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Kill All Gods
Welcome to GODLESS. The best in modern splatterpunk, extreme, transgressive, underground, and hardcore independent horror lit.
22 authors donated their harshest, most gloriously profane, and most disgusting works to the book you hold in your mitts right now… KILL ALL GODS! 100% of the proceeds will go to GODLESS to keep indie horror alive and help censored authors and publishers be heard.
KILL ALL GODS features insane, gory, brutally honest, and spine-melting stories by Chisto Healy, Asher Dark, Carietta Dorsch, Judith Sonnet, Jason Nickey, Nick Scarbrough, Dan Shrader, Chuck Nasty, Harrison Phillips, Mark Towse, C.A. Baynam, Thomas Stewart, K.L. Allister, Nora B. Peevy, Cat Voleur, Michael R. Collins, Matthew J. Gleason, Christy Aldridge, Stuart Bray, Megan Stockton, The Professor, and Angelique Jordonna. KILL ALL GODS also features the full text of Drew Stepek’s “Nazareth,” the short story that started it all.
Today is the day you carelessly leave the world of faith and enter the world of GODLESS.
KILL ALL GODS
Nazareth by Drew Stepek
The Green Cooter by Asher Dark
The Beast Within by Carietta Dorsch
Sea Foam by Judith Sonnet
Heavy Flow by Jason Nickey
Dunk the Dick by Chisto Healy
The Kill Rooms by Nick Scarbrough
Mister Moonlight by Dan Shrader
Eaten and Stuffed by Chuck Nasty
The Head by Harrison Phillips
The Itch by Mark Towse
The Bone Garden by C.A. Baynam
Herman's Windchimes by Thomas Stewart
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes by K.L. Allister
How to Torture Your Cheating Husband Without Breaking the Bank by Nora B, Peevy
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished by Cat Voleur
Meat Corridors by Michael R. Collins
Bare Bones by Matthew J. Gleason
Lilith's Flower by Christy Aldridge
Where is Everybody? by Stuart Bray
Tommy & Teef by Megan Stockton
My Hook's In You by The Professor
The Meat Box by Angelique Jordonna with Chisto Healy
22 authors donated their harshest, most gloriously profane, and most disgusting works to the book you hold in your mitts right now… KILL ALL GODS! 100% of the proceeds will go to GODLESS to keep indie horror alive and help censored authors and publishers be heard.
KILL ALL GODS features insane, gory, brutally honest, and spine-melting stories by Chisto Healy, Asher Dark, Carietta Dorsch, Judith Sonnet, Jason Nickey, Nick Scarbrough, Dan Shrader, Chuck Nasty, Harrison Phillips, Mark Towse, C.A. Baynam, Thomas Stewart, K.L. Allister, Nora B. Peevy, Cat Voleur, Michael R. Collins, Matthew J. Gleason, Christy Aldridge, Stuart Bray, Megan Stockton, The Professor, and Angelique Jordonna. KILL ALL GODS also features the full text of Drew Stepek’s “Nazareth,” the short story that started it all.
Today is the day you carelessly leave the world of faith and enter the world of GODLESS.
KILL ALL GODS
Nazareth by Drew Stepek
The Green Cooter by Asher Dark
The Beast Within by Carietta Dorsch
Sea Foam by Judith Sonnet
Heavy Flow by Jason Nickey
Dunk the Dick by Chisto Healy
The Kill Rooms by Nick Scarbrough
Mister Moonlight by Dan Shrader
Eaten and Stuffed by Chuck Nasty
The Head by Harrison Phillips
The Itch by Mark Towse
The Bone Garden by C.A. Baynam
Herman's Windchimes by Thomas Stewart
Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes by K.L. Allister
How to Torture Your Cheating Husband Without Breaking the Bank by Nora B, Peevy
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished by Cat Voleur
Meat Corridors by Michael R. Collins
Bare Bones by Matthew J. Gleason
Lilith's Flower by Christy Aldridge
Where is Everybody? by Stuart Bray
Tommy & Teef by Megan Stockton
My Hook's In You by The Professor
The Meat Box by Angelique Jordonna with Chisto Healy
- GenresHorror
271 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 15, 2024
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Chisto Healy
138 books79 followersChisto started writing as a child and it was always his biggest passion, though he is also a musician and artist. When he was forced to quarantine in March 2020 due to the pandemic, he decided to focus on his writing and write full-time and has since had 100 stories accepted to be published, many of which are already out there. He hopes this is only the beginning...
