From Chilling Entertainment – the creators of the popular website and YouTube channel Chilling Tales for Dark Nights – comes Don’t Look Away, a chilling compendium of 35 hair-raising, handpicked tales of terror from the mind of author William Dalphin and illustrated by Emily Holt. Each of the dozens of stories in Dalphin’s frightening debut collection is bound to tingle your spine and leave you looking over your shoulder. If you enjoy a good shudder, Dalphin’s terrifying tome will satisfy your craving for the macabre. But be prepared… Lock your doors, check your windows, and whatever you do… Don’t look away.

Includes author story notes and bonus content, The Mosh Pit, a humongous list of reader-recommended hardcore and extreme books. Comet Press is extremely proud to present its second annual anthology featuring this year's hardcore corps of authors with the best extreme horror fiction of 2016 that breaks boundaries and trashes taboos. Selected from indie publishers and magazines such as Weirdpunk Books, Necro Publications, Splatterpunk Zine, Corner Bar Magazine, Carrion Blue and Raw Dog Screaming Press, these stories represent the state of the art of extreme horror fiction. Whether extreme in theme or with gore galore, these disturbing tales will be hard to forget even though you may wish you could. Yes, there will be blood. Lots of it. Gore galore and plenty of the gushy stuff. But you'll also find tales less graphic but with hardcore attitudes, transgressive stories you're not sure you should be reading, stories showing you things you shouldn't see. Visceral fiction. This year's best hardcore fiction features work by Michael A. Arnzen, Jasper Bark, Christa Carmen, Marvin Brown, Adam Cesare, Matthew Chabin, Jose Cruz, Andrew Darlington, Paolo Di Orazio, Stefanie Elrick, William Grabowski, Sarah L. Johnson, Eric LaRocca, Alessandro Manzetti, Tim Miller, Alexandra Renwick, Bryan Smith, Jeremy Thompson, Tim Waggoner, Wrath James White, and Stephanie M. Wytovich.

TRACES OF OBLIVION, William Grabowski's collected short fiction (including his novel THE UNTOLD) is populated with darkness, dread and monstrosity . . . and things blacker far than those, spawned in nightmares (and mundane daylight) provoked by the despair and alienation spreading through our fragmented world like thorny vines pulsing with toxins. The short stories, and novel, herein range from 1985 to 2014—literary footprints journeying from Back in the Day to the No-Longer- Twenty-Something years; through a dark stretch of nothingness, right up to Now. The path was never linear . . . occasionally discursive . . . littered with crushed cans and smashed bottles. And music, tracing oblivion through starless nights and sunless days.

From Slimebeast (Christopher Howard Wolf), creator of "I Hate You" and "TheNoid.Exe" (as well as many lesser Creepypastas such as Abandoned by Disney, Funnymouth, Lost Episodes, and Whimsywood), brings you 10 incredibly short original Crappypastas sure to leave you unfulfilled!

An expansion of the four-part short story from NoSleep that was featured on Rob Dyke's Youtube channel. Contains a foreword written by both Rob Dyke and Mr. Creepypasta. A single father seeks help after discovering that his infant son is the cause of bizarre, paranormal activity in his apartment.

Do you dare to look into the face of terror? If so, read on. These stories will draw you into the horrifying unknown, where the dead scratch their way into the world of the living.

A ghostly breath, a hollow voice, an icy touch. The darkest specters of human imagination crawl once more from their shadowed corners. Turn these pages with care. Within, nightmares await you.

If it doesn't kill you, someone infected with it will. Bleeders: A Rising Storm continues the saga of Brody Tate where The Red Death left off. Both he and his trusty companion Jeremiah have survived the Red Flu, yet they aren't the same people they were before the infection. Their sleep is plagued with nightmares, and their waking hours prone to violent outbursts of almost inhuman levels. After having their escape from New York City go south, the two men are on their own again, making their way back toward the food bank where they'd once found safe haven. On the way they stop to rescue a few survivors, who decide to join their party- even if not all of them trust two men with red eyes and bad tempers. Together they'll try once again to flee a city gone to Hell. But the dangers they find don't just come from the Bleeders. Between random firefights, the looming plans of the military, and increasing trouble from a new kind of cult, they'll have to ask themselves what's worse: the infected, or the survivors?

Sinister ghosts, vengeful dolls, hungry vampires. These and other dark horrors lurk within the pages of this chilling collection. So turn down the lights, find a safe corner, and surrender your imagination.

Can the world's biggest smart-ass survive the apocalypse? All the news channels can talk about is the Red Flu, a nasty strain that came out of nowhere to wreak havoc on the population. There's also something the government isn't telling the public about the Red Flu- both the secret of its true effects, and exactly how it spreads. Brody Tate doesn't care. He's a young smart-ass living in New York City, locked in a dead-end job. His only concern is telling his boss where he can shove it. Besides, the news only exists to scare people, right? But something is wrong. There's blood in his boss's office. A woman is dead on the floor. His boss is eating the cleaning lady. He kills the man in self-defense- not that the cops believe him- and gets carted away for murder. As if his day wasn't bad enough, his boss managed to bite him during the struggle. With the Red Flu tearing up his insides, Brody finds himself in a self-destructing New York, lost in the horrors of a crumbling city while fighting to stay alive. The question now is, if the Red Flu doesn't kill him, and someone with it doesn't, what will be left of him? What will he become?

Darkness invades on Tuesday, May 10th, at 1:11 in the afternoon . . . starless and profound. Black hail falls. The Internet—all communications and media—crashes. Is this a terrorist attack on Northeast America, or some bizarre natural phenomenon? Rich Stahl simply wants to get his work crew home. Martin Thacker, data analyst for SW-11 (an ultra-top secret agency watching for a very specific event) desperately wants to know why his own boss has abducted him. Mechanic Larry McKeen, pursued by UFO-like objects (or military drones?), fights for meaning and sanity. When ghostly voices start whispering from dead machines, no one knows who to believe: armed FEMA operatives in mobile clinics, local police, or perhaps the cold, strangely personal voices. The point of no return is here. Survival means confronting a new form of intelligence both familiar and frightening . . . and entering terror. Struggling toward infinity point.

This fast-paced horror-comedy is perfect for the young Zombie/Horror enthusiast (ages 12-18 plus) Available in print and audio. Listen to the first three chapters for FREE on YouTube. Also included: Dr. Max Romero’s Creepy but Cool Bee Facts, a collection of the strangest truths about one of the most important insects on Earth, including information on real life Zombees! It’s Founders Day in Honeywell Springs, a day residents dress up in black-and-yellow costumes to celebrate the insect that gave the town its prosperity, the Honey Bee. But when a mad scientist releases a contagious swarm of mutant bees, it turns the townsfolk of Honeywell Springs into the walking dead, in bee costumes. It’s thirteen-year-old Shaun Ripley’s worst nightmare. Plagued with apiphobia, asthma, and panic attacks, Shaun must draw on his knowledge of his hero, James Bond, to stay alive. With his best friend, Toby, a fellow 007 enthusiast, and Sam, a bullying tomboy, Shaun must overcome his bee phobia and find a way to escape Honeywell Springs. Terrified, surrounded, and running out of time, the three must work together if they are to survive the Night of the ZomBEEs!