A vicious tale told through the eyes of a popular 16-year-old cheerleader who plunges into sex, madness, murder, and beyond in a novel that more than lives up to its title. By the two-time Splatterpunk Award-winning author of The Night Stockers (with Ryan Harding).
A Satanic cult targets virgins on Halloween during an all-day horror movie marathon. By the two-time Splatterpunk Award-winning author of Dirty Rotten Hippies and Other Stories. Be sure to read our review of Smith’s 2009 extreme horror backwoods classic Depraved.
The first recipient of the J.F. Gonzalez Lifetime Achievement Award, Schow is a legend among Extreme Horror/Splatterpunk authors. DJStories is a collection of his greatest hits, featuring 30 stories covering four decades of his career.
With an introduction by Glenn Rolfe, Splatterpunk Forever is a charity anthology that features 11 tales of Extreme Horror, including the Splatterpunk Award-winning short story “The Seacretor” by Ryan Harding.
A monster-themed anthology featuring 18 stories by Ramsey Campbell, David J. Schow, Edward Lee, Jonathan Maberry, Lucy Taylor, Owl Goingback, Damien Angelica Walters, Bruce Boston, Cody Goodfellow, Monica J. O’Rourke, Michael Bailey, Erinn L. Kemper, Mark Alan Miller, Jess Landry, Santiago Eximeno, Gregory L. Norris, Greg Sisco, and Michael Gray Baughan.
A collection featuring 13 stories of surreal body horror billed as literary hardcore fiction for fans of David Cronenberg, Junji Ito, and Clive Barker.
A themed anthology featuring 17 stories that trace the disturbing history of a fictional San Francisco music venue. Featuring stories by Brian Keene, John Skipp, Mary SanGiovanni, Robert Ford, Max Booth III, Glenn Rolfe, Matt Hayward, Bryan Smith, Matt Serafini, Kelli Owen, Jonathan Janz, Patrick Lacey, Adam Cesare, Alan M Clark, Somer Canon, Rachel Autumn Deering, and Jeff Strand.
Red Room Press presents the previous year’s best Extreme Horror in an anthology featuring work by Annie Neugebauer, Ryan Harding, Robert Levy, Nathan Ballingrud, Luciano Marano, Octavia Cade, Tim Waggoner, Matt Shaw, Dani Brown, Glenn Gray, R. Perez de Pereda, Brian Hodge, Bracken MacLeod, Douglas Ford, Tim Curran, Adam Howe, Sean Patrick Hazlett, Daniel Marc Chant, Nathan Robinson, and Scott Smith.
Called “the horror poet laureate” by Stephen King, Bram Stoker Award-winning novelist Bentley Little offers 27 tales in his collection, masterfully manipulating the mundane into twisted narratives of macabre delight.
Two women suddenly find themselves in a world where men have gone mad and transformed into violent sexual predators. Two-time Splatterpunk Award-winning author Bryan Smith highly recommended Cockblock, saying the novella “reconfigures the familiar trope of a zombie outbreak in a daring way that taps into the current zeitgeist, resulting in an important tome of outrage and resistance.”
Lionel is a horror and fantasy writer, an award-winning newspaper journalist, and a U.S. Army gulf war veteran living in Alabama. His stories have appeared in more than two dozen horror and fantasy anthologies. His short story “Scarecrow Road” won the WriterWriter 2018 International Halloween Themed Writing Competition and was featured on The Night’s End Podcast. His Amazon Kindle stories “Dead of Winter” and “Peace of Mind” both cracked the Top 100 Paid Amazon Best Sellers in the 30-Minute Literature & Fiction Short Reads Category. Lionel also writes a column for HorrorAddicts.net titled The Bigfoot Files. Lionel's website is lionelraygreen.com.