Category: Goat Leader
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The Invisible Woman – by James P. Blaylock
The bright spring weather in Old Orange is deceptive, with dark undercurrents shifting beneath the surface of the busy lives of Jane and Jerry Larkin. Jerry is restoring an old boarding house, exposing its dark history, and Jane’s busy Co-op is victimized by malicious mischief that grows more mailicious by the day. Their troubles roil…
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Dark Addendums – by Richard Daniels
Five tales from the world of the Occultaria of Albion.The Occultaria of Albion explores encounters of the the paranormal, the supernatural and the strange. Seance On A TrainFour individuals: a clairvoyant, a grieving husband, a journalist and a paranormal investigator, come together for the purpose of a seance. The trainline they are on is known…
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You – by Caroline Kepnes
When aspiring writer Guinevere Beck strides into the bookstore where Joe works, he is instantly smitten. But there’s more to Joe than Beck realises and much more to Beck than her perfect facade. And the obsessive relationship quickly spirals into a whirlwind of deadly consequences… A chilling account of unrelenting, terrifying deceit, Caroline Kepnes’ You is a…
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5 Authors Whose Books Belong in Your Eyes
Dark bleatings, my wonderful tribe! I’m bleating on about some authors today that are worthy of your attention. Feast your eyes on some jazzy book covers and some names that might be new to you. Without further ado! Judith Sonnet Why you should read Judith: Because she’s awesome, and writes in multiple sub genres. If…
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Stephen Kozeniewski: Author/Editor Interview
Dark bleatings, my lovelies! Today, we have the Co Main Man himself, my fellow Strange New Moons pack leader, Stephen Kozeniewski. Not only does he have a (very disturbing) story in the book, but he co-edited the thing and brought it to life. But don’t let his creativity fool you into thinking that he won’t…
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Grey – by Ian Rogers
The Guf stands empty. The last human soul in all of existence has been stolen by the Devil and his children, the Seven Deadly Sins, and humanity’s end is in sight. With no other choice, God enlists Heaven’s hatchet man— an entity called Grey that is neither angel nor demon—to retrieve the soul and save…
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Wake Up and Open Your Eyes – by Clay McLeod Chapman
Noah Fairchild has been losing his formerly polite Southern parents to far-right cable news for years, so when his mother leaves him a voicemail warning him that the “Great Reckoning” is here, he assumes it’s related to one of the many conspiracy theories she believes in. But when his own phone calls go unanswered, Noah…
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Rebecca Rowland: Author Interview
Dark bleatings, my gorgeous tribe! I’m back to highlight another author from werewolf anthology Strange New Moons, who kindly agreed to an interview! Today we have Rebecca Rowland – an author that’s new to me, and an extremely welcome addition to my book shelves! Rebecca’s story, Expose the Fur Below, made me grin wickedly and…
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Tales Nocturnal – by Tim Foley
This collection of uncanny tales invites us into a world where a subtle frisson awaits, a world where the sense that something is chillingly wrong lurks just beneath the familiar rituals of everyday life. A classic muscle car hides a dark, secret history. The shade of a lonely bride broods in a hotel room, longing…
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Simon Clark: Author Interview
Dark bleatings, my awesome tribe! Simon Clark is the next author I’m featuring as part of my bid to get you all reading Strange New Moons, a werewolf anthology I poured my heart and metamorphic soul into, along with Stephen Kozeniewski. To kick things off, a note from Simon about his story, Red in Tooth…
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