MATT RICHTER'S GOING TO PIECES - LITERALLY. You've got to keep your head to survive in the teeming undead city known as Nekropolis. It's a pity crazed genius Victor Baron couldn't manage that. Now everyone wants a piece of him. Zombie detective Matt Richter and his glamorous she-vampire companion Devona are back on the case, with another wild and wonderful investigation.

YOU'VE GOT TO KEEP YOUR HEAD TO SURVIVE IN NEKROPOLIS. It's a shame Victor Baron couldn't manage that. Now everyone wants a piece of him.

Meet Matt Richter. Private eye. Zombie. His mean streets are the city of the dead, the shadowy realm known as Nekropolis. And in this first case, Richter must help a delectable half-vampire named Devona recover a legendary artifact known as the Dawnstone, before it’s used to destroy Nekropolis itself. That is, if he can survive the myriad horrors that infest the city itself.

Matt Richter won't let a little thing like death keep him from cracking his latest case. But there's a new evil power rampaging through the streets of Nekropolis. The last battle has begun.

Available for the first time together, three of Tim Waggoner's award-nominated novellas of horror fiction. THE WINTER BOX Winner of the 2017 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Long Fiction It’s Todd and Heather’s twenty-first anniversary. A blizzard rages outside their home, but it’s far colder inside. Their marriage is falling apart, the love they once shared gone, in its place only bitter resentment. As the night wears on, strange things start to happen in their house—bad things. If they can work together, they might find a way to survive until morning…but only if they don’t open the Winter Box. A KISS OF THORNS Finalist of the 2018 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Long Fiction Lonny lost his beloved sister Delia thirty years ago. Since then, he’s sacrificed many lives in order to return her to the world of the living, but without success. His next target is Julia, a young women with a unfulfilled marriage and a passion for ’80s horror films. She will soon discover that not only is real life more complicated than the movies, it’s far more terrifying. THE MEN UPSTAIRS Finalist of the 2012 Shirley Jackson Award for Best Novella He finds her crying in the lobby of a movie theater and takes her home to his apartment, a strange, beautiful woman with no last name, a mysterious past, and a powerful sexual allure. He wants her, and she wants him. There's only one problem: the Men Upstairs. She used to belong to them—and they'll do anything to get her back.

The third volume in Series III of the popular “Little Book” Series! Life began in the water, but all too often it ends there as well. Water reflects, conceals, fascinates.It calls to us with a siren song, and we drink, we bathe, we swim, we sail . . . Sometimes we sink. And sometimes we’re eaten. A collection of dark fantasy stories exploring what lurks in the depths of our oceans, our lakes, our rivers ... and our minds. Stories included in this collection: Waters Dark and Deep Swimming Lessons Surface Tension Lover, Come Back to Me The Nature of Water Fathomless Tides

It was supposed to be fun. A chance to get away. An opportunity for two sisters to bond and for one sister to heal. It was a small river, calm, slow-moving. Perfect for a leisurely canoe trip on a beautiful summer day. But then they hear a baby crying on the shore, abandoned and overheated. Alie and Carin have to take her with them. They can’t just leave her there. A simple canoe trip becomes a rescue mission. But there’s something on the shore, hidden by the trees. Something that’s following them every step of the way—watching, waiting ... Around every bend, the river becomes stranger, darker, more dangerous, until Alie isn’t sure what’s real and what isn’t. The river wants the child for itself, but no matter what it throws at her, Alie’s determined to get the baby to safety. She’s already lost one child. But she'll have to fight the darkness that haunts the river—as well as the darkness within herself—if she doesn’t want to lose another. *** “A descent into the madness of a ruined psyche, Deep Like the River puts Waggoner's talent for the eerie, desolate, and unpredictable in the spotlight. A must-read for those who like their horror tinged with desperation and guilt.” — Ronald Malfi, author of Little Girls “I don’t know if I’ve ever read a story quite like Tim Waggoner’s DEEP LIKE THE RIVER. With its high emotional and metaphysical content and weird, surrealistic imagery, it reads a bit like Algernon Blackwood’s “The Willows” with Kafka collaborating and Carl Jung offering occasional advice. Or maybe it’s an adventure story that’s taken a sudden turn into The Twilight Zone. However you characterize Waggoner’s approach, the result is a fine piece of writing exploring the mysteries of a mind struggling with the guilt, pain, and terror of grief.” – Steve Rasnic Team, author of Thanatrauma: Stories