Effective today, 11/26/2020, the submission window is now closed and will remain closed through to the end of the year. We will continue to read through manuscripts and send out emails regarding current submissions, but other than that, the office will be closed until the New Year.
Happy Holidays!
Starting tomorrow (11/27/2020) and running through Cyber Monday
Make sure to check out our Black Friday Deal. All of the Deathlehem anthologies will be priced at $2.99, normally $4.99. Other select titles will also be marked down.
Now Available
The newest collection of short fiction from Michael McCarty, Frankenstein’s Mistress: Tales of Love & Monsters, is now available on Amazon or from your favorite bookseller.
Jason Hill’s Horror Hill is featuring Kevin David Anderson’s “Night of the Spider” on their podcast. You can give it a listen here. You can also find it on YouTube. If you like what you hear, consider checking out Midnight Men: The Supernatural Adventures of Earl & Dale at Amazon or your favorite local bookseller for even more supernatural adventures of Earl and Dale, two truckers who fearlessly—and sometimes with a bit of humor—kick some supernatural evil ass.
In Michael McCarty’s new collection, Frankenstein’s Mistress: Tales of Love & Monsters, coming in October, Frankenstein is reborn in the title novella, which is a sequel to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. You’ll also find an assortment of short stories that showcase Mr. McCarty’s talent.
Some folks have commented that they would like our novellas, most of which are enrolled in Kindle Unlimited, in epub format. Epubs are now available directly from us at the same price — $2.99, through PayPal (paypal.me/GrinningSkullPress). Within 24 hours of payment receipt, you will be sent a link where you will be able to download the requested file. Links will remain active for 72 hours. If you miss the window, please let us know and we’ll resend the link.
Matt Starr’s Prepare to Meet Thy God is now available in print and Kindle formats.
Almost Heaven
That’s what the voice on the radio promised, and as Heath and his friends drove through the snow-capped mountains of West Virginia, they could almost believe it. Their destination? Blue Brier and the neighboring ski resort.
More Like Hell
The signs were there—becoming more evident as they drove deeper into the mountains of West Virginia—that something wasn’t right. And nowhere was it more obvious than in Blue Brier itself, with its warning of “Prepare to Meet Thy God” painted on the side of a shed. Nor did the group heed the subtle warning issued by the local sheriff.
Ask, So That Your Sins May be Forgiven
The Harrowing is upon them, and it’s too late to repent. Now they’re running scared, running as though the very hounds of Hell are nipping at their heels.
A new collection of short fiction from Neil Davies, author of The Demon Guardian and Vampire Worms, Emily in the Wall: Twelve Chilling Tales of Horror and Suspense, is available from your favorite bookseller.
It’s not only houses that are haunted. People can be haunted too. In fact, we’re all haunted. By the past. By the truth. By our own failures. By ghosts. From the warped mind of Neil Davies comes a collection of chilling tales that will follow you into sleep, twist your dreams into nightmares, and haunt your waking hours. Be prepared to meet…
A war hero haunted by a past he can’t remember… A widower caught in a nightmare caused by his wife’s desire for a child… A wheelchair-bound woman taunted by a handicapped girl living in the walls… A young girl drawn in to an evil plot after witnessing an old woman’s suicide… A man who returns home to confront the nightmares of his youth… A bullied teen who teaches her tormentors a lesson they won’t soon forget… and many more!
Jason Hill’s Horror Hill is featuring Kevin David Anderson’s “The Greatest Fear” on their podcast. You can give it a listen here. You can also find it on YouTube. If you like what you hear, consider checking out Midnight Men: The Supernatural Adventures of Earl & Dale at Amazon or your favorite local bookseller for even more supernatural adventures of Earl and Dale, two truckers who fearlessly—and sometimes with a bit of humor—kick some supernatural evil ass.
“Tragic story of a young man from a family of ghost hunters, involved with the spirit of a murdered girl…the ending will haunt you. Cheryl Low redefines horror with this lullaby of the dead.”
—AstraDaemon’s Lair
Everybody has secrets…
For years, Benedict Lyon has been living a lie. Not even his family knows the truth
he’s been keeping from the world. Only Emmeline knows his secret—and she’s dead.
…some are darker than others…
When the matriarch of the Lyon family passes away, Benedict is summoned home for the funeral. Emmeline urges Benedict not to go, certain that if he returns to that house,
neither one of them will escape.
…but are they worth dying for?
Their presence in the family home causes the spirit of Gloria Lyon to become restless,
and as the remaining members of the Lyon family attempt to put their mother to rest, long buried
secrets, some deadlier than others, are unearthed. Who will survive…
The Midnight Lullaby
