MattF
from Tokyo is reading Borges' Collected FictionsOctober 15, 2013 - 11:18pm
Some great cover art in here. That Chiral Mad 2 is particularly mesmerizing. Congratulations to all.
Ben Freeman
from Charlottesville, Virginia is reading everything I canOctober 16, 2013 - 12:40pm
Dark Markets is another good resource for dark fiction/horror anthology calls.
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesOctober 16, 2013 - 2:58pm
^^good one, ben. forgot about that.
Shannon Barber
from Seattle is reading Paradoxia: A Predators Diary by Lydia LunchOctober 16, 2013 - 4:03pm
I got invited to participate in a new feature at Literary Orphans curated by Anna March. I still kind of dread submitting non fiction but this one was a pretty good experience. Here tis.
Bob Pastorella
from Groves, Texas is reading murder books trying to stay hip, I'm thinking of you, and you're out there so Say your prayers, Say your prayers, Say your prayers October 18, 2013 - 7:15am
Americantypo
from Philadelphia is reading The Bone ClocksOctober 19, 2013 - 7:49am
I feel like I haven't come to whore anything in awhile, so here are some announcements in case you don't know me through other social media (and if you'd like, follow me on twitter via americantypo, or wordpress via www.americantypo.wordpress.com).
Around November, you'll see a "One Night Stand" entry on the amazon page put out by Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing for a story I wrote called "Cut In Half". Also I've had stories accepted to Kraken Press for their American Nightmare anthology, Dark House Press for Exegencies (edited by our own Richard Thomas), and a story for Pantheon maazine for their Aphrodite issue.
I just started a goodreads account too, which I put off for awhile. So come be my friend, see what I'm reading! I'll probably do a giveaway now again when I get some books in. Goodreads profile is: https://www.goodreads.com/americantypo
Alright, that's it I think. There are a handful of stories I should hear about soon so hopefully I can come back here again sooner than later to promote them. Glad to see everyone is doing well out there, especially those that have been beating the pavement for awhile. Hard work and patience pays off.
-Bill
Devon Robbins
from Utah is reading The Least Of My Scars by Stephen Graham JonesOctober 19, 2013 - 7:56am
Good to hear, man. No wonder you haven't been around. Doin' work. Congrats.
bryanhowie
from FW, ID is reading East of Eden. Steinbeck is FUCKING AMAZING.October 19, 2013 - 8:56am
All of my novella, Hemlock, is up at Pantheon Magazine. This is a long piece I workshopped here and put a lot of love into.
Around November, you'll see a "One Night Stand" entry on the amazon page put out by Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing for a story I wrote called "Cut In Half". Also I've had stories accepted to Kraken Press for their American Nightmare anthology, Dark House Press for Exegencies (edited by our own Richard Thomas), and a story for Pantheon maazine for their Aphrodite issue.
That's rad, WP. Congratulations.
Man, you've been busy.
Gordon Highland
from Kansas City is reading Secondhand Souls by Christopher MooreOctober 21, 2013 - 9:54am
It's been a while since I whored anything, but I can now announce that my collection of stories and verse, Submission Windows, is out today! Paperback and e-books, priced on the cheap. There are 26 tales in there (most suitable for bathroom-length reading), an appendix with notes, etc. A handful of them originated from WAR2 right here at LitReactor. Sharing excouraged. Thanks!
Dino Parenti
from Los Angeles is reading Everything He Gets His Hands OnOctober 21, 2013 - 10:47am
Congrats, Gordon! Bathroom length is greatly appreciated.
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesOctober 21, 2013 - 11:47am
Just got notice that we have 3 copies of MEATY to give away. Whoever would like one, post up in the LR thread. Make sure you're going to read it and participate though! ;) First 3 people get a copy.
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesOctober 24, 2013 - 7:41am
Fear the Reaper (Crystal Lake Publishing) is now out (print and ebook). My story "The Culling" is in here. Thrilled to share a spine with so many talented authors. Just in time for Halloween! Here's the opening line from my story:
"Danielle stands at the long mirror brushing her dirty blonde hair, tears running down her cheeks, as the rest of us sit at the table, the howling in the distance, my reassurances falling on deaf ears."
Final TOC:
The Life of Death by Mark Sheldon
Stumps by Jeff Strand
Death Squared by Rena Mason
Rapid Eye Movement by Stephen Bacon
The Final Room by John Kenny
The Culling by Richard Thomas
Crow by Steve Lockley
Instructions on the Use of The M-57 Clacker by Lawrence Santoro
The Death Catcher by Robert S. Wilson
Cedo Looked like people by E.C. McMullen Jr.
