Mark Slade Archives – Page 2 of 9

Lodger 42 By Mark Slade

Fugitive Ira Biggs is running out of options. Holed up in a grimy motel with his accomplice Helen, paranoia grips him—until an unexpected visitor arrives with an unbelievable offer.

Grimwood’s Devil: A Collection of Horror Short Stories by Mark Slade

Walter only intended to help his lonely friend research Nat Grimwood, an animator lost to history. But when Grimwood’s ink-drawn devil leaps from the page,...

Vinyl Noir #2: The Red Album

Jac is pulled back into the world of bootlegs and conspiracy when Lara, the daughter of infamous bootlegger Cosmo Krunch, seeks his help.

Growing Up with Milt and Muck #4

In Growing Up with Milt and Muck #4, Tess and Milt’s childhood antics continue as they play doctor. A real look at youthful curiosity and mischief.

Growing Up with Milt and Muck #3

In Growing Up with Milt and Muck #3, Tess and Milt find a wild way to speed up squirrels. What could possibly go wrong? Read now for a hilarious adventure!

Daniel Dread Episode 6: Paramour : To Lie Beneath

Rufus’s reckless pursuit of oblivion leads him into the clutches of Medina, a predatory being feeding on lust and despair.

A Name by Mark Slade

In this suspenseful story, a woman’s daughter tries to persuade her to stop practicing black magic in her kitchen to little avail.

A couple’s dream of a peaceful countryside home turns eerily surreal when whispers in the wind and eyes in the trees give way to a deeper, darker presence. In this strange land, the soil remembers, the air speaks, and the past won’t stay buried.

Blood Noir Episode 7: Get Your Rocks Off

Two socialites are haunted by a drowned man who keeps returning. A gripping blend of horror and crime noir.

Rebuilding History: A Conversation with Shane Farmer of the Russell Theater

In a small Appalachian town, one man’s relentless determination brings an 80-year-old theater back from the brink. Through community, creativity, and countless grants, a historic movie house gets a second act—this time with digital screens and old-school charm. Come meet the man behind the marquee.