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<\/a> Monster in My Closet<\/em><\/strong>\u00a0(A Monster Haven Story #1)\u00a0<\/strong>— by R.L. Naquin<\/p>\nAn empathic wedding planner with a knack for helping people with their problems finds her house overrun with monsters, mythical creatures, and urban legends in need of assistance. At the same time, a hungry incubus is following her around town, devouring every woman she touches\u2014including her bridal clients.<\/p>\n
Amazon (Kindle)<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Barnes & Noble (NOOK)<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Audible (audiobook)<\/a> Jackson Savage adjusted pretty easily to life in college until his dying father injected him with experimental DNA. Now suspected of terrible crimes, he must adapt quickly to find his father\u2019s murderer. Pursued by a mad scientist\u2019s monsters, Jackson discovers survival skills no other human has.<\/p>\n Amazon (paperback)<\/a>\u00a0| Amazon (Kindle)<\/a> | Barnes & Noble (NOOK)<\/a><\/p>\n Ezekiel Wolfe chased the rumors of a dark organization bent on world domination and it cost him his job as a covert agent. No longer affiliated with any government, he joins three disavowed agents also on the hunt. Alone they had no chance. Together they are mankind’s last hope against the otherworldly perils of this ancient evil.<\/p>\n Amazon (paperback)<\/a>\u00a0| Amazon (Kindle)<\/a> | Barnes & Noble (NOOK)<\/a><\/p>\n Writing for the super villain Professor T.ERROR, Kevin Wohler’s \u00a0“Ultimatums: Giving Up the Element of Surprise” appears in this anthology from a\u00a0conclave of The Super Evil. This collection is\u00a0destined to become the handbook of every evil genius on the globe.<\/p>\n Other insightful papers include the pressing subjects of\u00a0“Cognitive Perspective in the Pursuit of Evil,” “Principles of Biology and Genetics for Minion Breeding Programs,”\u00a0and\u00a0“The Importance of Date Night to the Married Super Villain.”<\/p>\n Amazon (paperback)<\/a>\u00a0| Amazon (Kindle)<\/a> | Barnes & Noble<\/a><\/p>\n “Who’s for Dinner?” by Sara Lundberg is included in this Trinity Gateways anthology of things that disturb, that haunt the mind, forming shadows filled with fear, terror, and sickening horror.<\/span><\/p>\n Amazon (Paperback)<\/a> | Amazon (Kindle)<\/a><\/p>\n Bete Noire Magazine<\/strong><\/em> Hungur Magazine<\/strong><\/em> Rose Red Review<\/strong><\/em> Dark Eclipse<\/strong><\/em> The Rusty Nail<\/strong><\/em> Epiphany Magazine<\/strong><\/em> Separate Worlds Magazine Danse Macabre Du Jour
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\n<\/a>Evolver: Apex Predator<\/em><\/strong> — by Jason Arnett<\/p>\n
\n<\/a>Agent of D.A.N.G.E.R.: Strange Polarity<\/em><\/strong> — by Jason Arnett<\/p>\n
\nAnthologies<\/h2>\n
<\/a>A Method to the Madness: A Guide to the Super Evil<\/strong><\/em> — edited by\u00a0Jeffrey A. Hite and Michell Plested<\/p>\n
\n<\/a>Shadows of the Mind<\/em><\/strong> — edited by\u00a0Doris Ross, Tricia Sparks, & LJ Gastineau<\/p>\nMagazines<\/h2>\n
\n“Flute of the Dead<\/a>,” a short story by Jack Campbell, Jr., appears in the thirteenth issue of this dark fiction magazine. (December 2013)<\/p>\n
\n“<\/a>Bloodline<\/a>“<\/a>\u00a0a short story by\u00a0Jack Campbell, Jr., appears in the sixteenth issue of this magazine from White Cat Publications. (June 2013).<\/p>\n
\n“Why the Willow Weeps<\/a>,” a short story that Sara E. Lundberg wrote to honor her mother’s life and fight with cancer, appears in the spring issue of this online literary magazine. (Issue No. 4, Spring 2013)<\/p>\n
\n“<\/a>Hatched<\/a>,”<\/a> a short story by\u00a0Jack Campbell, Jr., appears in issue 21 of this digital horror magazine from Dark Moon Books, available on Kindle. (April 2013)<\/p>\n
\n“<\/a>Victor’s Indifference<\/a>,”<\/a> a short story by\u00a0Jack Campbell, Jr., appears in this daily fiction blog. (February 2013)<\/p>\n
\n“Waking,”<\/a> an early story by Jack Campbell, Jr. appears in issue 18 of the online literary magazine. (February 2013)<\/p>\n
\n<\/em><\/strong>“Collectors,” a short story by\u00a0Jack Campbell, Jr., appears in the latest issue. (January\/February 2013) \u00a0— Buy the current issue or a subscription at\u00a0Speculative Fiction Stories<\/a><\/p>\n
\n<\/em><\/strong><\/strong><\/em>“What the Fires Consumed,”<\/a> a poem by\u00a0Jack Campbell, Jr., appears in\u00a0this\u00a0daily horror blog.(November 2012)<\/p>\n