Spectres by Taylor Grant
The Tubes by Jeremy C. Shipp
A Life in Five Objects by Ross Warren
Death Comes for us All by Eric S. Brown
The Last Resort by Sam Stone
At the ‘Pay Here, Please’ Table by Gary A. Braunbeck
Der Engel der Liebe by Dean M. Drinkel
The Frequency of Death by Marty Young
The Final Peace by Gary Fry
Do No Harm by Joe McKinney
Non-Returnable by Rick Hautala
Includes a poem by Adam Lowe and interior artwork by Will Jacques.
Introduction by: Gary McMahon
Cover artist: Ben Baldwin (www.benbaldwin.co.uk)
Editor: Joe Mynhardt
Dino Parenti
from Los Angeles is reading Everything He Gets His Hands OnOctober 24, 2013 - 10:25am
Richard on fire! Congrats, sir.
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesOctober 24, 2013 - 2:35pm
thanks. turned out to be one hell of a TOC. stoked. love that cover art, too.
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesOctober 24, 2013 - 8:08pm
BUSY DAY!
The new issue of Mayday Magazine has just gone live with my story "Flowers for Jessica" in it. Love, loss, death, slick glossy sex in the woods, a flower bud for a heart...the usual. Thanks to Okla Elliott and Raul Clement for the support. An interview with George Saunders, fiction by Michael Czyzniejewski, and so much more, too much to list.
PLUS there is 5 days worth of cool Halloween themed articles and horror stories on RD, with even more Halloween goodness to follow Mon-Thurs. I have some amazing horror flash from authors we know and love, and a few articles I'm REALLY excited to share with the world. So, yeah! Stay tuned.
Fritz
October 26, 2013 - 9:27am
Good stuff everyone! - keep at it.
as per finding submission places: duotrope has kept me busier than I have time. And the facebook groups are always throwing more things out. Look and you will find.
Best of luck everybody.
avery of the dead
from Kentucky is reading Cipher SistersNovember 1, 2013 - 1:15pm
Sound
from Azusa, CA is reading Greener Pastures by Michael WehuntNovember 4, 2013 - 9:38am
Nice one, Jessica. Definitely packed an emotional punch.
voodoo_em
from England is reading All the books by Ira LevinNovember 4, 2013 - 10:08am
Congrats Avery, really nice. I've never fainted, loved the way you described it as opposed to panic attacks. Kind of beautiful. The difference between castles and palaces could almost be a metaphor for people, I think.
And yeah, I love an emotional gut punch.
Dino Parenti
from Los Angeles is reading Everything He Gets His Hands OnNovember 4, 2013 - 11:57am
Love this one, Jess. The setting's the thing here. Makes it more epic.
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesNovember 4, 2013 - 12:06pm
Great story. Love the description of the panic and her choices.
Michael J. Riser
from CA, TX, Japan, back to CA is reading The Tyrant - Michael Cisco, The Devil Takes You Home - Gabino IglesiasNovember 5, 2013 - 8:45am
Man, Richard, those covers are absolutely fantastic. You should wrangle them folks in for Dark House. I love that and the Chiral Mad 2 cover to the point where I sincerely wish they were posters.
Class Facilitator
ReneeAPickup
from Southern California is reading Wanderers by Chuck WendigNovember 5, 2013 - 10:58am
Seriously though, Jessica... WOW. I know I already told you how much I loved that flash, but I figured I'd say it here for everyone else to see...
I've just started writing for a music site called Sound Convictions and my first piece went up today. It's about how I got into underground music as a kid and how you can support local/independent bands and venues... I think it'd be cool to hear from musicians who've been there, done that, on what I missed or got wrong. I can only speak from my own limited experience, after all. Anyway, here it is: http://www.soundconvictions.com/blog/bid/323657/How-to-get-into-a-local-music-scene-without-playing-music
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesNovember 5, 2013 - 1:32pm
@MJR - yeah i saw that Michael Baile had posters for the Chiral Mad 2 for some book fairs / conferences and i kind of want a print. i could just stare at it. not many covers deserve to be framed, right?
PatrickWhitehurst
November 5, 2013 - 4:35pm
New to LitReactor and was drawn to the whoring thread right off the bat...
