Fall is finally here! Aside from Christmas decorations in stores and the pumpkin spice madness, our favorite holiday of the year is just around the corner. We couldn’t help but put together a little something special for the season to celebrate one of our favorite genres.
Do you love sparkly vampires? Well too bad, because you won’t find a single one of those fancy-dancy bloodsuckers anywhere in this collection!
It Came From The Trailer Park began as a fun idea to revisit the Classic Horror and Old-School Creature Feature genres with a hefty helping of B-rate tropes thrown in for good measure. Who doesn’t love a good Bruce Campbell or classic Vincent Price flick on a dark and dreary night?
Emmy award winner, Bill Oberst Jr. opens the collection and sets the stage for the stories to come. From aliens to demons to werewolves and so many more, you’re sure to fall in love with these tales of the Macabre.
So come on in. Take a load off. And get yourself ready for twenty unforgettable tales, straight from the Trailer Park.
Stories written by: Sara Brooke, Mel Todd, Charity Ayres, Amie Gibbons, William Alan Webb, J.D. Beckwith, Philip K. Booker, J.F. Posthumus, JL Curtis, John Drake, Michael K. Falciani, Michael Gants, Rob Howell, R.J. Ladon, Ian McMurtrie, Benjamin Tyler Smith, Kevin Steverson, Christopher Woods, Jenny Wren, and William Joseph Roberts.
The Trailer Park anthology is scheduled for release on Halloween 2021. Remember to sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates and releases. If you’d like to be part of our early reader team, sign up over in the sidebar.
As a side note, Cover artist Dawn Spears said that she giggled way too much while working up this cover of “Fred & Jean”
Recent release
Our most recent release, Other Worlds, a Sci-fi poetry collection by Terry Persun is an enjoyable read that’s sure to please.
The future isn’t laid out perfectly.
There is no foolproof plan. There are many ways we could turn: clones, space travel, or remaining on earth. Choices, each one a different future for a different person or society. In these science fiction poems, Terry Persun, author of nine poetry collections, faces off with the various decisions that might open to humans in the future. In these poems, nature is often replaced with technology as our sense of self becomes blurred.
New audio
Fresh from the producer’s studio, The Grey Man: Partners continues the law enforcement adventures of Texas Deputy Sheriff John Cronin.
Texas Deputy Sheriff John Cronin and his granddaughter Jesse Miller have out-stubborned, out-fought, and out-lived every challenge life’s thrown at them so far…. But there are times when a little help is needed.
Slowly recovering from being stabbed, John Cronin gets a tip from inside the very cartel that’s hunted him, that plans are afoot to smuggle terrorists and missiles across the border. Meanwhile, Jesse and her husband Gunny Sgt. Miller are losing the battle with an administration and a military bureaucracy determined downsize the military by whatever means possible, and tie their hands regardless of the damage and danger to its own.
The agencies responsible don’t want to act if Cronin won’t give up his confidential informant, but when word comes that the missiles and terrorists are landing, it’s time to put a team together and handle things the old fashioned way….
In other news
Any authors following this page will want to keep an eye on the coming announcements. The details for two new anthology open calls will be announced very very soon, so stay tuned.
