Fear the Abyss: 22 Terrifying Tales of Cosmic Horror
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"FEAR THE ABYSS brings the shocks, one disturbing jolt after another. These are tales from the bleeding edge of modern horror fiction. Highly recommended."
-Jonathan Maberry, New York Times best-selling author of ASSASSIN'S CODE and FLESH & BONE
We stare into the abyss, hoping to learn, to understand. But the abyss is cold and uncaring.
Post Mortem Press presents twenty-two unique visions of the fear of the unknown.
Stories from authors nominated and awarded some of the most prestigious honors in genre fiction: Hugo, Nebula, Aurora, Bram Stokerâ„¢, and many others.
These writers understand fear.
Includes award-winning genre classics from
masters of the unknown, Harlan Ellison® and Jack Ketchum.
NEW ORIGINAL STORIES FROM:
Joseph Williams Jessica McHugh Nelson W. Pyles Matt Moore Lawrence C. Connolly S.C. Hayden C. Bryan Brown Gary Braunbeck
Rose Blackthorn Jamie Lackey Tim Waggoner
Michael Arnzen Kenneth W. Cain Thomas Malafarina Paul Anderson Robert Essig Jeyn Roberts KT Jayne Brad Carter & Andrew Nienaber.
Edited by Eric Beebe
-Jonathan Maberry, New York Times best-selling author of ASSASSIN'S CODE and FLESH & BONE
We stare into the abyss, hoping to learn, to understand. But the abyss is cold and uncaring.
Post Mortem Press presents twenty-two unique visions of the fear of the unknown.
Stories from authors nominated and awarded some of the most prestigious honors in genre fiction: Hugo, Nebula, Aurora, Bram Stokerâ„¢, and many others.
These writers understand fear.
Includes award-winning genre classics from
masters of the unknown, Harlan Ellison® and Jack Ketchum.
NEW ORIGINAL STORIES FROM:
Joseph Williams Jessica McHugh Nelson W. Pyles Matt Moore Lawrence C. Connolly S.C. Hayden C. Bryan Brown Gary Braunbeck
Rose Blackthorn Jamie Lackey Tim Waggoner
Michael Arnzen Kenneth W. Cain Thomas Malafarina Paul Anderson Robert Essig Jeyn Roberts KT Jayne Brad Carter & Andrew Nienaber.
Edited by Eric Beebe
