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Gallery of Horror
From 1970 to 1973, the television network NBC aired a program called "Night Gallery" hosted by Rod Serling who was best know for the series "The Twilight Zone" during the 1950s and 1960s. Each week, the show started with Rod standing in front of a work of disturbing artwork displayed on an easel. Next he would proceed to introduce the night's feature play, which always carried the same title as the displayed work of art. In the tradition of "Night Gallery," horror author Thomas M. Malafarina and contemporary artist Nunzio Barbera have collaborated to present a collection of strange and bizarre stories, combining both art and fiction, which they call "Gallery Of Horror." The goal of the work was to produce stories with the same surrealistic atmosphere of the old television show along with short stories containing similar ironic twists. In addition, many of the stories have Malafarina's own special brand of descriptive gore. Each story was inspired by, and features one of, Nunzio Barbera's works of art and was created with the hopes of taking the reader on a very special journey into the unknown and frightening world that is the mind of Thomas M. Malafarina.
Eye Contact
There is a thin line between reality and illusion, between sanity and insanity, between life and death. Through no fault of his own, David Matson is thrust into a world of darkness, of illusion, of hallucinations and never-ending nightmares; a world from which he longs to awaken but cannot. Join him in his interminable struggle to return to reality and see what horrors fate has in store him. This is Thomas M. Malafarina's third full length novel for Sunbury press. He has also written two novels "99 Souls" and "Burn Phone," the short story collection called "13 Nasty Endings" and a collection of single-panel cartoons called "Yes I Smelled It Too" all published through Sunbury Press. "Eye Contact" has plenty of suspense, terror, gore and surprises to keep the reader glued to his seat wanting the horror to end yet still dying for more.
What Waits Beneath
Thomas Malafarina's first novel is set in 1965 in his native Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. A young boy is savagely disemboweled in the presence of his friends at an abandoned coal mine by an unidentified creature.During the investigation, which follows, a Philadelphia television reporter learns from an eccentric old codger a terrible legend about the disastrous history of the mine - a tale about a mine disaster many years ago in which three coal miners were trapped a mile below the surface. Out of desparation, one of the miners sold his soul to Satan in order to get revenge for the disaster. In return, Satan transformed this man into an immortal soul-feeding demon that must remain trapped in the mine until he gathersninety-nine souls.How do you kill what can't be killed? How do you stop the unstoppable? Welcome to a place where terror reigns, where unspeakable horror and demonic savagery is the norm; where lost souls writhe and struggle for a freedom that may never come. Welcome to Coogan's mine; the home of Devil Dan.
The Ridge of Death
Horror master Thomas Malafarina is back with the first book of his Dead Kill series entitled The Ridge of Death. Enter a post-apocalyptic world where zombies still roam, but are the quarry of bounty hunters who are rewarded by the government for helping with the "clean-up." What Others Are Saying: "Thomas Malafarina writes with a visual artist's eye for detail and design and revels in the same exuberant flourishes for violence and tableaus of flesh as Clive Barker, all the while working the clichés and conventions of the horror genre bravely and unabashedly. Though he has created his own King-like milieu in and around his native Schuylkill County (PA), Malafarina shares Lovecraft's cosmic v...
Malafarina Maleficarum
In Germany, in 1487 Heinrich Kramer and Jacob Sprenger published what was to be considered one of the most famous medieval exposes on witches, called the Malleus Maleficarum. The purpose for the book was two fold. Firstly, it was meant to challenge all arguments against the existence of witchcraft and secondly to instruct magistrates on how to identify, interrogate and convict witches. Sunbury Press presents this second volume of some of horror author, Thomas M. Malafarina's early works and in homage to the Malleus Maleficarum have entitled it Malafarina Maleficarum. It contains Thomas's novel Eye Contact as well as stories from his second short story collection Gallery of Horror. In the tra...
Malaformed Realities
From the twisted mind of horror master Thomas M. Malafarina comes the third short story collection in his "Malaformed Realities" series, appropriately entitled "Malaformed Realities Volume 3." With twenty-three terrifying tales of horror such as "Cypress Knees," "Dead And Rotten But Not Forgotten," "The Coal Miner's Ghost," "Chuckle Land," and many more, Thomas takes you into the deepest and darkest recesses of his bizarre imagination. Stories included in this volume: The Age of Man Old Bones The Devil is in The Details Chuckle Land Lost Girls Don't Poop A Place of His Own - Apartment 313 Overpass Dilation Dead and Rotten but Not Forgotten Aly's Cat Il Debito Da Pagare Dolly Jake Frost Cypress Knees Extra Careful Spider Mine Eternity Engine Gronk the Gruesome Jonbie the Clown Maniacal Grynn The Coal Miner's Ghost Old Mrs. Murphy
The Ridge of Change
It's 2054. Ten years since the Zombie virus of 2043 struck. Although all are infected, humanity has learned to deal with the dead and reduced their numbers to being no more than a nuisance. But like mankind, viruses need to do what they must to survive. Change and mutation is the survival mechanism of viruses. Author Thomas M Malafarina continues his Dead Kill series with Dead Kill Book 2: The Ridge Of Change.
Burner
Charles Wilson has left home in rural Pennsylvania for the most important sales call of his career when he realizes on the way to the airport that he has forgotten his cell phone; his lifeline to the business world with over a thousand contacts stored in its memory banks, Wilson's cell phone has radically transformed him as a businessman and has changed the way that he conducts business since before such a device had entered his rather simple life and now he can't live without it. In fact, "nowadays if he was without his cell phone for even as little as an hour, Wilson felt completely cut off from the rest of the world, a world that provided him with a substantial income." Charles decides th...
Link-Tuit
In this step-by-step, illustrated manual, Advanced Computer Numerical Control Manufacturing Engineer Thomas M. Malafarina explains how you can utilize Microsoft Word's hyperlinking to organize and link all of your documents in a simple and logical fashion. Malafarina's system, refined over twenty years, has helped him easily organize and access thousands of professional and personal documents across hundreds of subdirectories at a moment's notice, and it can do the same for you. Whether you're an engineer, an accountant, a lawyer, a doctor, an automotive repair man, a writer, or any profession that requires you to have quick access to documentation, Link-Tuit is an easy system to organize your life.
Broken
Everything eventually gets broken, whether it’s Greek sculptures or spaceships, someone somewhere does something and it gets broken. All the cursing and skilful patching in the world can never put it back together again. When this comes to people… Broken things, broken minds, broken bodies: these talented authors came up with an amazing array of stories on this theme. If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it. Read this anthology instead!
