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About Rose Blackthorn
Rose Blackthorn writes speculative fiction from the high mountain desert of eastern Utah.
Her short stories have appeared in such places as Stupefying Stories, Necon E-books, Interstellar Fiction, BuzzyMag, Siren’s Call and Massacre Magazine. She has also appeared in many anthologies including The Ghost IS the Machine and Fear the Abyss by Post Mortem Press, Eulogies II: Tales from the Cellar by HorrorWorld, Equilibrium Overturned and Dread by Grey Matter Press, Wrapped in Black by Sekhmet Press, and Twice Upon a Time by The Bearded Scribe Press.
Her poetry has appeared in Jamais Vu, 3 volumes of the HWA Horror Poetry Showcase, Widowmakers, and Chiral Mad 3. She has also released a poetry collection Thorns, Hearts and Thistles through Eldritch Press. More information can be found at:
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Blog postAll good things must come to an end, or in the case of these two books, reach the end of contract life and go out of print. Ergo, from right now until midnight on Sunday, January 5th, we are giving away the Kindle editions of two of our more interesting and eccentric experiments, THEIAN JOURNAL and PUTREFYING STORIES, free for the cost of a click.
THEIAN JOURNAL features:
• THE FISSURE OF ROLANDO, by Judith Field
• ADROIT, by David Williams
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Blog postThe 48th issue of The Sirens Call eZine has been released! This includes my poem FOREVER MINE, drabble LEAVES, and flash fiction A CHILD NAMED SORROW.
Check it out at:
http://SirensCallPublications.com
You can download it for free from the main page!
Contributors include: Featured artist, Kent Burles; featured author, Anthony Avina; authors and poets: Edward Ahern, Ysadora Alexander, Rebecca Anderson, Rose Blackthorn, Ryan Benson, F.J. Bergmann, N. M. Brown, Lesley-A2 years ago Read more -
Blog postWhen is the best time to communicate with those who are gone? On the day of the year when the veil is thinnest between the living and the dead. Take a look and don’t be afraid to venture Where the Wind Blows...
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Blog postYou never know what’s waiting for you… In The Dark.
Now available at Tales to Terrify, the audio version of this story that originally appeared in Sirens Call Publication’s anthology FEAR: Of The Dark.
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Blog postJeff Clement narrates and produces “Waterless” by Rose Blackthorn, Author in S13E06 of @NosleepPodcast! Joining him are the incredible talents of Mike DelGaudio, Peter Lewis, & Jessica McEvoy with a great synth score by Brandon Boone.
NoSleep Podcast
Season 13 plays tricks with episode 06. We have tales about those things fun and frivolous and frightening.
Mind the gap.
http://www.thenosleeppodcast.com/episodes/S13/13×06
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Blog postDavid Spell at The Scary Reviews just posted this wonderful review – Check out the review, and I hope you’ll check out my collection Beautiful, Broken Things as well!
The Scary Reviews
Genre: Horror
Length: 262 Pages
Publisher: Crossroad Press
Release date: May 23, 2018
Synopsis: Travel to the shores of an alien sea where the search for pearls may cost more than expected. Experience the early days of Viking exploration to the New World, and learn why t3 years ago Read more -
Blog postI’m very excited to announce that my story 20/20 Hindsight has been chosen as an Honorable Mention for the IMPACT anthology!
The entire list of HMs and the full announcement post from Queer Sci Fi can be found here.
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Blog postSource: Impact is Coming!
Excited to announce that my flash fiction story 20/20 Hindsight has been chosen to appear in this upcoming anthology! Impact will include 110 stories of 300 words or less.
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Blog postTravel to the shores of an alien sea where the search for pearls may cost more than expected. Experience the early days of Viking exploration to the New World, and learn why they didn’t stay. Meet those things that hide in the darkness of attic rooms, the shadows beyond the fenced-in yard, the narrow confines … Continue reading Beautiful, Broken Things ~ a collection of short stories by Rose Blackthorn
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Blog postSeven years ago today I quit smoking. I really don’t miss it, which is kind of surprising, because I loved smoking.
I had my first cigarette when I was six or seven years old. I was at a friend’s house, her older sister had swiped a pack from their parents, and she gave me one. I didn’t know how it worked–I tried to suck on the filter like a lollipop. Not too long after that, I bought my first pack from a cigarette machine in the lobby of the restaurant my family had gone to. No one s4 years ago Read more
Titles By Rose Blackthorn
Be they straight-up monsters or nightmares behind a human mask, they track us and they kill us.
Sometimes, they play with their food, where death would be a kindness. But there is hope.
There are those who search out the monsters, those who hunt the hunters.
These are their stories.
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Featuring 13 stories of military horror by some of the best known and emerging writers in the genre.
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"By now I've read the entire SNAFU series and I can wholeheartedly recommend 'em -- every one of them delivers the goods."
—Tim Miller, Director of Deadpool
“Broken things can be useful, even beautiful…” But they can also be dangerous.
Cellars of place. Cellars of time. Cellars of circumstance. They can all hold dark, horrifying, and unseemly secrets.
From the Introduction by Elizabeth Massie
noun
1. A thing with the potential to kill men.
2. A dead branch caught precariously high in a tree which may fall on a person below.
3. A dark fiction anthology of prodigious size; large enough to use as a doorstop... or crush a man's skull.
A few months ago one of our own, James Newman, was severely injured in a freak accident. He's known universally in the horror fiction community as a truly great guy, and, when the news broke of the incident there was no shortage of people who wanted to help. Inside the pages of this collection, you will find tales that are lighthearted mixed in with stories that will fuel your nightmares, each one with the potential to be a WIDOWMAKER.
