Souls travel in flocks, Santiago thought, leaning on the back wall in the hospital room, by a box of rubber gloves hanging from the wall. The aroma of rubber glove powder and salty cafeteria food churned his stomach. He slipped a mint from his pocket into his mouth.
It ain't nuclear weapons that ends the world. No zombies. True love kills humanity.
A few years ago, Blood Bound Books took a chance on me and published my horror hospital thriller, MERCY. Mercy is a catharsis about my experience fighting cancer turned into a metaphysical horror story. It's something I'm still processing and…
While compiling my by-no-means complete list of anthologies, I realized I had accrued many horror anthologies. Instead of overwhelming my readers, I decided to move a subsection of anthologies to a separate page. This page lists one of my favorite genres to write for: Zombies. And alas, no one does zombie anthologies anymore.
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Long before The Street Martyr, I was a new author looking to make a name for myself and to build a body of work. I wrote a lot of flash fiction, short stories with a quick kick and bite. Off the cuff, I wrote a flash piece about an extreme misfit called Louie who packed…