Howdy there. Welcome to my Amazon home. It's creepy, but I like it. If you aren't in the know, I'm a writer type that used to act, do stand up comedy and sometimes wrestle professionally. I teach college as well, so be afraid for the future. David Hayes Online (davidchayes.com) is where all the updates, news and other fun stuff will be as well as a virtual resume with photos, posters, trailers and more. Click around. Have a good time; try not to leave a mess.

"Hayes is fast establishing himself as the new top-drawer of hardcore horror!" - Edward Lee

Allen Dusk is a splatterpunk at heart who enjoys toiling long hours in isolation while he's dreaming up stories. Whether they're horror, science fiction, erotica, or a wicked blend of genres, he enjoys keeping readers guessing where his words will take them next. He enjoys experimenting with photography, and lusting over old horror movies.

John M. McIlveen is the bestselling author of the paranormal suspense novel HANNAHWHERE, winner of the Drunken Druid Award, and nominated for the Bram Stoker Award, and GIRL GONE NORTH, which was shortlisted for the Wilbur and Niso Smith Foundation Award. He also authored three collections, A VARIABLE DARKNESS, INFLICTIONS, and JERKS and Other Tales from A Perfect Man.

He works at MIT’s Lincoln Laboratory and is CEO of Haverhill House Publishing LLC. He has fathered five beautiful daughters and lives in Massachusetts with his wife, Roberta Colasanti.

Originally from Auburn, Maine, T.G. Arsenault retired from the U. S. Air Force after 22 years. He has received a BS in Workforce Education, Training and Development from Southern Illinois University and a MS in Management from Troy University.

His first novel, Forgotten Souls, was published in November, 2005 by Five Star Publishing and released in trade paperback by Gallows Press in 2013. Forgotten Souls was rereleased in March, 2021 by Crossroad Press.

His Novel, Bleeding the Vein, was released by Gallows Press in 2012 and will be rereleased soon by Crossroad Press.

His short fiction has appeared in multiple online venues and print anthologies, most recently, Tales from the Lake, 4.

His short story "The Eighth Day," also received an honorable mention in the Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, Sixteenth Annual Collection.

Visit T.G. Arsenault at www.tgarsenault.com

Gord Rollo was born in St. Andrews, Scotland, but now lives in Ontario, Canada. His short stories and novella-length work have appeared in many professional publications throughout the genre and his novels include: The Jigsaw Man, Crimson, Strange Magic, and Valley Of The Scarecrow. His work has been translated into several languages and his titles are currently being adapted for audiobooks.

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I am the author of DEAD BY MIDNIGHT and APOCALYPSE BY MIDNIGHT...novels near and dear to my heart.

I also wrote the Z-BOAT Trilogy by Permuted Press and CONTAMINATED with Severed Press.

I have degrees in Anthropology and Psychology. In my free time, I read, watch movies, play with my dog, and enjoy chocolate and LEGO's. I am an active member of the International Thriller Writers Organization.

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Before focusing on writing horror and dark fantasy, American author Lawrence Santoro spent thirty years as a director, producer and actor in theater and television.

In 2001 his novella "God Screamed and Screamed, Then I Ate Him" was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award by the Horror Writers Association. In 2002, his adaptation and audio production of Gene Wolfe's "The Tree Is My Hat," was also Stoker nominated.

In 2003, his Stoker-recommended "Catching" received an Honorable Mention in Ellen Datlow's 17th Annual "Year's Best Fantasy and Horror" anthology. In 2004, "So Many Tiny Mouths," was cited in that anthology's 18th edition. In the 20th, his novella, "At Angels Sixteen," from the anthology A DARK AND DEADLY VALLEY, was similarly honored.

Larry's first novel, "Just North of Nowhere," was published in 2007. You can view a trailer for the book at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TR-HtPSnwGA

In December, 2011, a collection of his short fiction, DRINK FOR THE THIRST TO COME, was published was published by Silverthought Press. A video trailer for DRINK… can be seen at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fHGz0gKPME

Since its inaugural show in January of 2012, Larry has hosted the weekly horror podcast, "Tales to Terrify" (http://talestoterrify.com/), the sister-show to the Hugo Award-winning StarShipSofa.

RECENT ADDITIONS: In October, 2013, his Vietnam-era horror tale, "Instructions on the Use of the M-57 Clacker" appeared in the anthology, FEAR THE REAPER from Crystal Lake Publishing.

In November, 2013, his Lovecraftian story, "Jars," was published in CANOPIC JARS: TALES OF MUMMIES AND MUMMIFICATION from Great Old Ones Publishing.

Larry lives in Chicago and is working on a new novel, "A Mississippi Traveler, or Sam Clemens Tries the Water," as well as adding to a linked collection that spins off from his steampunk novella, "Lord Dickens's Declaration."

Stop by his blog: http://blufftoninthedriftless.blogspot.com/ or listen weekly to his horror podcast, Tales to Terrify, http://talestoterrify.com/

Roxanne Dent loves good food, conversation, movies, books and animals. She writes in a variety of genres including Regencies/mysteries/YA/fantasy/horror. Her ninth novel, "The Janus Demon," is an urban, paranormal fantasy. Her latest horror short, "Bug Boy," sold to the anthology, "Bugs: Things that Slither, Creep and Crawl." The Candy Cane Murders," a Victorian mystery appears in the anthology, "History, Mystery Oh My.

Member of EWAG/NEHW/FWG/Sisters-in-Crime. www.TheSistersDent.com

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Kyle Rader is the author of 'My BFF Satan', 'Kegger' and 'Four Bullets'.