The following 47 fellow authors and poets have contributed their words to this benefit anthology and 100% of the proceeds will go to help the Newman family. Enjoy this massive collection and thank you for your aid.
Blake Burkhead
Bracken MacLeod
Brandon Ford
Brett Williams
Brian Hodge
Brian Keene
Charles R Rutledge
Donn Gash
Ed Kurtz
Elizabeth Massie
Evans Light
Gary A. Braunbeck
Gary Fry
Glen Krisch
J.F. Gonzalez
Jack Bantry
James A. Moore
Jeff Strand
Jenny Orosel
Joe Miles
John Palisano
Kit Power
Mark Allan Gunnells
Mary Genevieve Fortier
Maurice Broaddus
Mercedes Murdock Yardley
Michelle Garza & Melissa Lason
Mir Plemmons
Norman Prentiss
Patrick Lacey
Paul Anderson
Pete Kahle
Peter Giglio
Ray Garton
Robert Essig
Ronald Kelly
Rose Blackthorn
Shane McKenzie
Shawna L. Bernard
Sheri White
TG Arsenault
Tim Marquitz
Tim Waggoner
Todd Keisling
Tom Martin
Tracy L. Carbone
Usman Tanveer Malik
The fearsome sorcerer and pirate Darragh Wrathe has long terrorized the oceans of western Immoren in the name of Toruk the Dragonfather, but the great dragon’s blessings are a double-edged sword, and the blighted energies Wrathe calls forth to destroy his enemies are slowly consuming him. Now with death an ever-present shadow at his side, Darragh Wrathe makes a pilgrimage to the black isle of Skell at the heart of the Nightmare Empire. There he will present himself to the enigmatic necrotechs of Cryx and seek to replace his failing body with the dark science of necromechanika. But immortality comes with a steep price, and Darragh Wrath must barter more than his flesh to prove himself a worthy vessel of Toruk’s power.
The Best by Women in Horror
Thirty-two waking nightmares; keep the lights on!
Suzie Lockhart and Digital Horror Fiction are thrilled to present 32 chilling tales of terror from some of the best authors in horror. Killing It Softly includes stories from New York Times best selling authors Nancy Holder and Elaine Cunningham, together with more shocking short nightmares from the finest award winning female writers in the genre.
Your heart won’t stop pounding as you dig into the pages of this book; from the moment you immerse yourself in the first tale, about a women waking to find herself inside a coffin, buried alive, until the last, a coming of age story about a sixteen-year-old’s journey of self-discovery amidst all hell breaking loose. You’ll find your proof that women can, indeed, do a wicked dance between science fiction and horror as they penetrate your darkest thoughts, to bring forth stories promising to leave you with a lingering anxiety you can’t seem to shake. Any romantic notions of vampires will be crushed, and dark and twisted plots will confirm definitively that females can even write about zombies. We dare you to read stories that will leave you deeply disturbed, and some that will slice into your very soul. It wouldn’t be horror if there wasn’t an ode to Edgar Allen Poe...we have two masterfully written tales. There are stories off the odd and unusual, stories that take a perilous dive into worlds of disturbing shadows, and there’s even an exorcism”"in a tale that daringly addresses the heartbreaking disease that is alcoholism.
Enter at your own risk...
Featuring: Rebecca Snow, H.R. Boldwood, Christine Lucas, Gerri Leen, Tracie McBride, Rie Sheridan Rose, Aliya Whiteley, Marion Pitman, Jenner Michaud, Suzanne Reynolds-Alpert, Carole Gill, Tina Rath, Airika Sneve, Carson Buckingham, Chantal Boudreau, Eleanor R. Wood, Nidhi Singh, Rebecca J. Allred, Rebecca Fraser, Jo-Anne Russell, K. S. Dearsley, Amanda Northrup Mays, M.J. Sydney, Rose Blackthorn, Annie Neugebauer, Elaine Cunningham, Sandra Kasturi, Jess Landry, Sarah Hans, Lillian Csernica, Tory Hoke, and Nancy Holder
5/5 STARS "There are 32 amazing stories in this collection and it certainly does not disappoint!" - Veronica Vasquez
5/5 "Great read." - Linda Gordon
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The answers to those questions are the ones we sought when we put together this collection of nine stories. Inside these pages you’ll find fear that engages, fear that provokes, fear that drives you to the brink of… Well, everyone has a different precipice when it comes to fear, but the stories selected for FEAR: Of the Dark certainly held our attention.
If you truly enjoy a well written story that engages the senses and prompts anxiety and paranoia, FEAR: Of the Dark may be the perfect collection of short stories for you. And in case you were wondering, it is waiting for you, out there - somewhere; you just don’t know it yet.
Contributing Authors:
Rose Blackthorn, Juan J. Gutiérrez, Jovan Jones, Lars Kramhøft, Lisamarie Lamb, Jon Olson, Zachary O’Shea, Jon Steinhagen, and Alex Woolf
In the meantime, why don’t you begin reading? I promise that death will be waiting for you when the last page is turned…
-Mr Empty
DREAD: A Head Full of Bad Dreams is a terrifying volume of the darkest hallucinatory revelations from the minds of the most accomplished award-
winning authors of our time.
Travel dark passageways and experience the alarming visions of twenty masters from the horror, fantasy, science fiction, thriller, transgressive and speculative fiction genres as they bare their souls and fill your head with a lifetime of bad dreams.
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