In Darkness We Play
by Triskaideka Books
Price: $2.99 USD. 13570 words.
Published on December 3, 2010. Fiction.
5 poets, 15 streams of darkness from each.
Five and Fifteen.
Five authors.
Seventy-five poems.
Enter the dark and disturbing mind of madness, terror, horror.
Dark thoughts.
Disturbing images.
Open the door and step into a world mostly hidden from normality: a world twisted, bent, stabbed, possessed, destroyed and dripping with blood.
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Location: Japan
Member Since: Dec. 20, 2009
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Our mission is to publish genre novels in the Horror/Science Fiction/Fantasy cross genre area that you will love. We intend to introduce you to new and established authors. There are hundreds of great books out there in the small press world waiting to be discovered. We intend to help you in this search by publishing in print and ebook formats the very best in horror, science fiction and dark fantasy. If you are lucky all three genres will be rolled into one.
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- The Spectrum Collection
on Jan. 15, 2011
The Spectrum Collection from Dark Continents Publishing Kobo ebook review Pages 104 (Kobo epub version) Spectrum is an interesting collection of stories and poetry from a new publisher entering the market. I know a couple of the writers in this collection but everyone else was new, and to tell the truth, there were several surprises in this nice -- yet short -- collection. All the stories are spec fiction in nature and all bar one really hooked me. We have a ghost story with a bit of a twist and very well thought out; a struggling writer facing rejection who is a vampire in a world where The Happening occurred causing zombies, mutants and a lack of blood. We have a twisted story about a goat, to say more would give it away. There are a couple of zombie stories one had more oomph than the other (and that's just my opinion). It's hard to get oomph in a zombie story these days, but these do it well. In this collection, though, there is one clear winner: Lemminaid by Carson Buckingham. The execution of this short story won me over, as well as the build up, the twist and the characters. All the stories here are awesome and well worth your hard earned dosh. You won't go wrong with this collection in your e-reader or on your shelf. If you like spec fic, if you like to smirk after each story and nod your head thinking 'neat', then check out these writers and their stories here-in. read more reviews: http://reviewer-sffh.blogspot.com/