My first mystery Monterey Noir, featuring a homeless man and his pack of dogs who live under Old Fisherman's Whard on California's central coast, is now available from Deerstalker Editions!
Nathan
from Louisiana (South of New Orleans) is reading Re-reading The Rust Maidens by Gwendolyn Kiste, The Bone Weaver's Orchard by Sarah ReadNovember 8, 2013 - 12:06pm
Solarcide Is Back!
We took a nice, long month off in October to celebrate Halloween properly, and also to celebrate our newest release, “Flash Me! The Sinthology”—which by the way is now available in paperback here.
We kick off November with a nice guest feature from author Eric Del Carlo, titled “Footsteps of the Dragon.”
Other stories of his have appeared in Asimov’s, Shimmer, and more recently, the new Splatterlands anthology from Grey Matter Press.
We hope everyone had a safe and swell enough Halloween—and Thank You All for the continued support—2014 is just around the corner, will be Year Three for Solarcide…
TomMartinArt
from Amherst, MA
November 9, 2013 - 6:35pm
I'm the new artist for AXE COP. I'll be drawing, inking and coloring a huge ongoing weekly story written by my two nieces, ages 5 and 9. If you're not familiar with Axe Cop, it's a webcomic about a cop with an axe, written by a kid. It's got a TV show on Fox and it's wildly awesome.
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesNovember 9, 2013 - 6:59pm
That looks awesome! Cool, Tom.
Sound
from Azusa, CA is reading Greener Pastures by Michael WehuntNovember 9, 2013 - 9:39pm
That does look wildly awesome. Just read the first five.
Gordon B. White
from Seattle
November 9, 2013 - 11:20pm
Normally I would feel a little bad about tooting my own horn (at least in public), but this is the "Official Whoring Thread" after all . . .
My flash fiction piece "The Rising Son" won the first prize over at Cease, Cow's Hallow/Hallowed Flash Fiction Contest. http://ceasecows.com/2013/11/09/the-rising-son-by-gordon-white/ While deeply thrilled to have won, the real claim to fame is that Stephen Graham Jones was the guest judge for the finalists, so now he has officially read 1/12th as many of my stories as I have of his.
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesNovember 10, 2013 - 7:06am
Excellent story, Gordon! Congratulations.
Gordon Highland
from Kansas City is reading Secondhand Souls by Christopher MooreNovember 10, 2013 - 8:12am
Yes, I read and retweeted that the other day. Nice job, and congrats!
SRead
from Colorado is reading StoriesNovember 10, 2013 - 9:06am
It's a great story--nice job, Gordon!
Jonathan Riley
from Memphis, Tennessee is reading Flashover by Gordon Highland November 10, 2013 - 11:17am
@Tom. Axe Cop is the awesomest!!! Congrats. Great work!!!
@Gordon, Great story. Congrats on the win.
Dino Parenti
from Los Angeles is reading Everything He Gets His Hands OnNovember 10, 2013 - 12:25pm
Great story, Gordon.
Tom, that's awesome--congrats!
Michael J. Riser
from CA, TX, Japan, back to CA is reading The Tyrant - Michael Cisco, The Devil Takes You Home - Gabino IglesiasNovember 10, 2013 - 2:54pm
That's fantastic, Tom! Big Axe Cop fan, awesome to see you getting to jump in with both feet. I had no idea. Been out of the loop as far as like ... sort of everything lately.
Renfield
from Hell is reading 20th Century GhostsNovember 10, 2013 - 3:15pm
You are now my hero, Tom.
TomMartinArt
from Amherst, MA
November 10, 2013 - 4:57pm
Thanks y'all! I'm excited. I hope it opens up a few opportunities.
Eddie McNamara
from NYC is reading High as the Horse's Bridles November 11, 2013 - 1:24pm
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesNovember 11, 2013 - 5:32pm
Excellent story, Eddie. I also quite liked the last one you posted about.
