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Vampire's Ball	by Alice V May 19, 2011	6242 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Alice currently resides in the high desert of southern California with her fiancÃ©e and two dogs. She enjoys reading, writing, learning, and reviewing the work of fellow writers. While a horror and fantasy writer at heart, she still enjoys books from every genre and has added more to her collection of books than she could read. Read her reviews on goodreads.com
Baby Talk - Book 1	by Mike Wells May 19, 2011	28483 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm an American thriller & suspense author. I also teach part-time in the Creative Writing program at Oxford. I'm known for my fast-paced, action-packed novels.
From Such Small Things	by Brian Harmon May 17, 2011	9209 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Brian Harmon is an author of horror, suspense and dark adventure. He grew up in rural Missouri and currently lives in Southern Wisconsin with his wife, Guinevere, and their two children.
Night Watchman	by Ric Rodriguez May 17, 2011	3211 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Ric Rodriguez was born in Cuba and raised on the mean streets of Elizabeth, New Jersey. He writes screenplays as well as fiction. Ric is not narcissistic enough to think you'd be interested in his personal life or interests. If you like Ric's work, write a review and encourage others to read it.
The Feast	by Shaun Allan May 16, 2011	794 words	Read a sample
Author bio: A writer of many prize winning short stories and poems, Shaun Allan has written for more years than he would perhaps care to remember. Having once run an online poetry and prose magazine, he has appeared on Sky television to debate, against a major literary agent, the pros and cons of internet publishing as opposed to the more traditional method. Many of his personal experiences and memories are woven into Sinâ€™s point of view and sense of humour although he canâ€™t, at this point, teleport.
The Tin Heart	by AM Kirkby May 15, 2011	3483 words	Read a sample
Author bio: A M Kirkby writes a wide range of fiction, including fantasy, SF and historical novels and short stories.
Haven: The Beginning	by Jeff Ping May 14, 2011	8404 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Retired RF engineer, currently living in Northern California. My interests include writing post apocalyptic novels and working with my hands. When writing I find the most difficult thing for me is editing. I free flow write, so I am visualizing the scenes and action as I write so I have to edit and re-write with detail what I see in order to allow the reader to see it as well. I also enjoy light construction, welding and machining. I have restored motorcycles and cars. My hobbies other than writing give me at least some degree of comprehension of the difficulties that would be encountered if you were required to build, construct, or forage for everything you needed.
A Ghost Story of the Norfolk Broads	by AM Kirkby May 14, 2011	2896 words	Read a sample
Author bio: A M Kirkby writes a wide range of fiction, including fantasy, SF and historical novels and short stories.
Wesley and the Sex Zombies	by Portia Da Costa May 14, 2011	6287 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Portia Da Costa is a multi-published British author of romance, erotic romance and erotic fiction. Her novels have been published by a variety of different houses, both in the US and the UK, and translated into many languages including German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian and Japanese. Best known for her many novels for the pioneering British erotica publisher Black Lace, her work has been praised for its intense character-driven sensuality and the vivid emotional depth. She enjoys writing books with contemporary, paranormal and occasionally futuristic settings, but her new great love is historical erotic romance. Her publishers are Harlequin Spice, Spice Briefs and Samhain Publishing. Portia has been writing for publication since 1990, and has had over twenty novels and 100 short stories published. She has contributed to many different short story anthologies and womenâ€™s magazines. Portia is a member of Romance Writers of America, the Passionate Ink RWA Chapter, the Romantic Novelists Association [UK] and the Society of Authors [UK]. Portia lives in the heart of West Yorkshire, UK, with her husband and her cats. When sheâ€™s not writing she can be found reading, watching TV and movies, hanging out on Twitter, and enjoying online life in general. She was formerly a librarian and has also worked in local government.
