“…what might be dream in others, in Hughes, is material accessible to his waking mind. If Edgar Allan Poe were living, he could probably analyse it and tell us something about the Rhys Hughes who amazes us.” – Everett F. Bleiler
Plutonian Parodies – For more than twenty years Rhys Hughes has been producing carefully crafted parodies of his favourite authors, parodies written with love as well as a comic appreciation of the dark side. Now gathered together under one cover are the three parodies he regards as his finest. Three sly but deeply affectionate twists of the knife into the hearts of Poe, Lovecraft and Hemingway. He says they asked for it. Really they did. Honest!

Coven Cove – Dorsal Finn High School has a problem. Some of its most prestigious students are suffering terrible accidents. Is fate playing games or is something far more sinister and evil at work in the school halls and classrooms?
Richard Tyndall is a new name to many readers of dark fiction and one that is sure to become familiar in the future. His stories have the perfect blend of subtlety and atmosphere that conjure images of past masters of the genre. The Curious Obsession of Matthew Deacon is the first of a number of chapbooks to be released prior to the publication of his first collection Gallows Grave.
Brooke Vaughn is an exciting, new addition to the realm of dark fiction. Redemption is the first of a number of chapbooks to be released prior to publication of her debut novel – The Barn.
Barry J. House lives in Southern England with his wife, two children and three cats. In recent years his dark stories have been appearing in many publications on both sides of the Atlantic.
Unstrung – Puppets are harmless. Dancing on the end of their strings, obeying your every whim, only going where you want them to go. That’s all they are. But what if one wanted to be just a little bit more?
Neil Jackson is a partner at GWP and new name to the world of dark fiction. Almost addicted to Photoshop and the creation of book covers, he rests…by working. A certified workaholic.
Bob Freeman is an author, artist and paranormal adventurer from rural Indiana, where he lives with his wife, Kim and son, Connor.
Another tale of historical horror from a new master of the pulp tale.
A prolific writer, Guy has had over a thousand short stories and magazine articles published. He has written a series of children’s books under the pseudonym Jonathon Guy, two thrillers under the name Gavin Newman and a dozen non-fiction books on countryside matters. But, it is for his 70 or so horror books that he is best known.