Insanity by Thomas M. Malafarina
For the first time in months, the sun breaks through a season of endless gloom—just long enough for Tad Dresden to witness a nightmare that defies sanity. What begins as a rare peaceful lunch break in the park spirals into a horrific chain reaction of self‑mutilation, madness, and death as ordinary people suddenly lose their grip on reality.
Duncan Ralston: The Dark Genius Behind Modern Horror Fiction
The Iceman Killeth by Andy Rausch
When wealthy avengers confront notorious killer Richard Kuklinski, they aren’t interested in his past but in the terrifying future he can create by executing Nazi war criminals who escaped justice.
Urns by Thomas M. Malafarina
A habitual bargain hunter proudly brings home a $500 SUV from an auction, a surprising “great deal.” However, his wife discovers two funeral urns filled with ashes in the vehicle’s trunk.
Kenneth W. Cain on Baba Yaga, The Dark Tower, and Bringing Monsters to the Western Frontier
In this interview, Kenneth W. Cain shares his thoughts on writing horror and weird westerns, his inspirations, and tips for aspiring writers.
Blood, Grit, and the Supernatural with Richard Beauchamp
