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The Syndicate: Phantom's Revenge By Joe Sharp Working for The Syndicate, a company that literally has its hands in every aspect of the world, has often put Phantom in treacherous positions. But his situation takes a much... See More
Literature & FictionIt has been five years since the house on Orchard Street went down into Legend A legend which now defines the city of Merrillville A legend whispered about by neighbors, afraid to come out of their homes. A legend gossiped... See More
The town of Willow Tree has a secret... The massive Weeping Willow towers over the landscape, its leafy tendrils an enormous canopy that shields the town and its residents from the outside world. It makes Willow Tree into... See More
His name was Kilmartin He jumped from a 23rd-floor apartment and walked away They didn't know who, or what he was. They didn't know where he came from. Some would die searching for him. Some called him a savior. Others... See More
Metaphysical
Electro-magnetic fields have permeated our world, bombarding us from orbiting satellites, wriggling into our brains with micro-waves and radioactive cellphones, unseen and unavoidable. Everyday generations are born bathed in... See More
Literature & Fiction
Tommy Gallo remembered when his brother came home from the war. He had lost his fingers defusing an IED outside of Fallujah. He saved the nuns and the children in that orphanage. The Army shipped him home, slapped a Purple... See More
Literature & Fiction
Nadia Rhamani could kill you with a word. She didn't know why her words were so powerful. No one else in her family could do what she did, but ever since she was a child she could send a person to hell with a flip of her... See More
Literature & Fiction
These are not children's stories whispered around the glowing night light; these are tales of the strange and frightening things that go bump in the night, and awaken grown men and women from a sound sleep, dripping with... See More
His name is Shepherd he is the shadow of Jasper County By day the shadow slept with the bones in his mausoleum. At night he floated among the headstones and monuments feeding on the scraps of life left by the people resting... See More
Literature & Fiction
Franklin Bouchard was the kind of malignant narcissist psycho-killer that grad students wrote their theses about. He loved his mother, because she loved him back. He murdered his girlfriend, because she didn't, and he kept... See More
Literature & Fiction
Almost 250 years ago, people lit their homes with candles made from the remains of the dead, but we don't need candles anymore, we have electric lights, and motorized window blinds and big screen TVs, today we only use... See More
Literature & Fiction
When Arthur Rohmer discovered the old stone well beneath his house, he had no idea how many people he would throw down it, or how many would come back different, with a new way of speaking and brand-new green eyes, but what... See More
Literature & Fiction
Sedona, Arizona Millions every year make the pilgrimage to its peaceful streets. It boasts vortexes of spiritual energy that are believed to imbue those who experience them with enlightenment and power. But the true... See More
Literature & Fiction
Blood Manor sat on the top of Lamentation Lane casting its shadow over the sleepy town of New Falls Church. To some it was a quaint little bed-and-breakfast masquerading as a haunted house attraction, to others it was where... See More
Literature & Fiction
Cheryl... Her brother "never met a drug he didn't like". But now he was gone, "stepped off the face of the earth!" What would you do? Paul... His drinking days were behind him... a good man to have in your corner. But... See More
Literature & Fiction
When Bellwether Hospital opened its doors in 1924, it was called the Bellwether Asylum for the criminally insane. Of course, we don't call people insane anymore, we use nicer terms like mental illness, or developmentally... See More
Action & Adventure
Matheson Mortuaries has a secret weapon: Lucy McFadden is a mortuary assistant, who has a bulge in her pocket, and if she uses it on your dearly departed, then they may never decompose in a grave in the cemetery. It starts... See More
She Laughed At My Letter... But When She Saw Me Just A Few Years Later... Hello Friend, Are you happy with your sex life? Wonder why some other guy effortlessly pulls the girl you've been fantasizing about? I... See More
Literature & FictionIn 1962, long before there was the internet, or Wi-Fi, or personal computers or smartphones, or earbuds, Angela Roderick dropped her first podcast, called The dead girl in the house on the hill , was it suicide like the... See More