Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Prologue: Doll's Eyes

A single candle burned bright against the swallowing darkness, illuminating an old sunken tomb that had been liberated by an old woman, swathed in black. She moved with ethereal grace as she pulled a stool up to a large stone coffin, wiping away the dust with a dirty rag, before laying out a partially built doll on the clammy stone surface.

Of Angelic Dreams

Christopher watched on with cold disdain as the serum was injected into the twelfth soldier, their name and rank taken down by a short man in a lab coat. The glass separating them allowed Christopher a chance to look over the nervous looking cadets, who had all been told this was to prevent an outbreak of Spanish Flu from spreading through the Nazi ranks. He gave a half smile as a shirtless shoulder smacked one of his comrades on the shoulder, pulling himself up to a top bunk where he laid himself out.

Monday, April 14, 2014

Haunting of the Bell House, Chapter One

Eve danced up and down like a maniac, screaming at the top of her lungs as she clutched the letter and envelope in her hand to her chest. With her clunky Doc Martens and black tights, topped off by a pleated skirt and corset, she made for one interesting sight by the time William and Bradley came up to see what the fuss was about.

Guillermo Del Toro: A True Horror Artist

Guillermo Del Toro is a rare crafter of horror and fantasy that has touched upon multiple forms of media, from cinema to novels, and just this year to television. Well known for his work on the fantasy film Pan’s Labyrinth, he was also instrumental in the Hellboy movie series, as well as the recent science fiction film Pacific Rim which grossed some $410 million in the box offices worldwide. Quoted as having said his latest film to be his most immodest work and that it was just him “being a big kid,” one can only wonder what his upcoming work will be like, when compared to his earlier career in horror.

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

The Exorcism of William Moresly, Prologue Part Two

“Euthanasia! What in the hell are you thinking Thomas, we don’t condone such behavior!” Hennessy had all but yelled through the phone.
“But nothing seems to help! We’ve tried several exorcisms, therapy, various rounds of medication… while the young man is himself they seem to help, but when it takes over they have no effect on it.”

Thursday, April 3, 2014

New Dark Eclipse Magazine

     A news month a news set of stories for all of you! Swing on by and get the kindle or nook version of your favorite horror magazine!

Dark Eclipse 33

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Demonic Visions Three Paperback

     Demonic Visions Three is now in paperback so for those of you sans kindle you can still drop a few bucks for some good reads. The proof is in the pudding, as it were, that these books are enjoyed by many as we are, at this time, #53 in the Kindle store for anthologies. May not sound like much, but we are this close to being in the top 50. Would be cool if we broke that!

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Run, Part One

Kris ran, baby held tight to her chest, looking over her shoulder every few seconds to see if it was still following her. A long howl into the night air, followed by an echoing cry of wolves in the distance, made her double her pace as she ran through the underbrush, her dress tearing as briars and thorns tore at her exposed legs. Boots going up to mid-calf protected her from the worst that Worley Wood had to offer, but the close knotty oaks growing almost over each other made for a difficult path to forge.

Friday, March 14, 2014

Demonic Visions Three!


     The third installment of Demonic Visions with a brand new terror-tale from yours truly, never before read except for a few editors. A nasty short story about new life, and death. Of science, and of failed experiments... a story I like to call Subject Eighty-One. Go on over and have a read, there are plenty of other stories to make it worth your while!

Monday, March 10, 2014

New Dark Eclipse is Out!

DE 32 Cover

     That cover is freaky as hell, hats off to our artist. This month I explore the horror career of Guillermo Del Toro. Everyone remembers him for one movie or another, but we're about to have a TV show based on his best selling book!
     Bet that made some people do a double take. Anyway, here is the link to purchase your very own copy!