Eddie McNamara
from NYC is reading High as the Horse's Bridles November 12, 2013 - 4:42am
Grazie Whammer
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesNovember 14, 2013 - 11:49pm
In case you missed the FULL TOC for Chiral Mad 2, here it is:
01 - The Right Thing (400) - Jack Ketchum
02 - Flowers Blooming in the Season of Atrophy (2500) - Max Booth III
03 - The Counselor (2600) - Mort Castle
04 - Mnemonicide (5200) - James Chambers
05 - Approaching Lavender (4900) - Lucy Snyder
06 - Empathy (3100) - John Skipp
07 - Another Man's Bones (1700) - Mason Bundschuh
08 - Interference (3200) - Andrew Hook
09 - Tight Partners (5200) - Gene O'Neill
10 - Picture-in-Picture (3400) - Dustin Lavalley
11 - Indian Summer (3700) - Philip Perron
12 - Orange is for Anguish, Blue for Insanity (12300) - David Morrell
13 - The Tended Field of Eido Yamata (3400) - Jonny M. Kelley
14 - In the Eyes of the Beholder (1300) - Ann K. Boyer
15 - The Chute (5400) - Gary McMahon
16 - Versions (4400) - Erinn Kemper 17 - Playing with Fire (2400) - Richard Thomas
18 - The Word (15000) - Ramsey Campbell
19 - Scavenging (5000) - Kevin Lucia
20 - Whitechapel (4800) - El G Grande
21 - A Guide to Etiquette and Comportment for the Sisters of Henley House (3800) - Emily Cataneo
22 - Blood Women (5300) - Usman Tanveer Malik
23 - Dear Boy (3400) - John Biggs
24 - When I Was (2500) - Tom Monteleone
25 - Welcome Home, All You Uninvited (5500) - Erik T. Johnson
26 - The Geminis (4600) - John Palisano
27 - Passing Affliction (4500) - Patrick O'Neill
28 - The Great Pity (9000) - Gary A. Braunbeck
Thanks to Michael Bailey and Written Backwards. This is going to be...wait for it...legendary. Honored. Stoked.
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesNovember 15, 2013 - 7:08am
Some great cover art in here. That Chiral Mad 2 is particularly mesmerizing. Congratulations to all.
Dark Markets is another good resource for dark fiction/horror anthology calls.
^^good one, ben. forgot about that.
I got invited to participate in a new feature at Literary Orphans curated by Anna March. I still kind of dread submitting non fiction but this one was a pretty good experience. Here tis.
My review of Joe R. Lansdale's The Thicket is live at my blog. Please spread the word and read this book. Mucho thanks.
I feel like I haven't come to whore anything in awhile, so here are some announcements in case you don't know me through other social media (and if you'd like, follow me on twitter via americantypo, or wordpress via www.americantypo.wordpress.com).
Right now my story "Painted Nails" is live in the newest issue of Infernal Ink Magazine (http://www.amazon.com/Infernal-Magazine-issue-October-ebook/dp/B00FH4FGXA/ref=la_B008N21TJ8_1_4?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1382193452&sr=1-4). You can also find all the other stuff I'm featured in on my amazon page (http://www.amazon.com/W.P.-Johnson/e/B008N21TJ8/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0). The Cipher Sisters anthology has a couple of other familar names you might have encountered here on the workshop.
Around November, you'll see a "One Night Stand" entry on the amazon page put out by Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing for a story I wrote called "Cut In Half". Also I've had stories accepted to Kraken Press for their American Nightmare anthology, Dark House Press for Exegencies (edited by our own Richard Thomas), and a story for Pantheon maazine for their Aphrodite issue.
I just started a goodreads account too, which I put off for awhile. So come be my friend, see what I'm reading! I'll probably do a giveaway now again when I get some books in. Goodreads profile is: https://www.goodreads.com/americantypo
Alright, that's it I think. There are a handful of stories I should hear about soon so hopefully I can come back here again sooner than later to promote them. Glad to see everyone is doing well out there, especially those that have been beating the pavement for awhile. Hard work and patience pays off.
-Bill
Good to hear, man. No wonder you haven't been around. Doin' work. Congrats.
All of my novella, Hemlock, is up at Pantheon Magazine. This is a long piece I workshopped here and put a lot of love into.
One: Original Sin
Two: Grace
Three: Hemlock
Four: Sinner
Five: Hard Prayer
Six: Green Eyes
Good stuff, Americantypo--congrats on that!
Loving the Hemlock series, Bryan.
very cool, guys
That's rad, WP. Congratulations.
Man, you've been busy.
It's been a while since I whored anything, but I can now announce that my collection of stories and verse, Submission Windows, is out today! Paperback and e-books, priced on the cheap. There are 26 tales in there (most suitable for bathroom-length reading), an appendix with notes, etc. A handful of them originated from WAR2 right here at LitReactor. Sharing excouraged. Thanks!
Congrats, Gordon! Bathroom length is greatly appreciated.
