Cemetery Dance Publications: 229 books

One snowy midnight in Chicago a drunken ex-priest is accosted on the street by a well-dressed stranger, who turns out to be his former altar boy. The young man — now a successful lawyer — wants Father Delaney to perform a very special ancient ritual — the spiritual cleansing of a mystery mansion;...

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, a new administrator attempts to curtail some of Sibley’s power....

Do you see the point of the story, Nathan? We all cut parts of ourselves away, but we never lose them. Things stay with us—souvenirs with memories attached. We can't always choose what to keep, what to throw away. Nathan's parents devised cautionary tales for him and his sister—gruesome...

"The Fleshless Man wants to kill me," his mother said.  Curtis never enjoyed the cool, oppressive atmosphere of his childhood home, and that atmosphere is even worse when he returns as an adult. His mother is dying, and her illness seems to infect everyone around her: Curtis's brother has developed...

Critically acclaimed horror scribes Michael McBride and Norman Prentiss team up to bring you this atmospheric tale of a schoolroom descending into madness. Something is wrong with Julia Linder's sixth grade class.   One boy's harmless tendency of getting lost becomes a crippling fog of disorientation....

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, a colleague's avant-guard theories offend Sibley's traditional...

When living by yourself, it's easy to let little things spook you. Sometimes your mind even plays tricks on you. Roger Cassidy lives alone. He thought he got a great deal on his apartment, but then the knocking began. Knocking on his door that comes and goes, but with no one there. Roger is determined...

A heartbreaking story of love and evil. Sam Ellis is a middle-aged stock broker living in Seattle, successful, married to a woman he dearly loves, with everything he could want. But below the surface, there are scars. Then his world changes. For reasons he doesn't understand, Sam is...

*Newly Revised and Expanded Edition* Mr. Sprinkles is a teddy bear, a child's plaything. Mr. Sprinkles has a missing button eye, and it makes him look like he's winking. It's not a friendly wink, no sir, not at all. Mr. Sprinkles looks like he's done something bad, something he doesn't want you to...

Enter the recorded world of Stephen King, where he not only writes your nightmares, he actually reads them to you, too! BLOOD IN YOUR EARS examines everything Stephen King has given his voice to, from his early DARK TOWER novels and his audio-only collection BLOOD AND SMOKE to his recording...

Now, for the first time ever, Stephen King expert Kevin Quigley’s articles, reviews, and essays from the first thirteen years of the new century are collected in one place.  From the beginnings of King’s involvement with the Internet with the publication of the first eBook bestseller, “Riding...

High school sophomore Laurie Reardon is drawn into the horror when she is only fifteen.  The placid suburban surface of Staketon, Connecticut had long held its secrets--wicked stepmothers, grisly legends, and the darkness of a foreboding forest--but now a series of brutal murders has forced them...

Kevin Quigley’s new collection of poetry examines the dark crossroads where love and terror intersect.  Otherworldly horrors pervade in "Fissure" and "Men With Tails" as maniac narrators hold court in "Meat Dumpster," "Scum Grinder," and "Exodus."  Brutality lies at the center of "Slop...

Dying is easy. Living is hard. Step back, back into the world of 1996… "Dark fiction so numbing cold and cutting edge you better hold onto your ass with your free hand … There are no simple ‘entertainments' or cheap grabs for the throat to be found here. Hodge is deadly serious...