Bøger udgivet af Slashic Horror Press

The world has ended. Now what? When Bea wakes to discover she and her lover, Evian, are still alive after the apocalypse, things seem too good to be true. Soon, she begins to suspect they are. The more concerns she voices about their survival on an island paradise, the easier their lives become. Her attempts to ask questions are met by disinterest and anger from her partner. Why can she not remember key details about her life before coming to the island? Why is she seeing and hearing things that aren't there? How well does she really know Evian? As suspicion and distrust continue to mount, Bea realizes the apocalypse was the least of her worries. But is there a way off the island, and is paradise really Hell?

After suffering a savage assault in a bathroom as a girl, Gertie meets the man of her dreams. Her trauma soon vanishes as they begin to build a life together. However, with the sudden death of her beloved Jack, and the return of her school bully-Bea-years later, Gertie's long-buried trauma bubbles to the surface. All the think is one thing: Revenge.Inserting herself into Bea's life, nobody is safe-not her parents, not her children. Hell, not even the pTA members of her daughter's high school. Starting a sordid romance with Bea in a bid to destroy her life from the inside out, Gertie soon learns revenge is messier than she thought.BUT A GIRLS' GOTTA DO WHAT A GIRL'S GOTTA

Haunted Places and other Stories is a collection of short, queer, horror fiction. Gunnells explores the range of ways people-and places-can be haunted, and uses this theme to challenge assumptions of queerness. He broaches some very real topics that, in themselves, haunting contemporary Americans, and continues to act as a clear, loud, and proud, queer voice in horror fiction.

Sarah, an Asian-American college student moves into Sunnycrest Apartments because it's a rare, affordable place. Strange things show up in her closet that don't belong to her. Stranger still, they seem to come from the past. With the help of her psychiatrist, the girl she's dating, and the quirky gay boy she met at a restaurant, Sarah realizes that her closet is actually a gateway to another time. Another world. A place where the same apartment belonged to the boyfriend of the final murder victim of a notorious serial killer that was never caught. Sometimes the doorway takes her to another floor in the building, to the apartment the girl herself-Regina-lived in on the 11th floor, the apartment where the murder actually happened, but it always takes her to 1987. The two people connected to her through the gateway in her closet are the owners of the initials carved into the tree out in front of Sunnycrest. Sarah's girlfriend, Felicia, has been at Sunnycrest longer and helps her to understand that the whole building is haunted. There is something strange about the place they live. The dead are everywhere and some of them are dangerous. The living are not to be trusted, either. Sarah gets drawn in further and can't let go. She wants to understand what Regina's spirit is trying to tell her, what she needs, and how to turn her closet back into a closet. One thing she needs to remember though, is that there is a killer in 1987. Can he still hurt her? Is any of it even real? Where will the gateway in Apartment 8 actually lead her?

2023 Bookstagram Winner for LGBTQ+ Novel of the YearAn abandoned motel.A woman flees an unknown danger, taking refuge in a motel. She is never seen again.A mad scientist.A geneticist stretches the boundaries of nature. His experiments, once human, are now something else. Something new. Something hungry.The couple.Michael and his husband Geoff have lost something precious. Their search takes them to a motel. What they find there will reveal a cruelty neither knew existed. And creatures beyond imagination.Welcome to Raven's Creek.