Two weeks to SHADOW MASTERS

Susie Moloney says she “couldn’t stop” reading SHADOW MASTERS.

Coming May 27 from Imajin Books, SHADOW MASTERS, featuring my short story, “The People Eaters”.

Susie Moloney, who won the 2012 Michael Van Rooy Memorial Award for her novel THE THIRTEEN, says reading the first half of the book “was like eating potato chips, I couldn’t stop! Didn’t bother pacing myself through the second half, either. Some old favorites in here, like Bentley Little, Christian Larsen, and Elizabeth Massie. I was also blown away by some new discoveries for me, like Yvonne Navarro and Melanie Tem.”

Edited by Jeani Rector and assisted by Dean Wild, SHADOW MASTERS will feature a lineup of all-new, never-before-published stories, with a foreword by Joe R. Lansdale:

Foreword by Joe R. Lansdale
“The Thing That Was Not There” by James Marlow
“Red Velvet” by Shaun Meeks
“The End of the Trail” by Bentley Little
“Same Sex Vampire Wedding” by Garrett Rowlan
“The Church” by Matthew Wilson
“Holodomor Girl” by Yvonne Navarro
“Squirrels” by Larry Green
“The Hung Preacher” by Scott Nicholson
“The Unknown” by Chris Castle
“Don’t Feed the Dog” by Rick McQuiston
“The Classmate” by Melanie Tem
“Abandoned” by Bruce Memblatt
“Wet Birds” by Elizabeth Massie
“Fearful Symmetry” by Devon Carey
“‘Come Down to the Store, Minerva!’” by Earl Hamner
“The People Eaters” by Christian A. Larsen
“101 Damnations” by Carl Barker
“The Cellar” by Tim Jeffreys
“Pig” by Michael Thomas-Knight
“Dream House” by Cheryl Kaye Tardif
“The Last Memory” by Dominick Nole
“The Wood Witch” by Jonathan Chapman
“The Housewarming” by Ronald Malfi
“I am the Feeder” by Christopher Hivner
“Red Ink” by Lisa Morton
“Tommy Boy” by J.M. Cozzoli
“Willard Junction” by Christopher Nadeau
“Suka: The White Wolf” by Jeff Bennington
“Seeing the Light” by William Rasmussen
“Them Ol’ Negro Blues” by J.G. Faherty
“Happy Cthulhu to You” by Lance Zarimba
“The Gremlin” by David Landrum
“Flame of Freedom” by Aaron J. French
“Reanimated” by Jeani Rector
“The Famous Film Star” by Jeani Rector
“Foundlings” by Dean Wild

The Horror Zine publishes online editions of the magazine every month, with fiction, poetry, art and essays on and about the horror genre. In addition, there have been four previously published books under The Horror Zine banner: AND NOW THE NIGHTMARE BEGINS (2009), TWICE THE TERROR (2010), WHAT FEARS BECOME (2011), and A FEAST OF FRIGHTS (2012).

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