NEED A LITTLE TERROR THIS WEEK?
You’re in luck! One of our best authors has begun the serialization of “Fear Thy Neighbor.” Not only will you get to read it for free, but you’ll learn all about this spine-tingling writer…. By reading this story you release Gravelight Press from all medical claims of heart-attacks, lost sleep, and the like. Read at … Continue reading NEED A LITTLE TERROR THIS WEEK?
Bloody Snowshoes
This fall, just in time for the season of the witch, R. David Fulcher will release a collection of horror destined to keep you awake each night until the first merciful ray of light seeps over the dark and uncaring horizon. Get yourself in on it now, with his blog, and find out why those … Continue reading Bloody Snowshoes
Are you scared? Thank Horace.
Horace Walpole (1717-1797) is generally considered to be the father of horror novels. Interesting as he looks so handsome and a bit like the modern Sherlock Holmes as played by Benedict Cumberbatch (who is also diabolical and handsome, IMHO, but I digress….): Horace is generally believed to have penned the first horror novel, The Castle … Continue reading Are you scared? Thank Horace.
Just in Time for Christmas
Do you know someone who’s always naughty when it would be better to be nice? We’ve got the perfect gift. And right now, J.C. Raye will give you $10 off any order of twenty dollars or more on our website, and she’ll also get the books to you, or your beloved relative or dear friend, … Continue reading Just in Time for Christmas
A Vampire and a Werewolf Walk Into a Bar
Nobody comes out… alive. Sometimes it takes more than Sherlock Holmes can bring to the table to solve a mystery. We’ve got that.
Not for Bedtime….
Feeling sleepy? We’ve got the cure for that. How about a story about a nice lady with a hobby? Sewing…
Who Doesn’t Love Pets?
Want to meet the teacher’s pets? You know you do! PICK UP A COPY
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