Just got notice that we have 3 copies of MEATY to give away. Whoever would like one, post up in the LR thread. Make sure you're going to read it and participate though! ;) First 3 people get a copy.
http://litreactor.com/discuss/november-13-book-club-selection-meaty-by-s...
Fear the Reaper (Crystal Lake Publishing) is now out (print and ebook). My story "The Culling" is in here. Thrilled to share a spine with so many talented authors. Just in time for Halloween! Here's the opening line from my story:
http://www.amazon.com/Fear-Reaper-Rena-Mason/dp/0992218217
Final TOC:
The Life of Death by Mark Sheldon
Stumps by Jeff Strand
Death Squared by Rena Mason
Rapid Eye Movement by Stephen Bacon
The Final Room by John Kenny
The Culling by Richard Thomas
Crow by Steve Lockley
Instructions on the Use of The M-57 Clacker by Lawrence Santoro
The Death Catcher by Robert S. Wilson
Cedo Looked like people by E.C. McMullen Jr.
Spectres by Taylor Grant
The Tubes by Jeremy C. Shipp
A Life in Five Objects by Ross Warren
Death Comes for us All by Eric S. Brown
The Last Resort by Sam Stone
At the ‘Pay Here, Please’ Table by Gary A. Braunbeck
Der Engel der Liebe by Dean M. Drinkel
The Frequency of Death by Marty Young
The Final Peace by Gary Fry
Do No Harm by Joe McKinney
Non-Returnable by Rick Hautala
Includes a poem by Adam Lowe and interior artwork by Will Jacques.
Introduction by: Gary McMahon
Cover artist: Ben Baldwin (www.benbaldwin.co.uk)
Editor: Joe Mynhardt
Richard on fire! Congrats, sir.
thanks. turned out to be one hell of a TOC. stoked. love that cover art, too.
BUSY DAY!
The new issue of Mayday Magazine has just gone live with my story "Flowers for Jessica" in it. Love, loss, death, slick glossy sex in the woods, a flower bud for a heart...the usual. Thanks to Okla Elliott and Raul Clement for the support. An interview with George Saunders, fiction by Michael Czyzniejewski, and so much more, too much to list.
http://www.maydaymagazine.com/
Good stuff! Love that Mayday cover as well.
I just wanted to pop in to congratulate everyone. This is really cool and quite inspirational.
I wrote this piece on The Exorcist to get pumped for Halloween: http://revoltdaily.org/the-sow-is-mine-40-years-of-the-exorcist/
PLUS there is 5 days worth of cool Halloween themed articles and horror stories on RD, with even more Halloween goodness to follow Mon-Thurs. I have some amazing horror flash from authors we know and love, and a few articles I'm REALLY excited to share with the world. So, yeah! Stay tuned.
Good stuff everyone! - keep at it.
as per finding submission places: duotrope has kept me busier than I have time. And the facebook groups are always throwing more things out. Look and you will find.
Best of luck everybody.
Here the latest spotlight on the community!
Love you guys!
I wrote some flash fiction and Counterexample Poetics was nice enough to publish it.
Go read!
Nice one, Jessica. Definitely packed an emotional punch.
Congrats Avery, really nice. I've never fainted, loved the way you described it as opposed to panic attacks. Kind of beautiful. The difference between castles and palaces could almost be a metaphor for people, I think.
And yeah, I love an emotional gut punch.
Love this one, Jess. The setting's the thing here. Makes it more epic.
Great story. Love the description of the panic and her choices.
Man, Richard, those covers are absolutely fantastic. You should wrangle them folks in for Dark House. I love that and the Chiral Mad 2 cover to the point where I sincerely wish they were posters.
Seriously though, Jessica... WOW. I know I already told you how much I loved that flash, but I figured I'd say it here for everyone else to see...
I've just started writing for a music site called Sound Convictions and my first piece went up today. It's about how I got into underground music as a kid and how you can support local/independent bands and venues... I think it'd be cool to hear from musicians who've been there, done that, on what I missed or got wrong. I can only speak from my own limited experience, after all. Anyway, here it is: http://www.soundconvictions.com/blog/bid/323657/How-to-get-into-a-local-music-scene-without-playing-music
@MJR - yeah i saw that Michael Baile had posters for the Chiral Mad 2 for some book fairs / conferences and i kind of want a print. i could just stare at it. not many covers deserve to be framed, right?
New to LitReactor and was drawn to the whoring thread right off the bat...