Ashton (Vampire Morsels)	by Joleene Naylor May 13, 2011	4864 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Joleene Naylor grew up in southwest Iowa surrounded by soybeans, corn and very little entertainment â€“ so she made her own. She has been writing and drawing since she was a small child, with a particular leaning towards fantasy, horror and paranormal. It is this love of all that goes bump in the night that led her to write the Amaranthine series. In her spare time she is a freelance artist, book cover designer and photographer. Her current projects include the fourth novel in the Amaranthine series, and The Terrible Turtle Conspiracy, a web manga collaboration with writer Jonathan Harvey. Joleene maintains blogs full of odd ramblings and hopes to win the lottery. Until she does, she and her husband live near Bolivar Missouri with their cats and turtles. However, unless she starts buying tickets she may never actually win anything. Ramblings from the Darkness at www.JoleeneNaylor.com You never know what youâ€™ll find in the shadowsâ€¦..
Heaven Must Lose	by Stephanie Rabig May 11, 2011	1839 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm largely a fantasy writer-- sci-fi/fantasy, though I'm experimenting with romantic, urban, supernatural and religious styles, too. Also, there's a creepy splatterpunk one in the works. Just for a change of pace. When I'm not writing, I'm chasing after my two munchkins, or baking.
When Cthulhu Met Atlach-Nacha	by Alan Ryker May 09, 2011	9528 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Alan Ryker lives with his wife in Overland Park, a suburb of Kansas City. Check out his many adventures at his blog, Pulling Teeth at www.alanryker.com. Enjoy his most mundane thoughts by following him on twitter: @alanryker. And contact him at alanjryker@gmail.com.
A Right Stitch Up	by Richard Kerr May 09, 2011	2235 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Richard Kerr was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland at the end of 60s when the conflict began. He left for London 25 years later just in time for peace to break out. Despite this the 70s were a happy time and childhood was a place where everything was possible and school holidays were never long enough.
A Life On Fire	by Chris Bowsman May 07, 2011	19396 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I spend a lot of time reading and writing. My publications can be found at Shadowcast, The New Flesh, Nuckelavee, and Grindhouse Press.
Chicken Salad Sandwich: A short story	by David McGhee May 05, 2011	9680 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Born and raised in the south, David McGhee suffered through a myriad of mental illness issues all throughout his life. As an openly gay male with these disadvantages, David has been searching for himself through music and print for some time now. He feels as if nothing is better therapy than working on stories and writing a catchy song on the guitar. David is 27 as of February 15th. He is 5'7" and has a thing for taller guys. Currently 155ish pounds. Is currently suffering from a liver defect that he is shortly going to receive an evasive treatment for, knocking him out of the count for a few months due to it's toxicity on the body. Hopefully this doesn't effect his extra curricular activities none. Mother passed away on February 12th 2010. Father is still alive and kicking. David has an IQ of 155 yet he still forgets to look both ways or even to make sure he has the walk sign when crossing the street. Check him out on social media sites! http://facebook.com/trueposer Twitter: @trueposer His blog is updated often: http://trueposer.blogspot.com
Some Summonings Are Suspect	by Jeffrey Somogyi May 03, 2011	3439 words	Read a sample
Author bio: He grew up hating to read. Now he wants to be an author... and that's the LEAST weird thing about him.
What Lies At The Bottom of Plot 105	by Troy Kirby May 03, 2011	1660 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Troy Kirby lives in the pacific northwest and enjoys writing crime, horror and science fiction.
Astra The Witch	by Troy Kirby May 03, 2011	2304 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Troy Kirby lives in the pacific northwest and enjoys writing crime, horror and science fiction.
Monsters	by Keri Knutson May 01, 2011	6574 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I've been writing since I could hold a crayon, and reading nearly as long. I love books, especially spec fic, and write inside my head constantly. Some of that makes it to the page. Other than writing, I love hockey, beer, zombie movies, the Whedonverse, Doctor Who, and being the keeper of archaic words nobody uses anymore and all obscure character actor knowledge. I share my life with my five kids, 3 dogs, 2 cats, and my sweetie, who in "high concept" is best described as a cross between a young Donald Sutherland and Peter Forsberg. Along with the first two installments of the Maddie Pryce Hollywood Mystery Series, Darker By Degree and Director's Cut, I'm the author of several short stories and the upcoming novels Running Red, Dead of Winter, and A Willingness of Witches.
