Twenty-one stories, from twenty-three authors, all of the stories from the White Noise Press series of chapbooks published originally as signed, numbered limited editions. This long-awaited anthology is fully illustrated by editor Keith Minnion, with Story Notes newly written for this edition. Contribtors include Elizabeth Massie, Kealan Patrick Burke, Mary SanGiovanni, Gary A. Braunbeck, Brian Keene, Alison Littlewood, Richard Chizmar, Gary McMahon, James A, Moore, and fourteen more! You can order the 762-page trae paperback HERE.
A novel of an apocalypse, which you can order HERE.
Actually, a military thriller set in 1981 on the Aleutian island of Adak, where a half-billion-year-old archaevirus spewed up by a nearly volcanic eruption turns the isloated Naval Air Staition there into a modern day Lord of the Flies as both military and civilian inhabitants begin succumbing to the unstoppable epidemic.
My first novel.
Philadelphia, 1983: Who is walking the streets of this city, committing crazed, inhuman acts only on victims with very particular things in common? Is it a serial killer, or is the monster stalking the cobbled streets of this ancient city something else, something even older, more insane, more unspeakable than the homicide detective charged with solving the murders can possibly imagine? After all, who could imagine the Bone Worms?
The author-authorized edition is available in ebook, trade paperback, and hardcover formats.
You can preorder the Kindle edition HERE!
Allie and her mom are hard at work recreating the dress of a nineteenth-century ancestor Clare Rapple for the upcoming Founder’s Day celebration. Nate, newly arrived in Rappleville after losing both parents in a terrible car accident, wishes for one last chance to talk to them one last time.
Both teenagers find themselves caught up in the web of the local Legend of The Ringing Rocks: the Ghost Notes, and the secret of possibly bringing the dead back to life. What Allie and Nate don’t realize is that the Ghost Notes might bring back more than fabled ancestors, or lost loved ones. The Ghost Notes might also bring back bad things, creatures, nightmares…
My second novel.
There has been a death on the University campus. Chloe Hutchins, a painting major at the Art College, has been found hanging from a tree in the campus orchard, with a rope dyed purple. Was it a performance art project gone terribly wrong? Or perhaps a suicide? Or something else?
Ed Schuyler, the detective from the County Barracks assigned to the case, is open to the ideas of both accident or suicide as the cause. As for the other, though…murder?
Cy is a student at a major university in upstate New York. He is an art major, studying painting. He is also haunted. He survived a horrific automobile accident when he was just five, an accident that took the lives of both of his parents. So who is haunting Cy? And perhaps just as importantly: why?
My fourth story collection.
Sixteen science fiction stories, all of my previously published SF plus a new one, with illustrations, and story notes. No horror, fantasy, or dark suspense…just all SF.
My second story collection.
Twenty stories, a few published here for the first time, spanning the same range of genres (horror, SF, dark suspense) as Keith's previous collection "It's For You", with fourteen full-page interior illustrations drawn by the author, and an introduction by Tony Tremblay.
My first story collection.
Nineteen career-spanning stories (five that are original to this collection) of horror, SF, fantasy and dark suspense ... all of them dark rides, dark speculations ... of people and monsters, and every shadow in between. Profusely illustrated by the author, with an Introduction by Bram Stoker Award winner Norman Prentiss, and extensive Story Notes.
My third story collection.
READ ME, a novella, is a mystery story and a ghost story combined, and fits hand-in-glove with nine other ghost stories in this collection, including two new stories, “The Retirement” and “The Wrinkle”, published here for the first time.
Under one cover: The novel The Bone Worms, and the two related long stories: Up in the Boneyard, and Close the Door.
Tim returns his wife's body to Maine to be buried in her family's cemetery plot on the mainland. What he doesn't know is that her grandfather has other ideas ... an island funeral.
My ‘Best Of’ collection of my favorite published stories, 20 in all, most of them illustrated in the printed formats. The ordering link is HERE.