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HorrorA collection of thirteen demonic tales by award winning and award nominated authors from around the globe including: Adrian Cole, SL Schmitz, Mark West, Paul Flewitt, Juan Gutierrez, Peter Mark May, Charles Rudkin, Sandra... See More
Horror
Twenty years ago at college, Martin, Paul, Jane, and Gwen were members of the GLUE Club - the Gaffney Legendary Urban Explorers - run by the charismatic Tom. Now, following his mysterious death, they agree to meet up again... See More
Horror
In 1981, Gaffney was terrorised by the Rainy Day Abductor. Local girls went missing. And two boys made a terrifying discovery. Now one of them has come home, to try and lay the past to rest. Originally... See More
Literature & FictionTaking place during Great Depression in the 1940's, The City Newspaper tells the story of James Monroe, a man who slowly goes insane over not knowing whether he killed a man or not. A victim of violence and alcohol abuse... See More
Ten years on from its first publication, this special edition features the eleven short stories originally published plus an introduction by the author and a bonus short story. With stories ranging from the dark delights of... See More
Following on from the critical success of "ill at ease" comes volume 2, featuring seven original horror short stories, all of them guaranteed to give you the chills. Joining the original trio of Stephen Bacon, Mark West and... See More
Hersham Horror Books presents 5 more original stories from the minds of Stephen Bacon, Johnny Mains, John Llewellyn Probert, Stephen Volk and Mark West. The third anthology in our PentAnth range brings you five more chilling... See More
"West's writing manages to be both upliftingly happy and in the same moment breathtakingly sad." -- The Eloquent Page "... this one grabs your heart-strings and twists them like a knife." -- Matthew Fryer's... See More
Horror
Where do we go when death takes us? What visions do we witness between our last blink and the sightless stare into the realms beyond? What horrors are captured in the corners of our dying eyes? If we could see those images... See More