From The Sky	by Keri Knutson May 01, 2011	6578 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I've been writing since I could hold a crayon, and reading nearly as long. I love books, especially spec fic, and write inside my head constantly. Some of that makes it to the page. Other than writing, I love hockey, beer, zombie movies, the Whedonverse, Doctor Who, and being the keeper of archaic words nobody uses anymore and all obscure character actor knowledge. I share my life with my five kids, 3 dogs, 2 cats, and my sweetie, who in "high concept" is best described as a cross between a young Donald Sutherland and Peter Forsberg. Along with the first two installments of the Maddie Pryce Hollywood Mystery Series, Darker By Degree and Director's Cut, I'm the author of several short stories and the upcoming novels Running Red, Dead of Winter, and A Willingness of Witches.
Undead Nocturne: Even Dead Men Die	by William Todd Rose May 01, 2011	18060 words	Read a sample
Author bio: William Todd Rose is a speculative fiction author currently residing in Parkersburg, West Virginia. His short works have appeared in a various magazines and anthologies, as well as having been featured on several podcasts. To date, his full length novels include the experimental horror novella "Shadow of the Woodpile", the apocalyptic thriller "Cry Havoc", and "The 7 Habits of Highly Infective People: A Novel of Contagion, Drugs, Time Travel, & the Living Dead". A second, expanded edition of "The 7 Habits" will be released in 2011 by Permuted Press as well as the Library of the Living Dead Press publication of his novel "The Dead & Dying".
The Exorcists: The Broken Apostles and Brynn	by A L Fetherlin May 01, 2011	3786 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I enjoy reading stories that make me gasp and leave me with goose bumps. That is what I try to do to my readers.
Two Fates	by Ric Rodriguez May 01, 2011	4852 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Ric Rodriguez was born in Cuba and raised on the mean streets of Elizabeth, New Jersey. He writes screenplays as well as fiction. Ric is not narcissistic enough to think you'd be interested in his personal life or interests. If you like Ric's work, write a review and encourage others to read it.
Cold Stairs	by Mark Petersen April 29, 2011	4296 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Mark Petersen is an undergraduate student at Virginia Tech. He aspires to publish a novel someday, and has already begun work on it. That is, however, a long process. Currently he writes short stories to practice his writing and to gain feedback while also generating an audience. He enjoys thriller/suspense and desires to create a sense of fear in his reader while also imparting something lasting and of value. Mark has won an Honorable Mention Virginia Tech Literary Award for Fiction with his story "Cold Stairs". Mark enjoys shooting, hiking, driving, coin collecting, reading, movies, and of course writing. He prefers to live somewhere with mountains and forests.
Elixir of Life	by Wilde Blue Sky April 27, 2011	6831 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Wilde Blue Sky is an English novelist and short story writer. His works include short stories, Vengeance and Drawing God? A reviewer said of the short story, Vengeance, "Very good. Quick and spooky." His latest story, Legacy, will be published through Smashwords in June 2012. Wilde Blue Sky can be contacted through his Linkedin account.
A CANDLE IN HER HANDS	by Iqra Tariq April 26, 2011	977 words	Read a sample
Author bio: WHO AM I?? My name is Iqra Tariq.I am currently a student of dow medical college,Karachi,Pakistan. My father's name is Shafqat Ali Tariq. He is also a doctor from Dow medical college. My mother's name is Rashida Tariq
The Comfort of the Shriek	by Scott Crowder April 25, 2011	3316 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live just outside Raleigh, North Carolina. I've only been professionally published once, in last fall's edition of Flashquake online magazine, but I hope it's the start of something long term. I'm happily married, and I'm the father to two beautiful little girls, ages five and two, who will never be allowed to date boys, drive cars that are transporting boys, nor ride in cars to places where boys are present, or wear non-Amish-spinster-approved clothing in front of boys. I love horror movies, rhythmic noise, peanut butter, and the Munsters, not necessarily in that order. Please feel free to contact me if you want; I'd love to hear what you thought of the book. My e-mail address is zombieapocalypse at earthlink.net. Thanks for reading.
