JOHN DIES AT THE END by David Wong

Solving the following riddle will reveal the awful secret behind the universe, assuming you do not go utterly mad in the attempt. If you already happen to know the awful secret behind the universe, feel free to skip ahead. -prologue

ZOMBIE: A Novel by J.R. Angelella

The earliest memory I have of Dad is: disappearing.
The details don’t matter much now. It’s more of a grainy, amateur film reel in my mind-the kind taken of some possible monster running through the darkness or a dinosaur descending down into choppy, black water. But still it’s mine.– prologue

THE ORANGE EATS CREEPS by Grace Krilanovich

The sun is setting. The hobo vampires are waking up, their quest for crank and blood is just beginning. Over the course of the frigid night they will roam the area surrounding the train stop looking for warm bodies to suck, for cough syrup to fuel a night of debauched sexual encounters with fellow vampires and mortals alike. -from page one

My flash fiction piece, “The Baddest Man in Three Counties” is now available in the fall issue of Fiction Southeast.

This Saturday I’m stoked to welcome Don Peteroy’s novella Wally into the world. Don will be reading along with myself, Joseph Bates, Nicola Mason, and Ryan Rivas at Baba Budan’s in Clifton. There will also be live music, so if you can make it down you should. It’s going to be an awesome night of fiction and music.