HAUS: Anthology of Haunted House Stories Ft. “Rest for the Wicked”
The abandoned plantation and ancient mansion have remained empty for 120 years, until three delinquents decide to investigate the haunted property one night An author of ghost stories decides to visit the spookiest place in England, Dartmoor. He wants to write a terrifying story, but ends up embroiled in a horror story instead! To find… Continue Reading →
NOM NOM: A Black Hare Press Anthology Ft. “I Take” & “Ghost-Knocking”
Hallowe’en Horrors in tiny tales. Vampires, djinns, spirits, werewolves, trolls, banshees, elves, mummies, skeletons, carnivorous jack-o’-lanterns, evil-seeking clowns, Halloween purges, sexy-but-hungry succubi, genius loci scarecrows voraciously guarding their pumpkin patches, revenge of the Hallowe’en candies. But don’t worry, between 100-word gory bites you’ll have a moment to catch your breath before the next soul-eating creature… Continue Reading →
The Elpis Pages Ft. “What’s Left”
Bringing together poetry, short stories, flash fiction, creative nonfiction, essays, and more from self-identifying women worldwide, these pages explore the nuanced complexity of womanhood. Whether it be a howl or whisper, these women are using their voices however they can. Sometimes all we have is hope. Read more here.
No Small Things: The Beautiful Stuff Poetry Anthology 2019-2020 Ft. “Intermission”
Purchase from bookshop.org. From the in depth creative journey of The Beautiful Stuff Blog, comes the first contributor-led collection of poetry. Each poem a discussion of what it means to be human in the ways that we perceive our world, move through it, love, suffer, and learn. Each selection has been hand-picked by the veteran… Continue Reading →
TFF-X: Ten Years of The Future Fire Ft. “Thick on the Wet Cement”
“Thick on the Wet Cement” was originally published by The Future Fire in 2012, and was selected for its ten-year anthology in 2015. TFF-X can be purchased at bookshop.org. *** X for ten years, X for marking out a spot in the genre, X for the unknown variable that changes the status quo. This anthology… Continue Reading →
Rebecca Cuthbert 