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The Stumpville Affair by James Goodridge

James Goodridge has released the entire collections of “affairs.” Check out “The Stumpville Affair”: If you’re a person who likes a little horror with your mystery, Night Stalker fans, I’m looking at you, you’re gonna love TERROR BY NIGHT.

Meet the Detectives Who Walk Between Two Worlds

Not every mystery can be solved by ordinary detectives. Some crimes demand investigators who understand the things that lurk in darkness. In Terror by Night: The Supernatural Affairs of Madison Cavendish and Sue SunMountain, James Goodridge introduces readers to Madison Cavendish, a vampire detective, and Sue SunMountain, his fiercely capable Lycan partner. Together, they investigate the…

Help! It’s Coming Right At Us! Asteroid 6!

In this newest collection, Fulcher explores concepts of the insignificance of human existence, terror of the unknowable and incomprehensible, and more motifs found in Eldritch horror. Fulcher draws his influence from a wide assortment of authors ranging from Poe and Fritz Leiber to Stephen King and Dean Koontz. The title story features an astronaut named…

Are You Brave Enough to Read About the Affairs?

Take a peek inside: Madison Cavendish and Sue SunMountain are not your typical detective duo. Like Mulder and Scully they investigate very unusual crimes, but they are not like Mulder and Scully. The blood that runs in Mulder and Scully’s veins is their own, while the same cannot be said of Cavendish and SunMountain. If…

HALLOWEEN PARTY ’23 Takes Second Place in Nationals!

Whoa! Morgan Golladay, writer and artist from Milford, Delaware, took second place in the National Federation of Press Women with her story, “Under the Rhododendrons,” featured in HALLOWEEN PARTY ’23. Kudos to Morgan, and question for you, horror fan: Have you read this book yet? My gosh, look at the illustrations by US Veteran and…

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