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Voices from the Gloom -
Our Voices from the Gloom series is an eclectic collection of tales that will echo in your mind, making you question what is real and what isn't. In this second volume, you'll encounter ten stories that will send icy shivers down your spine. It includes tales of two brothers who find an opening into another world behind their grandparent's home; a reporter sent to investigate a haunted house only to find out it holds a more nefarious secret; and the story of a woman searching for her lover but when she doesn't find him, the tale takes a demented twist. Get lost in the different voices, let their horrific nature speak to you from the spaces between the shadows. Allow them to get into your head and wring the marrow from your soul...Contributing Authors:Maynard Blackoak, Carson Buckingham, Alex Clarke, Kevin Holton, DW Gillespie, Erik Gustafson, Jacob Lambert, Patrick O'Neill, Hannah Sears, and J.T. Seate
A Dark World of Spirits and The Fey
Zombie Works Publications proudly presents to you, thirteen horrifying tales of Ghosts, Demons, spirits, and the fey: The In-Between Place by Jessica Lynne Gardner . The Messenger by Mark Slade . The Haunting of Mikhail Zotkin by S. Sadie Burbank . Starshine by Brandon Cracraft . Angry Ground by Maynard Blackoak . Purgatory by Chris Robertson . The Last Apology by Errick A. Nunnally . Morton the Barbarian by John McCormack . After Reading Night of Acceptance by Denny E. Marshall . 'Control' by Kevin Adams . A Child for Tomorrow by Maynard Blackoak . Flight of the Fiery Ones by Jay Wilburn . Golden Son by T. Fox Dunham.
Wrapped in Red
Thirteen crimson concoctions sure to tempt your teeth, from the ancient to the modern, from the Carpathian Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean to the Wild West, you are sure to find your... type - Wrapped In Red. 13 Authors. 13 Stories. Unlimited Vampire Nightmares.
Through Clouded Eyes
Through Clouded Eyes: A Zombie's Point of View: a collection of twelve stories told from the Zombie's perspective. They're shambling toward you, feet dragging on the broken roadway. Arms outstretched, faces slack, they move as if they're tracking your scent on the wind. You want to run, but you know there's nowhere to hide. Aware of their insatiable hunger, fear paralyzes you. These things were once human, people someone loved. Is there anything left inside them - some sliver of humanity that may save you from this nightmare? Your mind doesn't want to accept the inevitable, a single thought consumes you: what are they thinking? With your chance of escape dwindling, you snap out of it and run like hell knowing there is little to no hope; fate is coming for you. Soon you will see what they see Through Clouded Eyes...
Eerie Trails of the Wild Weird West
Eerie Trails... of the Wild Weird West In this collection of fourteen strange tales from the wild west, Cowboys and Indians face down supernatural beings of all varieties - from vampires and werewolves; to ghosts and vengeful spirits; to mythological creatures. Saddle up cowboys and ladies alike, once the journey begins, Eerie Trails of the Wild Weird West will take you down a strange and bizarre path though the old west that you've never been on before.
Horror
Take two steps to the left of normal and you'll find the type of stories offered in Horror: Odd and Bizarre. Consider them the red-headed step children of the genre... From a museum process that not only preserves the dead but brings them back to life to a phone that warns you of the impending apocalypse, each tale hits on a different level of the bizarre. Maybe a killer clown epidemic that preys on everything you hold dear, or a painting that subtly changes to spell out your doom, piques your odd meter instead-don't worry, they're in there too. If you like horror with a unique spin, a bizarre thread that straddles the line, or a tale that just a little off, you'll definitely enjoy each odd morsel and bizarre bite contained within!
The McPherson and Miller Families
Duncan McPherson was born in Scotland. He emigrated and married Sarah in about 1812, probably in North Carolina. They had two known sons, John Templeton McPherson (ca.1813-1876) and Randal McPherson (1815-1883). John married Hannah Hadley in 1840 in Morgan County, Indiana. They had nine children. Randal moved to Iowa and married Sabina Holiday. They had ten children. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Indiana, Nebraska, Iowa, Pennsylvania and Maryland.
The David French Patent and the Vancouver Error
A detailed and unique study of early Kentucky settlement in the eastern border area of the Big Sandy River. A discussion of the discovery of a significant error in a 1785 Virginia Land Grant survey that has precipitated controversy, debate, and litigation for more than 150 years. Includes details and location of the David French patent of 1802.
