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Cutting Block Press proudly presents the editing team of Mark C. Scioneaux, Robert Shane Wilson, and R.J. Cavender, bringing you an anthology representing a fine array of material that fully embodies the essence of horror, including works delving into multiple sub and crossover genres. Cooked up in this anthology is a selection of short stories from international bestselling authors as well as hot new talents.

This is a charitable anthology. All revenues, less direct costs for production, marketing and distribution (net profits of each purchase, estimated to be at least 10% to 15%) will be donated to amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research. For more information on amfAR, please visit: www.amfar.org




Contributors


A Message from the HWA President ~ Rocky Wood

The Journey of Horror For Good ~ Mark C. Scioneaux

Autumn as Metaphor ~ G.N. Braun

On a Dark October ~ Joe R. Lansdale

Mouth ~ Nate Southard

Blood for the American People ~ Lisa Morton

Reception ~ Ray Garton

The Long Hunt ~ Ian Harding

The Apocalypse Ain’t so Bad ~ Jeff Strand

The Gift ~ Monica O’Rourke

The Silent Ones ~ Taylor Grant

Sky of Brass, Land of Iron ~ Joe McKinney

Consanguinity ~ Lorne Dixon

Dead Letters ~ Ramsey Campbell

The Monster in the Drawer ~ Wrath James White

Baptism ~ Tracie McBride

Atlantis Purging ~ Boyd E. Harris

Returns ~ Jack Ketchum

The Other Patrick ~ Brad C. Hodson

A Question of Morality ~ Shaun Hutson

The Meat Man ~ Jonathan Templar

A Man in Shape Alone ~ Lee Thomas

Solution ~ Benjamin Kane Ethridge

To and Fro ~ Richard Salter

Please Don’t Hurt Me ~ F. Paul Wilson

The Depravity of Inanimate Things ~ John F.D. Taff

The Lift ~ G.R. Yeates

The Eyes Have It ~ Rena Mason

Road Flowers ~ Gary McMahon

The Widows Laveau ~ Steven W. Booth & Norman L. Rubenstein

This Thing That Clawed Itself Inside Me ~ John Mantooth

Somewhere on Sebastian Street ~ Stephen Bacon

June Decay ~ Danica Green

Shiva, Open Your Eye ~ Laird Barron





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