Fifteen	by JD Gillam April 25, 2011	2317 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I love to read and write. I enjoy listening to rock music and really like geeking out! I write a column for the relaunched Starburst magazine called "Remake Hell" as well as contributing to UK genre magazines such as Shock Horror and SciFiNow. I dream of writing for people to enjoy - who knows, hopefully Smashwords can help me achieve that dream! Feel free to contact me via Twitter or Facebook.
The Point	by Tony Rabig April 24, 2011	3324 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Tony Rabig is a former bookseller, librarian, computer programmer, and teacher. He has written book reviews, articles for librarians, and (now that he's retired and the family won't miss any meals or mortgage payments) is now working on fiction. Several of his short stories are now available at Smashwords, Amazon's Kindle store, and at other ebook retailers; a novel is planned for fall 2011.
Mute	by Ruth Pettite April 23, 2011	2967 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Ruth has been writing for over 15 years. Her works have been featured on Lulu Poetry and on Blogspot. As an author, Ruth went through rigorous events that pushed further into the art, including many years of thinking she would never make it. Her first short story collection, "Random Thoughts," has been collaborated over the past year. Selling on www.wordclay.com, Ruth has put together several humorous and sad stories Starting off with a few short words and a dare, Ruth developed the knack for putting together short stories with memorable characters, real life situations, and work that will make you smile when you are done. Ruth lives in Nevada, where she has obtained her degree in Business Management. With her domestic partner and five boys, Ruth makes sure to find the time to keep the pen rolling and the pages turning.
Casey Travels West	by Barry Burnett April 23, 2011	4196 words	Read a sample
Author bio: My story started in Detroit. After an early exit from high school, I was a bronze foundry worker by day and art student by night, then moved on to a GED, Wayne State University, and med school. This was followed by a residency in Colorado, an alternative practice in Boulder, and a fellowship at UCLA Public Health. My partner lured me to her beloved NYC, where we had the second of three great kids, I taught for a few years, and was certified in Preventive Medicine before dragging her back to this near-fictional isle in the great literal West. Currently, I hold a half-time position as a family doc, making it the world's best day job, a solid dose of life and patient care that still leaves time to write (and, yes, a few healthy-lifestyle things that are fun enough to do but boring to read about â€” except, perhaps, in the context of a lively, character-filled story). Aside from a few published studies, I began my writing career with the Zen of Science column for Nexus, covering topics from sex to homeopathy, yoga, massage, meditation, acupuncture, social connectedness, and the psychology of cancer survival. A decade ago, I fell into fiction and have been addicted since. This led to the novels Resonance, Thrilling Romance, The Mortalist, a handful of short stories, and now, How To Live Forever. The last has been the best: the characters became friends, if rather odd ones, and Iâ€™ve been fascinated by aging and longevity since, well, forever. Please see the Read page for easy links to short stories (gratis), the new eNovel above (currently gratis), and the previous book as a trade paperback (unfortunately non-gratis) at Amazon. Thanks for reading!
Jasmine & Garlic	by Monica J O'Rourke April 22, 2011	3972 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Monica J. Oâ€™Rourke has published more than seventy-five short stories in magazines such as Postscripts, Nasty Piece of Work, Fangoria, Flesh & Blood, Nemonymous, and Brutarian, and anthologies such as The Mammoth Book of the Kama Sutra, The Best of Horrorfind, Strangewood Tales, and Darkness Rising. She is the author of Poisoning Eros I and II, written with Wrath James White, Suffer the Flesh, and the collection Experiments in Human Nature. She lives in upstate NY. Visit her at www.facebook.com/MonicaJORourke.
