James Ferace: 70 books

"(James Ferace is) one of the most exciting new contemporary voices in fiction." - Gregory Norris, author of "The Fierce and Unforgiving Muse" "The Warm Chromatic Mechanism" is a collection of ten stories from author James Ferace ("Imago Mortis," "Somnambulism,"...

A small boy is haunted by dreams and nightmarish visions while a killer may or may not be stalking the countryside. (Based on concepts by Thomas Slocum and James Ferace).

"A man wakes up during the night to find a massive insect in his room which appears to mimic his every movement."

"A vicious rumor begins to take on a life of its own...in more ways than one. Going far beyond mere reputation damage and mutating into something real and addictive."

When he's disfigured in an accident, a man receives major reconstructive surgery. However, he begins to feel his face resembles that of the man who raped and killed his wife.

"A man mysteriously wakes up in the body of his worst enemy and seizes the opportunity to destroy the man's life from within."

After moving on with his life after his fiancé went missing some years earlier...a man soon finds that his new girlfriend is displaying some suspiciously familiar behavior.

A woman wakes up bound to her bed with cup of acid on her forehead and a man in a gas mask watching over her.

A man awakes every morning to find that he's been injured in his sleep...and, each night, the injuries are becoming worse.

She was the perfect woman. Perhaps too perfect to be real...but he was willing to find out. Maybe at the ultimate price.

A young man reflects on times good and bad with his best friend in the moments after he is found murdered...but he may know more about his friend's demise than he is letting on.

A woman with "Necrophobia," a crippling fear of corpses, finds herself accidentally locked in a funeral parlor.

In England, two young men are on their way to the funeral of their best friend when one becomes plagued by bizarre and apocalyptic visions.

"A young girl with severe burns covering her body is relentlessly pursued by a man, also burn victim, who blames her for the fire which scarred them both."