Cemetery Dance Publications: 229 books

American hostage, Simon Farrell is coming home...to a world he thought he'd never see again. To a wife who has found a new lover. To sleepless nights of torment, haunted by the horrors he has witnessed. An ex-convict is coming home, too... to kill for the pleasure of killing. To turn terrible...

In this new collection of stories, genre favorite JG Faherty takes you on a tour of unholy houses, where you'll find: - A man struggling to discover why all the people in his life are disappearing when he falls asleep. - An accident in a mountain pass that turns into a deadly encounter...

In the halls... of the Mountain King... There are many legends and ancient tales concerning Mount Agiochook, the second tallest mountain in Maine. Some of these tales speak of a demon that resides on the rocky slopes near the mountain's snow-crested summit. Legend has it that a force of supernatural...

Dr. Sibley, long-standing Chair of the English and Classical Literature Department at Graysonville University, has outlasted many of his detractors. Mysterious consequences await those who defy or disappoint him. In this story, one of Sibley's students purchases an essay from the Internet...

A Life In the Cinema is the first book from award-winning filmmaker Mick Garris. This collection of eight prickly tales and a screenplay reach under the skin of real life and reel life to take you places you never realized you wanted to go. The title story, "A Life in the Cinema" and its sequel,...

From his first professional story written when he was 16, "The Faces Outside," to his most critically acclaimed work, the novelette Dream Baby, a finalist for both the Hugo and Nebula awards, these 17 stories showcase the author's five decades of science fiction writing. Whether it be an elderly woman...

A genuine Simon Clark rarity from 1993 that was instrumental in igniting his remarkable horror career, which includes the novels Blood Crazy, Vampyrrhic and King Blood. On the Greek island of Kefalonia, Gerassimos Flamotas faces the most extraordinary day of his life when a stranger makes...

Halloween, 1974: a gray and drizzly day in El Reno, Oklahoma, a suburb of Oklahoma City. Todd Strauss is dressed up as a pirate with a black cloth patch over one eye. His six-year-old sister Lisa is a princess with a tiara made of Christmas garland and pipe cleaners. One of these kids will be dead...

Better weird than plastic… For a generation of horror fans, those four words signaled a momentous occasion: the arrival of a new issue of David B. Silva's seminal publication, The Horror Show. For nine years in the 1980s, Dave and his magazine published some of the biggest names in the genre...

The Snowman's Children is a poignant, psychologically intense first novel that tells the story of an incident from one man's childhood in the 1970s, when a serial killer called The Snowman stalked the streets of suburban Detroit. The incident, a result of good but woefully misguided juvenile...

From the the Shirley Jackson and International Horror Guild Award winning author of THE SNOWMAN'S CHILDREN, THE TWO SAMS, AMERICAN MORONS, and the Motherless Child Trilogy comes THE JANUS TREE, a collection of dazzling and haunting tales...   * A young girl, lying in the way-back of a station...

Paul Dent, penniless and recently orphaned, hops a train in deepest Dust Bowl Oklahoma in the Spring of 1936, and winds up attached to the Federal Writers' Project, one of the least understood, shortest-lived, and most impossibly ambitious government undertakings in the history of the country. He...

A storm is coming to Cliffside, California, and with it comes a killer. His name is Clay Saunders, and he walks in two worlds. Born with a caul, Saunders sees ghosts. But to him, the world of the dead is very much like the world of the living. It's a realm of eternal pain -- inescapable and...

Cardinal Black is the latest installment in Robert McCammon's unique series of historical thrillers featuring Matthew Corbett, professional problem solver, who has been called "the Early American James Bond." December 1703 finds Berry Grigsby living as Mary Lynn Nash in a small English...