Arowenia (Vampire Morsels)	by Joleene Naylor April 21, 2011	3666 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Joleene Naylor grew up in southwest Iowa surrounded by soybeans, corn and very little entertainment â€“ so she made her own. She has been writing and drawing since she was a small child, with a particular leaning towards fantasy, horror and paranormal. It is this love of all that goes bump in the night that led her to write the Amaranthine series. In her spare time she is a freelance artist, book cover designer and photographer. Her current projects include the fourth novel in the Amaranthine series, and The Terrible Turtle Conspiracy, a web manga collaboration with writer Jonathan Harvey. Joleene maintains blogs full of odd ramblings and hopes to win the lottery. Until she does, she and her husband live near Bolivar Missouri with their cats and turtles. However, unless she starts buying tickets she may never actually win anything. Ramblings from the Darkness at www.JoleeneNaylor.com You never know what youâ€™ll find in the shadowsâ€¦..
Another Man's Wife plus 3 Other Tales of Horror	by David Bernstein April 19, 2011	14417 words	Read a sample
Author bio: David has had numerous short stories appear in magazines and anthologies. His latest work appears, or will be appearing in, Big Foot War Among Us, from Coscom Entertainment and, Made You Flinch, from Library of Horror Press and DEADication: All Things Zombie, from Panic Press. He lives in the NYC area, is working on his second novel, his first awaiting publication, and wishes people would stop using their car horns so much. You can visit him at davidbernsteinauthor.blogspot.com and email him at dbern77@hotmail.com
The Garden	by Claire Collins April 19, 2011	6933 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Claire Collins began telling stories as soon as she learned to talk, and she hasn't stopped telling stories-- or talking--since. After decades of writing in the closet, Claire became one of the very first authors published by Second Wind after she was a semi-finalist in a Romance Writing contest. That little stroke to her ego was enough to make Claire stretch out and seek publication in earnest. Luckily for us, Second Wind grabbed her before another publisher discovered her talent.
American Nightmare	by T.K. Murphy April 18, 2011	23072 words	Read a sample
Author bio: T.K. Murphy enjoys writing novels and short stories. Writing has always been my passion.
LZR-1143: Perspectives (Zombie Short Stories)	by Bryan James April 17, 2011	21709 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Yes, I have a day job. But it's not as fun without zombies. Due to the dearth of zombie-related hi-jinks in my normal, every day existence, I created some. I stuffed them all into a story I loved, placed myself into a crazy-person character, and out came a novel that I truly enjoyed writing. In my non-writing, non-working, non-zombie movie watching hours, I enjoy my dogs, my wife, and my friends. I also enjoy traveling (where I have picked up many more ideas for future books, including the LZR-1143 sequel). Email me at lzr1143@gmail.com!
Hunger Moon	by Troy Dennison April 16, 2011	7352 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Troy is a professional make-up artist, artist, writer, actor and X-Box junkie. He is the creator of the Tales From The Lounge and Dragon Days web-comics and his independant film work includes the movies The Clown, Last Time She Lived and Furor. Troy was born and grew up in Staffordshire. His interest in films grew from an early age, influenced by seeing Star Wars:A New Hope when he was nine and from the stories his Great-Uncle would tell him about classic monster movies like King Kong and Dracula. Troy has a background in art and theatre and trained as a Make-up artist - the prospectus for the course excited him and he lost no time in learning the skills which also included photography, costume and wig-making. Troy is fully versed in every aspect of make-up from face painting to HD film work. As an actor Troy has found himself working opposite his own make-up creations on several occasions. As an artist Troy has produced work as diverse as web-comics, fine art, watercolours, graffiti and theatrical sets and he considers make-up to be an extension of that artwork using the human form as the canvas. Troy published his first story Monsters Are Real in the eZine 13 Human Souls and has since gone on to write and publish several short stories. Troy divides his time between his passion for his artwork, writing, acting, make-up, playing guitar and spending time with his three children, he can be found playing Black-Ops and HALO with his girlfriend and lives in Staffordshire with his crazy dog Theo.