My first mystery Monterey Noir, featuring a homeless man and his pack of dogs who live under Old Fisherman's Whard on California's central coast, is now available from Deerstalker Editions!
Solarcide Is Back!
We took a nice, long month off in October to celebrate Halloween properly, and also to celebrate our newest release, “Flash Me! The Sinthology”—which by the way is now available in paperback here.
We kick off November with a nice guest feature from author Eric Del Carlo, titled “Footsteps of the Dragon.”
Other stories of his have appeared in Asimov’s, Shimmer, and more recently, the new Splatterlands anthology from Grey Matter Press.
“Footsteps of the Dragon,” his latest, is live at Solarcide right here.
We hope everyone had a safe and swell enough Halloween—and Thank You All for the continued support—2014 is just around the corner, will be Year Three for Solarcide…
I'm the new artist for AXE COP. I'll be drawing, inking and coloring a huge ongoing weekly story written by my two nieces, ages 5 and 9. If you're not familiar with Axe Cop, it's a webcomic about a cop with an axe, written by a kid. It's got a TV show on Fox and it's wildly awesome.
That looks awesome! Cool, Tom.
That does look wildly awesome. Just read the first five.
Normally I would feel a little bad about tooting my own horn (at least in public), but this is the "Official Whoring Thread" after all . . .
My flash fiction piece "The Rising Son" won the first prize over at Cease, Cow's Hallow/Hallowed Flash Fiction Contest. http://ceasecows.com/2013/11/09/the-rising-son-by-gordon-white/ While deeply thrilled to have won, the real claim to fame is that Stephen Graham Jones was the guest judge for the finalists, so now he has officially read 1/12th as many of my stories as I have of his.
Excellent story, Gordon! Congratulations.
Yes, I read and retweeted that the other day. Nice job, and congrats!
It's a great story--nice job, Gordon!
@Tom. Axe Cop is the awesomest!!! Congrats. Great work!!!
@Gordon, Great story. Congrats on the win.
Great story, Gordon.
Tom, that's awesome--congrats!
That's fantastic, Tom! Big Axe Cop fan, awesome to see you getting to jump in with both feet. I had no idea. Been out of the loop as far as like ... sort of everything lately.
You are now my hero, Tom.
Thanks y'all! I'm excited. I hope it opens up a few opportunities.
Whoreable story. "Ben Affleck" page 50
http://issuu.com/dirtychaimag/docs/dirtychaiissueone/51?e=7152241%2F5580727
Excellent story, Eddie. I also quite liked the last one you posted about.
Grazie Whammer
In case you missed the FULL TOC for Chiral Mad 2, here it is:
01 - The Right Thing (400) - Jack Ketchum
02 - Flowers Blooming in the Season of Atrophy (2500) - Max Booth III
03 - The Counselor (2600) - Mort Castle
04 - Mnemonicide (5200) - James Chambers
05 - Approaching Lavender (4900) - Lucy Snyder
06 - Empathy (3100) - John Skipp
07 - Another Man's Bones (1700) - Mason Bundschuh
08 - Interference (3200) - Andrew Hook
09 - Tight Partners (5200) - Gene O'Neill
10 - Picture-in-Picture (3400) - Dustin Lavalley
11 - Indian Summer (3700) - Philip Perron
12 - Orange is for Anguish, Blue for Insanity (12300) - David Morrell
13 - The Tended Field of Eido Yamata (3400) - Jonny M. Kelley
14 - In the Eyes of the Beholder (1300) - Ann K. Boyer
15 - The Chute (5400) - Gary McMahon
16 - Versions (4400) - Erinn Kemper
17 - Playing with Fire (2400) - Richard Thomas
18 - The Word (15000) - Ramsey Campbell
19 - Scavenging (5000) - Kevin Lucia
20 - Whitechapel (4800) - El G Grande
21 - A Guide to Etiquette and Comportment for the Sisters of Henley House (3800) - Emily Cataneo
22 - Blood Women (5300) - Usman Tanveer Malik
23 - Dear Boy (3400) - John Biggs
24 - When I Was (2500) - Tom Monteleone
25 - Welcome Home, All You Uninvited (5500) - Erik T. Johnson
26 - The Geminis (4600) - John Palisano
27 - Passing Affliction (4500) - Patrick O'Neill
28 - The Great Pity (9000) - Gary A. Braunbeck
Thanks to Michael Bailey and Written Backwards. This is going to be...wait for it...legendary. Honored. Stoked.
What a great looking collection. Congratulations!