Midnight Stream

by Dean Gray

You meet a mysterious figure in a park, you are given a free streaming device, you curl up on the couch with your loved one, instant access to classic retro horror at your fingertips and all for free, movies you have never seen or heard of before at your fingertips, unlimited entertainment all for free, but sometimes free carries the highest price of all.

A chilling horror anthology love letter to the also rans, the never was and the probably should have been, celebrating the unsung underbelly of low budget horror movies.

Best read under the covers after midnight on a cold and rainy evening.

103 pages, Paperback

Published April 25, 2023

About the author

Artist and author Dean Gray has been an insatiable reader of science fiction from an early age when she began devouring the works of authors like Asimov, Bradbury, George R.R. Martin, Ursula LeGuin and William Gibson, when the internet was itself no more than science fiction. Her fascination with issues of consent and social justice, oppression, gender identity and gender assignment issues, along with class issues, and the morality of indenture likely began then, while reading these works.

Her delight in playing with these ideas, creating tangled, twisting stories where nothing is quite as it seems may come from her love of the sea, with all its roll and sway, mysteries and contradictions. She shares her love of writing with a circle of friends who all “speak Dean,” and can’t even converse before a cup of java in the morning. She collects vintage fans and folk art pottery, when not contemplating her next sizzling novel or art project.

Check out her first published novel: Storm's Eye