Greg Chapman


Biography

Greg Chapman is an emerging dark fiction author from Australia.

After joining the Australian Horror Writers Association in 2009, he was accepted into its mentor program under the tutelage of author Brett McBean.

He's had short stories published in The Absent Willow Review, Trembles Magazine, Dark Moon Books' Frightmares Flash Fiction Anthology, Morpheus Tales 2011 Christmas Horror Special and Eclecticism E-zine.

US publisher Damnation Books released his first two novellas "Torment" and "The Noctuary" in 2011. His third novella, "Vaudeville" will be published by Australian publisher Dark Prints Press in mid July 2012.

He is also a horror artist. His first graphic novel "Witch-Hunts: A Graphic History of the Burning Times" (written by Rocky Wood and Lisa Morton) to be published by McFarland in early 2012. His work can be viewed at www.wix.com/darkscribe/gregchapman_dark-artisan

Where to find Greg Chapman online


Where to buy in print


Books

Invocation - A Prelude to The Noctuary    by Greg Chapman
Price: $0.99 USD. 2410 words. Published on November 20, 2011. Fiction.

A prelude to The Noctuary, the horror novella by Greg Chapman, to be published by Damnation Books on December 1, 2011
Midnight Theatre: Tales of Terror    by Greg Chapman
Price: Free! 9850 words. Published on February 10, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
What chills your blood? Vampires? Zombies? How about a tour of Hell? Do you dare to step inside the mind of a madman? This is a taste of some of the tales of terror by dark fiction author Greg Chapman.

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Smashwords book reviews by Greg Chapman

  • Let Darkness Take Hold on July 14, 2011
    star star star star
    Cameron Trost's Let the Darkness Take Hold is a well-told revenge tale about a desperate man looking for closure - the truth of a past tragedy. Michael, a landscape gardner gets the opportunity of a lifetime when the new owner of old Sinclair house asks him to redevelop the garden. Michael has always suspected the Sinclair house harboured a secret about his son's death and he jumps at the chance to dig around. Without giving too much away the tale follows the typical forumla of the revenge tale, but Trost adopts a number of horror tropes to deliver a pleasing climax when Michael gets to exact his revenge in style at a costume party. Hopefully we'll see some more writing from Trost soon.