Voices in the Darkness

Oh yeah. My little chiller-thriller, “Willow Bend,” has been accepted for Voices in the Darkness, a new anthology from Ulthar Press slated for release later this year. This new anthology will explore horror in all its many shades: quiet, chilling stories; loud, violent tales; stories about monsters, both human and not; quick jolts; lingering reflections of the macabre; classics and new voices all muttering, whispering, crying, and screaming in the darkness. Here is the complete table of contents (not necessarily in order):

• “The Junkyard” by Joe R. Lansdale
• “The Coming of the Storm” by Jeffrey Thomas
• “Bedside” by Christine Morgan
• “Broken” by Jeffery X Martin
• “The Pipe People” by Mark Allan Gunnells
• “Eat to Live” by Brian M. Sammons
• “The Rennard Inheritance” by Andi Newton
• “Dreams of Shattered Teeth” by Tim Waggoner
• “Jack: A Dirge” by David Dunwoody
• “She Never Swept” by Robert M. Price
• “Luna e Volk” by Mercedes M. Yardley
• “Something for the Weekend” by William Meikle
• “Willow Bend” by Stephen Mark Rainey
• “A Lack of Humanity” by Oscar Rios
• “Here in Status Symbol Land” by D.A. Madigan
• “Barking” by Pete Rawlik
• “Those Who Stay” by John Linwood Grant
• “The Beatification of Custer Poe” by Laird Barron
• “Let Me Call You Sweetheart” by Don Webb
• “Trista“ by Cody Goodfellow
• “Out of Days” by Nathan Carson
• “Those That Dwell Below” by Glynn Owen Barrass
• “Ogopogo” by Edward Morris
• “Down There” by Ramsey Campbell

Look forward to Voices in the Darkness with excitement and dread, if you would be so kind.