Jackboots for Jesus - A Short Story	by Casey Criswell April 14, 2011	2544 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Having spent several years writing essays on horror films at his website Cinema Fromage, full time duties writing news and film reviews for bloody Good Horror, as well as sharing his love and knowledge of horror films with anyone willing to listen, Casey finally decided to stray from the path of other people's nightmares and invent a few scares of his own. His previously published stories include â€œJackboots for Jesusâ€, â€œA Fine Lineâ€, â€œA Fat Man and his Dogâ€. Casey can also be heard weekly co-hosting the Bloody Good Horror Podcast.
Deep Lies the Murky Floor - A Short Story	by Casey Criswell April 14, 2011	4163 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Having spent several years writing essays on horror films at his website Cinema Fromage, full time duties writing news and film reviews for bloody Good Horror, as well as sharing his love and knowledge of horror films with anyone willing to listen, Casey finally decided to stray from the path of other people's nightmares and invent a few scares of his own. His previously published stories include â€œJackboots for Jesusâ€, â€œA Fine Lineâ€, â€œA Fat Man and his Dogâ€. Casey can also be heard weekly co-hosting the Bloody Good Horror Podcast.
Said To Contain	by Brandon Messerschmidt April 14, 2011	67654 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Brandon Messerschmidt resides in Michigan, with his wife and son, where he currently drones away in his retail management position -- writing for a distraction from the day to day grind. He fancies himself a storyteller more than an author -- seeking to entertain, not impress with iron-clad prose or seldom used words that require a peek at the online dictionary. His work typically walks a fine line between science fiction, horror, adventure and general character drama. Many of the concepts explored in his novels are based around his own daily struggle with "faith"; though he subscribes to no particular religion or ideology. As a former truck-driver and inner-city store manager, he's seen plenty of the "stranger than fiction" happenings that are often attributed to this mystical state we call reality. A lifetime of introspection, people watching, and battles with inner-demons have forged an understanding of the Human animal that is unique -- and often captivating. The journeys and adventures that his characters endure often throw up a mirror that beckons readers to take a long look at themselves and decipher what they see through a foriegn set of eyes. Some of his work, on the other hand, simply takes readers along for a white-knuckle ride through the breach... Indeed, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. No fancy hole-punches or guillotines here, so open wide and bite the end off of that stogie... strike a match and fire it up: for tomorrow, we shall die.
Violent Bits: A Horror Sampler	by Aaron Polson April 13, 2011	2919 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Aaron Polson currently lives in Lawrence, Kansas with his wife, two sons, and a tattooed rabbit. During the day, Aaron works as a mild-mannered high school English teacher. His stories have been reprinted in The Best of Every Day Fiction 2009 and 2010, listed as a recommended read by Tangent Online, received honorable mention in the storySouth Million Writers Award and Ellen Datlowâ€™s Best Horror of the Year. Aaron prefers ketchup with his beans.
Before the Storm	by Alan Edwards April 13, 2011	2970 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Alan Edwards majored in English at the University of Florida for approximately four weeks, until the endless daily grind of non-stop investigations into whether every single mention of a long straight object was nothing more than a phallic symbol made him quickly realize that he would never make it through to actually get a less-than-useful English degree. He determinedly became a drunkard and dropout afterwards. Later, he learned the fine art of bookkeeping, decided he enjoyed it, and eventually went back to school, this time for an Accounting degree, which he was able to complete while working full-time and attending night classes for the simple reason that there was no discussion of phallic symbols. Becoming a stalwart and valiant accountant, he set the world afire with the speed of his T-accounts, the precision of his reconciliations, and uncanny way of balancing debits and credits. By night, he dazzled and amazed all and sundry by reading, playing computer and console games as well as tabletop role-playing games, watching TV, and playing with his dogs. Nearly all of his time is spent with his lovely wife and companion Lisa, whose patience and love quite seriously carries him through the tribulations of life.
