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H R Wakefield was one of the twentieth century's most prolific writers of ghost stories, whose best tales rank alongside those of M R James and E F Benson. His spectral work has been available for decades only in expensive collectible editions. We present here a selection of what we believe are his most powerful pieces. Included are, - 'The Red Lodge', 'The Thirteenth Hole at Duncaster', 'He Cometh and He Passeth By' and 'Look Up There!'.

SATANSKIN is the collection of "graveyard erotica" first published in 1992, twenty stories promising "sex magick, lunar mutiny, excremental demonolatry, in utero lycanthropy, sadomasochistic vampirism, oneiric post-mortem malediction, and other bizarre manias". In Devil's Gold, a transsexual pact with faecal demons leads to unbounded metamorphoses, a maniac with White Meat Fever steals female anatomy to usurp the moon, skinless nuns with Shad...

The new novel from Kim Dallesandro. On July 15th, 1976, twenty six children and a bus driver from Chowchilla California were kidnapped and buried alive in a rock quarry 106 miles away in Livermore. This is not a story about that. This is a story about the people who lived through that. This is a story about fear, mindful meditation, loss and most importantly, a story about what is a lie and what is the truth, a story about living and a story ...

Kathleen is dying of cancer. As she reviews her life and reflects on mortality she decides she needs to perform an act that will confirm her humanity. Jesse is a Vietnam veteran, horrifically damaged psychologically and physically. As their lives become entwined, an inexorable series of events is set into motion. Mad Dog Tag is a character-driven psychological study, part love story, part horror, with the fascinating beauty of a slow motion t...

When fourteen year old Kari left her abusive home and connected with a band of disaffected young people in Germany, she never anticipated the ordeal she would live through for the following several years. It was 1968, the Vietnam War was raging and an alienated generation was kicking back, culturally and politically. The group Kari joined was a part of a network of radical activists connected with the infamous Red Army Faction. Soon she was b...

Amongst other things Thomas Schmidt wrote for seminal skateboarding magazine Big Brother which ran from 1992 to 2004. Sheesh Capeesh is a train-of-thought collaged record of Los ANgeles life during the covid-19 pandemic of 2020-21. Wry observational wit, snatches of stolen dialogue, all peppered with poignant often humorous snapshots, Sheesh Capeesh is an experience similar to listening to a faulty short wave radio as it pans randomly (yet sig...

Jamie Breyer hasn't worked since the day he scattered all the law books from his shelves and replaced them with the literature he once loved. The firm which leases him the little office is afraid to kick him out, or so Jamie thinks. So he shows up from time to time, ignoring the glare from the receptionist. But today she's gone too far. There's a client, an old man she must have let in, sitting in the chair in front of Jamie's desk, holding a ...