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THE HORROR ZINE ANTHOLOGIES

SHRIEKS AND SHIVERS FROM THE HORROR ZINE

(our Weird Tales antho!)

Published January 2015

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Shrieks and Shivers from The Horror Zine contains all original fiction from such “masters of the macabre” as William F. Nolan, Joe McKinney, Ray Garton, Elizabeth Massie, Tim Waggoner, P. D. Cacek, Jason V. Brock, Lisa Morton, Rena Mason, Eric J. Guignard, and Tom Piccirilli. Night of the Living Dead co-writer John Russo is included, along with a Foreword from horror great Bentley Little.

“The Horror Zine is the true home of today’s visceral, organic horror, and the stories in SHRIEKS AND SHIVERS reflect the courage and imagination with which Jeani Rector has sustained this genre for the past six years. Be prepared to encounter the grue in gruesome, not only brought to you by some very experienced butchers but by some fearless and inspired new dabblers in blood, entrails and other things too horrifying to mention.” – Graham Masterton, author of Plague of the Manitou

A FEAST OF FRIGHTS FROM THE HORROR ZINE

Published April 2012

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A Feast of Frights from The Horror Zine contains fiction from such renowned masters of the macabre as Simon Clark, Graham Masterton, Joe R. Lansdale, Scott Nicholson, Cheryl Kaye Tardif, Joe McKinney, Susie Moloney, Tom Piccirilli, Ed Gorman, Trevor Denyer, and Jeff Strand. This book has amazing articles from John Gilmore, Deborah LeBlanc, Earl Hamner, Kasey Lansdale and Tim Lebbon, and a Foreword from horror great Ramsey Campbell.

"A Feast of Frights from the Horror Zine is much more than an anthology. It is an eclectic compilation of dark writings from some of the most talented authors the genre has to offer." – Cyrus Wraith Walker, Dark Discoveries Magazine

QUARTERLY PRINT MAGAZINES

The very best short stories, poetry, and art taken directly from the ezine. These quarterly magazines are separate from the anthology books and should not be confused with those. Although the magazines do not contain professional writers as do the anthology books, they are still infused with the best emerging writers, poets, and artists on the planet. These may be emerging talents today, but they will be tomorrow's household names.

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