist? Is there really a missing link that ties together man with his ape ancestors? Or is it all simply a figment of the imagination. With stories from: Josh Nichols, Rick Moore, Anthony Giangregorio, Suzanne Robb, Vincenzo Bilof, Dane T. Hatchell, Terry Alexander, Dustin Stevens, Kevin Hosey, Jack St. Joseph, Richard Salter, James Jeffrey Paul, Kelly M. Hudson and Alan Spencer.

Who needs vampires...zombies...or werewolves...? The scariest, most horrifying monster is man, and in Say Goodnight to the Bad Guy... you will discover the depths of depravity that can be reached. These stories will have you watching over your shoulder or quickening your step as you cross that dark parking lot at night after work. To twist the knife a little deeper....these stories also work to shatter the myth that 'Good always triumphs in the end'. Don't look for any happy endings here... Sometimes, the Bad Guy wins.

Frozen Limbs... falling sheets of snow... blood on the ice... frostbite... and the undead trying to bite through your icy neck... Nine Zombie Tales from Armand Rosamilia, Brent Abell, Suzanne Robb, Jonah Buck, R.S. Pyne, Tim Lieder, Blaze McRob, Lisa McCourt Hollar, and Carole Gill

If you're hungry for zombie stories, look no further than this anthology. There's enough rotting meat to satisfy even the most discerning connoisseur, and our all-you-can-eat buffet is sure to please. Rotting intestines, severed heads and exploding spleens are just some of the courses waiting for you within this book of undead mastication. So grab a knife and fork, slap on a napkin, 'cause your gonna get dirty, and prepare yourself for the Zombie Buffet. A zombie feast of epic proportions.