Dark Fiction

• A Darker Moon by J. S. Watts –  A mythical tale of the unlit places where it is best not to shine even the dimmest light
• The Art of Raising Hell by Thomas Lopinski – Learning the difference between living life and being chased by it.
• Birch Hills at World’s End by Geoff Hyatt – High School is war and no one survives without scars.
• Candy & Cigarettes by CS deWildt – Being singled out in a small town can be deadly.
• Cat and the Dreamer  by Annalisa Crawford – A survivor deals with the fallout of a suicide pact.
• Children by Maggie Clark – Not everything is as innocent as it seems.
• Don’t Ask  by Natalie Bell – No one ever said becoming an adult was easy.
• Facing The Furies  by Daniel DiStasio – It’s hurricane season, the weather isn’t the only thing in turmoil.
• From These Ashes by Tamela Ritter – What does family mean when those of your blood are your undoing?
• The Garden of Fragile Things by Richard J. O’Brien – Not all young boys get to come of age.
• The Hobbyist by King Starr – Paying for sex can cost more than just money.
• In The Storm  by Karen Metcalf – Escaping to survive sometimes only results in tragedy.
• Jack The Theorist  by Jon Hartless – Sometimes the innocent get lost in in the conspiracy.
• Junkie Love by Joe Clifford – Is there anything greater than an addict’s love of the high?
• My Sanctuary by Sarah-Jane Lehoux – Not all sins can be forgiven with Hail Marys.
• Ordinary Boy by Stacey Longo – Sometimes an extraordinary death interrupts an ordinary life.

Horror/Supernatural/Paranormal

• Bad Apple by Kristi Peterson Schoonover – Not everything in the orchard is safe for a young girl to pick.
• Jam Don’t Shake by Nicholas J. Carter – What would you do to get your next fix?
• Old Hag Syndrome by Tim Dankanich – What if your nightmares was really your reality?
• The Tale of Storm Raven by Steph Minns – What would you do if someone you dated suddenly became someone else?
• This Poisoned Ground  by Kristi Peterson Schoonover – Not all love is everlasting.
• Wormfood Island by Ken La Salle – And you thought the worst thing zombies could do is bite you.

Black Comedy

• Trouble Brewing by Paul Abercrombie – Just don’t ask about the secret ingredient.
• Mort Morte by David Henry Sterry – Sometimes patricide is justified.

Steampunk/Gothic

• The Vampire Project by Jon Hartless – Sometimes there are no limits for the power hungry.
• The Werewolf Project by John Hartless – The sequel to The Vampire Project