A pregnant woman experiences her fetus’s bad dreams in NIGHTMARES and NIGHTMARES REVISITED. Cartilage creatures grow from bony craniums that hail from the sky when a farmer and his son plant them like seeds in their cursed south field in SKULLS. A patient hears and feels every terrifying moment of his open heart surgery in AWAKE IN A BAD DREAM. A therapist is haunted by the faces of pareidolia in THEY WATCH ME WHEN I SLEEP. Bodybuilders discover an unusual array of cuisine at MEATY’S DIETARY SUPPLEMENT STORE FOR HEALTH-CONSCIOUS CANNIBALS. True love lasts beyond ‘till death do us part’ in KISS ME. Night after night he dreams of the dead man who is coming to kill him, and with each nightmare the corpse is getting closer and closer in A REOCCURRING NOCTURNAL MENACE. Genetically altered creatures are luring humans to their desert lair in SMALL BITES, and a man wages war against his dead wife’s mangy cat in CAT & MOUSE. These ten terrifying tales are from J.D. Allen, author of THEY’RE COMING TO GET YOU, BARBARA! and PENTAGRAMS.
2025
227 pages
Alien skulls? Demonic skulls? When the bony orbs fall from the sky like hail in a winter storm onto the tilled ground of his cursed south field, Carl Cressel has no idea what they are, or what to do with them. When the farmer acts upon his compulsion to bury them like spectral seeds in that malignant dirt, an unholy crop of cartilage creatures soon sprouts, and a deadly harvest awaits the midnight hour. SKULLS is an all new tale of terror from J.D. Allen, author of THEY'RE COMING TO GET YOU, BARBARA!
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2024
56 pages
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