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Sunni K. Brock has written a positive review of THE BEST OF THE HORROR SOCIETY 2013, featuring my contribution, “It Has Teeth”, calling it a “humorously gross story”, and that “no one will want to see anything moldy after this crazy tale”.

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THE BEST OF THE HORROR SOCIETY 2013 rounds up twenty-eight tales from contributing members, eight of which are reprints, but representative of the fine skills that the society has to draw upon. Founder Scott M. Goriscak explains the genesis of the organization in his Foreword as an effort to bring together artists of all walks to facilitate collaboration in the horror field. Editor Carson Buckingham sums up what horrifies her in the introduction: “After you have passed from dread to terror, horror is wreckage left for you to deal with emotionally and psychologically, and sometimes physically…”

Read the review here, and if you haven’t already read THE BEST OF THE HORROR SOCIETY 2013, here’s the complete table of contents:

• Foreword by Scott M. Goriscak
• Introduction by Carson Buckingham
• “Ceremony” by William F. Nolan
• “Tendrils Never Lie” by Kevin A. Ranson
• “The Mask” by Lisamarie Lamb
• “Lemminaid” by Carson Buckingham
• “The Central Coast” by Jason V. Brock
• “White Hell, Wisconsin” by Weldon Burge
• “Victimized” by Richard Thomas
• “Normal is Relative” by Dan Dillard
• “The Procedure” by Doug Lamoreux
• “The Little Church of the Safe Crossing” by Joe McKinney
• “Madeleine” by Julianne Snow
• “It Has Teeth” by Christian A. Larsen
• “Masquerade” by Dave Jeffery
• “Black Bird” by Rose Blackthorn
• “Adjoining Rooms” by Scott M. Goriscak
• “The Inspiration & Horror of George & Hugh” by Nicholas Grabowsky
• “The Clown” by Henry Snider
• “Moving Day” by Mark Onspaugh
• “Ellen” by Lee Pletzers
• “Daddy” by Aaron Warwick Dries
• “Soft Like Her” by Charles Colyott
• “Venus” by L.L. Soares
• “The Luminous Veil” by Ian Rogers
• “Beer and Worms” by T.E. Grau
• “Black Mary” by Mercedes M. Yardley
• “The Boy in the Elevator” by Robert S. Wilson
• “Weird” by Dean M. Drinkel
• “Hotties” by Mort Castle

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