The Man in the Fire	by Brian Harmon April 12, 2011	4861 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Brian Harmon is an author of horror, suspense and dark adventure. He grew up in rural Missouri and currently lives in Southern Wisconsin with his wife, Guinevere, and their two children.
Mad Gods Review	by Athanasios Galanis April 12, 2011	124655 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Athanasios works in Montreal as a graphic/video artist, illustrator & writer in dvd production & film. He has been researching & crafting Mad Gods: weaving in factual & rumoured history for over ten years. Athanasios has been interested in religion & faith since childhood. This led to studying a bewildering variety of beliefs from pagan, wicca, judaism, christianity, islam, to hindu, buddhism, shinto, luciferianism & much more. The interest made its own momentum & brought Mad Gods. His other interests include most entertainment, from film, to television & books. He won't try video games for the same reason he doesn't keep his favourite booze in the house; he would do nothing else. There was a short time that he was into World of Warcraft but that became the obsession he knew it would be. He had to leave it for a deeper & more engrossing one: Mad Gods.
The Space	by Alan Edwards April 12, 2011	4882 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Alan Edwards majored in English at the University of Florida for approximately four weeks, until the endless daily grind of non-stop investigations into whether every single mention of a long straight object was nothing more than a phallic symbol made him quickly realize that he would never make it through to actually get a less-than-useful English degree. He determinedly became a drunkard and dropout afterwards. Later, he learned the fine art of bookkeeping, decided he enjoyed it, and eventually went back to school, this time for an Accounting degree, which he was able to complete while working full-time and attending night classes for the simple reason that there was no discussion of phallic symbols. Becoming a stalwart and valiant accountant, he set the world afire with the speed of his T-accounts, the precision of his reconciliations, and uncanny way of balancing debits and credits. By night, he dazzled and amazed all and sundry by reading, playing computer and console games as well as tabletop role-playing games, watching TV, and playing with his dogs. Nearly all of his time is spent with his lovely wife and companion Lisa, whose patience and love quite seriously carries him through the tribulations of life.
The Bridge: A Horror Novella	by Amanda Lawrence Auverigne April 11, 2011	24217 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Amanda Lawrence Auverigne writes fiction.
The Day God Winked	by Mark Jacobs April 11, 2011	6752 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Mark Paul Jacobs lives in lovely Dauphin, Pennsylvania. He enjoys fishing the Canadian north, poker, and annoying his wife. Although not a full time writer, he intends to churn out a short story, novelette, or even a novel every so often and continue to study and learn this craft that he enjoys immensely. His most notable work so far is the hard science fiction novel: The Yaakmen of Tyrie. He is also quite proud of his short story: The Day God Winked and his chilling novelette with the provocative title: The Watchers from within Moments Revealed. Please enjoy his works and donâ€™t be afraid to tell him what you think on his Facebook page, twitter account, or by email. And lastly, please take the time to leave him a review of his work; it doesnâ€™t have to be long or long-winded, but it does make him feel that his hard word has touched someoneâ€™s life in some way. You can leave a review on SMASHWORDS or any other site where his books are available.
How I met Barbara the Zombie Hunter	by Raymund Hensley April 11, 2011	12537 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: Raymund Hensley is the author of "Filipino Vampire" and "Transdolphin". He lives in Honolulu, Hawaii. Follow him on Twitter or Facebook to get updates on future books. http://twitter.com/RaymundHensley http://raymundhensley.blogspot.com/ http://www.facebook.com/BossHospital
The Zombie Hunter's Bible	by Raymund Hensley April 10, 2011	27718 words	Sample 15%
Author bio: Raymund Hensley is the author of "Filipino Vampire" and "Transdolphin". He lives in Honolulu, Hawaii. Follow him on Twitter or Facebook to get updates on future books. http://twitter.com/RaymundHensley http://raymundhensley.blogspot.com/ http://www.facebook.com/BossHospital

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