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Dark Moon
Digest Issue #2
CONTENTS:
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I Married a Zombie by Craig Garrett
...Sick, twisted, funny, awesome.
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The Sidehill Toggler by Steve Scott
...A well written tale that
delivers the scare.
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Barking by Tracie McBride
...A nice, new twist on an age-old
myth.
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Down Cellar by Jeremiah Dutch
...The story caught me
immediately, like an old friend and I were sitting to have a chat.
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Family Ties by Chris Doerner
...A great read. And family
certainly does come first. Doesn’t it?
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Miss Webster’s Little Arm by Frances A. Hogg
...A cross-genre piece -- part
children’s story, part horror, part fairytale.
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The Book of the Month Club by Graham Williams
...If a reader is looking for an
enjoyable romp to escape the everyday, this story delivers.
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The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin
...A classic horror tale.
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FLASH FICTION SHORT STORIES
...Quick, fun flash fiction tales
from George Morrow and Graham Williams.
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 TENANTS
by Kevin McClintock
Don't miss the first
installment
of this fast-moving, frightening
4-part
novelette from one
of horror's brightest new writers. |
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There's More to Vampires Than Dracula
A Short History of English Vampire
History
by Araminta Star Matthews
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Monster Mythbusting
Haitian Zombies
by Rhonda Parrish
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Chattering Bones
Dr. Strangelove (Or How I Learned
to Stop Worrying and Love the Suck)
by Manny Frishberg
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Scare Tactics
The Evolution of the Horror Film
and Viewer Desensitization
by David C. Hayes
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Under the Basement Stairs
Dripping with Bloody Gore and
Other Not-Scary Mistakes Writers Make
by Michael O'Neal
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The Unspoken
Written by Thomas Fahy
Reviewed by Ashley Denis
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Vile Things: Extreme Deviations of Horror
Anthology by Multiple Authors
Reviewed by Ashley Denis
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Heart-Shaped Box
Written by Joe Hill
Reviewed by Abner Goodwin
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Horror Prose and Poetry
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Contest Call for Entries
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You Might Be A Zombie... cartoon series
CHECK OUT AN
ONLINE CARTOON
and...
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 SLAUGHTERHOUSE
The first installment
of Dark Moon Digest's first
Graphic Serial.
Don't miss this unique
monster tale from highly touted U. K. comic illustrator
and writer Marc Olivent.
CHECK OUT A FEW PANELS from Issue
#2 |
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