It's 10pm. Do you know where your children are?

Two tales, two experiences, one great time.

Paradise Club takes you on an idyllic island getaway and then blows up in your face Tim Meyer-style. Murder, mayhem and margaritas equals a bloody good time.

Kristopher Triana’s splatterpunk novella, Gone to see the River Man, drags you to depths of depravity, but is filled with such page-turning narrative, it will keep you yearning for more.

Mother Horror herself swings by with some extreme horror you need to be reading.

You don't want to ghost this thrilling tale of the afterlife.

Samantha Kolesnik's debut book will destroy you.

Nothing compares to bloody, campy, over-the-top horror fiction.

C.V. Hunt delivers a funny, brutal, and very timely novel in Cockblock.

A prolific serial killer returns home for some unfinished business

Grindhouse Press dishes out the pain in blood-soaked cannibal hillbilly horror.

With Creep House, Andersen Prunty delivers his best short story collection to date. 

In Hi I'm a Social Disease, Andersen Prunty delivers seven more outstanding tales of weird horror. 

C.V. Hunt makes zombies new and interesting again in Zombieville.

Andersen Prunty is one of the reasons why horror fiction is so entertaining. Satanic Summer is proof of that.

Steve Lowe's King of the Pervertswill make you laugh and cringe, sometimes simultaneously.

Gina Ranalli breathes fresh air into the haunted house genre with House of Fallen Trees.