4-24-12: Available now for your viewing is the trailer for the new release of I'll Never Go Away, a book which includes, among many others, the short story “Liquefier.” This book isn't going away quietly...have you ordered your copy yet?
4-8-12: A happy Easter to all. For the Kindle-heads out there, an anthology called I'll Never Go Away is available as of today for the Kindle. You can find it here.
From Rainstorm Press: NOWHERE IS SAFE! Eyes watch you from all directions. They want you, they lust for you, they crave you, they…need you. Rainstorm Press presents I’ll Never Go Away, tales of stalkers and those they pursue. Stalkers come in all forms from traditional voyeurs, to demons and spirits stalking humanity, to the voices in our head that make us believe something is there when there’s nothing. I’ll Never Go Away is the perfect read for those of us who believe real horror comes from humanity itself.
Stories include "Watching her Through Stone, Cold Eyes" by MK Barrett, "A Step in the Shadows" by Wayan C. Rogers, "Night Run" by Allen Jacoby, "His Type of Girl" by Kate Spofford, "Liquefier" by Tommy B. Smith, and many more.
4-3-12: Filled with reviews, interviews, and features, the newest Morpheus Tales Reviews Supplement also presents a preview of 13: Tales of Dark Fiction, which featured "The Tax Collector" among other stories, and included are some reviews of the book.
For the first time collected together in one volume, the best weird fiction from Morpheus Tales, the UK's most controversial weird fiction magazine! Only the very best weird fiction has been hand-picked from the Morpheus Tales archives to create this first collected volume of the magazine Christopher Fowler calls "edgy and dark". Featuring fiction by Lyn Cannaday, Robert T. Canipe, Steven Lee Climer, Nickolas Cook, Garon Cockrell, Nick Day, Vic Fortezza, Ken Goldman, Gary Hewitt, Todd Austin Hunt, Michael Laimo, Kevin Lucia, Adrian Ludens, Christian McPhate, Mari Mitchell, Theresa C. Newbill, Aaron A. Polson, Jonathan J. Schlosser, Tommy B. Smith, Alan Spencer, Wayne Summers, Randy Young, Mark Zirbel, Lee Clark Zumpe. Established horror best-sellers rub shoulders with rising stars and newcomers in this diverse collection of short weird fiction.
Morpheus Tales: The Best Weird Fiction Volume 1 is available now, and you can find it here!
1-21-12: Discount city: get 25% off all Morpheus Tales books and magazines here. This includes 13: Tales of Dark Fiction and collector's editions. Use coupon code “LULUBOOKUK305” and you'll be set. The coupon expires January 31, 2012.
1-12-12: The initial review of the upcoming anthology Wash the Spider Out is online. This book, published by Blueberry Lane Books, will feature new works from a variety of authors, including some Tommy B. Smith character.
On another note — looking for some new reading material? For the rest of this month, all titles are 30% off from Rainstorm Press. Only enter the code “30offrainstorm” at the checkout to take full advantage of this limited-time offer.
12-7-11: Now at Microhorror, it is someone's turn to take a walk down "The Long Hall."
12-6-11:The unearthly Ella Tempesta dances around and around the saloon tree. Mack Brumbleby and his friend Miguel watch, transfixed, little knowing what is about to befall their small town.
The Tax Collector is coming to town. For one unfortunate individual, today is Collection Day. For anyone who gets in the way...well, you can only read about it to find out for yourself.
See it all in “The Tax Collector” by Tommy B. Smith, one of many stories featured in 13: Tales of Dark Fiction, available now! You can order your copies here (print) and here (e-book).
This new anthology, brought to you from Morpheus Tales magazine, features all-original stories by Eric S. Brown, Joseph D’Lacey, Gary Fry, Andrew Hook, Shaun Jeffrey, Matt Leyshon, Gary McMahon, Andy Remic, Stanley Riiks, Tommy B. Smith, Alan Spencer, Fred Venturini, and William R.D. Wood.
The first review for this anthology is already online. You can read it here.
10-31-11: Happy Hallow’s Eve, boys and girls. It’s time to run amok in a sugarcharged frenzy and raise a fright of clamor and commotion.
Just in time, the Orchard Girls are here, and they are waiting for you over at Darker, the online magazine of dark speculative fiction, for its brand-new issue!
9-18-11:The newest issue of Night to Dawn is available, and features "Sea of a Thousand Voices," a savage and mystical tale set in the ancient Middle Eastern land of Tahemnu, among its array of dark material.
7-5-11: Would you like to read more about the Urban Horror issue from Morpheus Tales Magazine? Morpheus Tales' newest Reviews Supplement features an article on the subject, as well as an abundance of non-fiction material that includes interviews and book and movie reviews, all available free online at this location.
The Urban Horror Special Issue was released on June 1, and is available here. The new Reviews Supplement is out to accompany Morpheus Tales #13, just released on July 1, and can be ordered at http://www.morpheustales.com.
6-1-11: It launches today, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, your special guide to a viciously twisted metropolis: the Urban Horror Special Issue from Morpheus Tales Magazine! Find your copies here.
Table of Contents:
Under the City Lights: An Introduction by Tommy B. Smith Harm’s Way by Spencer Wendleton The Threefold Man by David Turnbull Hole In The Ground by Laurence Klavan Shoot Out by Stanley Riiks Preacher Man by Iain Paton These Fears by Richard Farren Barber The Twain by Jeffrey B. Burton Noisy Neighbours by Trost The Coming by Toni Nicolino X x by Tom Johnstone Unseen by Charles D. Romans Cold Rain by Mike Chinn The Mysteries Of Long Division by Tim Emswiler
Artwork By Lubi, Wojciech Dziadosz, Ewa Zydowicz, Steve Upham, Shaysapir, Justin Coons, C.E. Zacherl, M. Sabas, Lacy Jae Slaunwhite, Dave Migman, and Matthew Freyer.
The Morpheus Tales Urban Horror Special Issue is available in three great formats: the Compact A5 Collector's Edition, the Large Format A4 Collector's Edition, and a downloadable e-book version.