His short fiction has appeared in over twenty publications and anthologies including ‘Masks’, ‘Beneath the Cracks’, and ‘And Death Shall Have No Dominion: Tales of the Titanic’. His short story ‘The Countess and the Bard’ was the recipient of the ‘Readers’ Choice’ award on Fiction Vortex.

He lives in New England, and is currently hard at work at multiple novels of varying genres.

Kyle can be found online at http://kylerader.net/ and @youroldpalkile on Twitter.

Marianne Halbert spends too much time pondering the things that go bump in the night. She grew up in the heartland devouring mysteries, sci-fi, and horror, and loves to read and write anything eerie, downright creepy, surprising or moving. Her work has been described as literary horror and quiet horror. While she rarely writes gore, she thrills on creating tension, a sense of dread, and shades-of-gray imperfect characters who break your heart and make you think of them long after the pages have closed. Her stories have appeared in numerous anthologies and magazines on the cutting edge of dark speculative fiction. Keep your flashlight and blanket handy, and keep up with her at https://www.halbertfiction.com/

M.J. Preston is a contemporary Canadian author known for his gripping storytelling and intricate plots. His work primarily focuses on thriller and suspense genres, where he blends realistic character development with intense, suspenseful narratives. Preston's background includes, soldier, ice road trucker, graphic art, and photography. He adds a unique visual element to his writing, painting vivid pictures in the minds of his readers.

With a talent for creating immersive worlds, he has garnered a dedicated following among fans of these genres.

B.E. Scully lives in a haunted red house that lacks a foundation in the misty woods of Oregon with a variety of human and animal companions. Scully is the author of the critically acclaimed gothic thriller Verland: the Transformation, the short story collection The Knife and the Wound It Deals, and numerous short stories, poems, and articles. Her latest novella, The Eye That Blinds, with be released by DarkFuse Publishing in 2015. In addition, her young adult novel The Tower of Together will also be released in 2015 by Eldritch Press. Published work, interviews, and odd scribblings can be found at bescully.com.

Kristi Petersen Schoonover's short fiction has appeared in Carpe Articulum, The Adirondack Review, Barbaric Yawp, The Illuminata, Morpheus Tales, New Witch Magazine, Toasted Cheese, The Smoking Poet, The Battered Suitcase, and a host of others, including several anthologies. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College, is the recipient of three Norman Mailer Writers Colony Winter Residencies, and is the founding editor of 34 Orchard (www.34orchard.com). She is co-host of the Dark Discussions horror film podcast and served as editor for Ink Stains Volume 7: Decay.

Skeletons in the Swimmin’ Hole: Tales from Haunted Disney World (Admit One Literary Theme Park Press, 2010), her collection of ghost stories set in Disney Parks, has been called “spooky alchemy at its finest” by Famous Monsters of Filmland‘s Peter Schwotzer; her Pushcart-nominated novel Bad Apple (Vagabondage Press Books, 2012) was noted “deeply disturbing in the best way possible” by SciFi Saturday Night. Her novella, This Poisoned Ground, was published by Dark Alley Press in 2014.

Books and Boos Press published her collection The Shadows Behind in 2019.

She lives in the Connecticut woods with her housemate, Charles, and her husband, Nathan.

She has a passion for ghost stories, marine life, and Tarot cards and still occasionally sleeps with the lights on.

Her website is www.kristipetersenschoonover.com.

Michael M. Hughes is an author, speaker, magical thinker, and activist. He is the creator of the internationally viral Mass Spell to Bind Donald Trump and All Those Who Abet Him, the largest and longest-running magical working in history. He frequently appears on podcasts and speaks on politics, magic, pop culture, the paranormal, tarot, and conspiracies. You can sign up for his newsletter at http://michaelmhughes.com.

Though born in Saint Johnsbury Vermont, Jonathan Dubey has lived his entire life (so far) in the greater Berlin NH, USA area. He graduated Berlin High School in 1997, and worked in the Emergency Medical Service as a Paramedic. Jonathan is very involved with local arts, most specifically community theater. His published credits appear in the anthologies; Canopic Jars: Tales of Mummies and Mummification by Great Old Ones Publishing, Anthocon Year 3: Distant Dying Ember by Four Horsemen, and The Idolators of Cthulhu by Alban Lake Publishing.

I am a lifelong resident of Massachusetts, where I live with my family. I write primarily paranormal fiction, and am the author of Diane's Descent, a supernatural novella set in a rural New York town, as well as Deals Diabolical, a collection of eight spine-tingling tales, and a book of short stories encompassing science fiction, fantasy, and horror, titled Behind The Wheel. I've also written an illustrated story collection called Losers and Their Friends, and a novella titled Agains Type. My work has been featured in Adventures for the Average Woman (now IdeaGems Magazine), as well as multiple anthologies.

Feel free to visit my Author's Page on Facebook as well, www.facebook.com/authorerinthorne, for additional information and many more photos!

Also, check out my YouTube channel for my latest videos! http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2SqqHJ5pjAOSEMraUxpcRA?feature=mhee

For over 25 years, Henry Snider has dedicated his time to helping others tighten their writing through critique groups, classes, lectures, prison prose programs, and high school fiction contests. He co-founded Fiction Foundry (est. 2012) and the award-winning Colorado Springs Fiction Writer’s Group (1996-2013). Thirteen years to the month from founding the CSFWG, he retired from the presidency. After a much needed vacation, he returned to the literary world. While still reserving enough time to pursue his own fiction aspirations, he continues to be active in the writing community through classes, editing services, and advice. Henry lives in Colorado with his wife, fellow author and editor Hollie Snider, son – poet Josh Snider and numerous neurotic animals, including, of course, Fizzgig, the token black cat.