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September 7, 2024
A group of Indie Authors came together to make this anthology for Drew and honored him by putting his story in first and his story featured, “Nazarath” was also the beginning of Godless Horror. What an amazing way to honor Drew! This anthology was a blast to get through and every story is so different from one another. It was like opening a box of chocolates. A surprise in every story.
Nazarath by Drew Stepek
This was such a sad story! I didn’t expect a tear jerker in this collection and was totally thrown off guard but it was also beautiful. This isn’t a horror story. D is in his senior year of high school and the town is falling to pieces. He’s constantly being tested by friends, enemies and his faith.
Absolutely loved this story!!!
The Green Cooter by Asher Dark
Oh Asher 🤣🤣 she never fails to crack me up while simultaneously making me gag! I got to read this little gem awhile back before it got placed anywhere and I’m happy to see it has a home now.
A woman getting her freak on in the bathroom stall at a club with some rando is thoroughly disappointed with his performance and notices green goo leaking from her vag. From here on this story goes fully unhinged.
The Beast Within by Carietta Dorsch
I always enjoy Carietta’s stories. She’s so talented when it comes to writing. Even more so writing about serial killers.
Spruce Pine has a monster lurking in the shadows of the night. However, this is no monster creature but sometimes the biggest monster of all is human…
Sea Foam by Judith Sonnet
I fucking love sea horror and this story was quite the catch for me😉
I can’t say too much without giving anything away but this story is about local surfers who discover a mermaid!
Heavy Flow by Jason Nickey
The title speaks for itself in this body horror tale. This was terrifying.
Dunk the Dick by Chisto Healy
Fucking FOUL. I read this while having Covid and I was struggling 😂 I suppose that’s my own fault. I should’ve known better with Chisto 😂💀 He writes the most vomit inducing stories involving poop I swear. You win. lol
The Kill Rooms by Nick Scarbrough
Nick are you okay? You have pent up rage too? lol nah but fr this story was BRUTAL and I loved the concept. A rage room on steroids…
Mister Moonlight by Dan Shrader
KITTIES. That is all.
Eaten and Stuffed by Chuck Nasty
Necrophilia, Cannibalism and Murder. What more can ya ask for?
The Head by Harrison Phillips
Kara wakes up from a drug induced stupor inside a Dr’s Laboratory. She quickly realizes that she’s his next “experiment.”
I love reading Harrison Phillips stories. They’re always bloody and brutal and I love the scientific spin on this!
The Itch by Mark Towse
A man wakes up super itchy and can’t seem to satisfy the itch. Meanwhile there’s a terrorist attack in the city.
This was a solid crawly body horror story
The Bone Garden by C.A. Baynam
In these woods, nobody’s safe.
C.A. Baynam always tells the best occult/ritualistic/witchy stories. This one spooked me and gave me super eerie vibes throughout.
Herman’s Windchimes by Thomas Stewart
Herman really hates windchimes😂 his fixation on them drives him mad…
Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes by K.L. Allister
Meet the parents turns MORBID af.
I’ve enjoyed every story I’ve read from Allister thus far. This one might be my fave in the entire anthology!
How To Torture Your Cheating Husband without Breaking the Bank by Nora B. Peevy
Exactly what you think it would be. Be careful if you plan to act on this guideline…
No Good Dead Goes Unpunished by Cat Voleur
This was a good paranormal horror short. A mysterious fire uncovers some rather surprising secrets.
Meat Corridors by Michael R. Collins
Teleportation is beyond VISCERAL in this story. Holy cow. 🤯
Bare Bones by Matthew J. Gleason
This one was wild af and had me questioning many things. lol Matthew’s stories are always entertaining.
Lilith’s Flower by Christy Aldridge
Welp this one might make you think twice before using your “me time” toys ladies😬
Haha this was a fun one even though it was horrifying and I’ll probably have nightmares about it
Where is Everybody? by Stuart Bray
Torture, fire and puppets.
Tommy & Teef by Megan Stockton
This one totally caught me off guard haha I can’t say much without giving it away. Just read it for yourself😂
My Hook’s In You by The Professor
A psychopath escapes from an asylum for the criminally insane. This was one hell of a ride!
The Meat Box by Angelique Jordonna and Chisto Healy
“Some of the best moments in my life, I owe to my grandmother’s meat box.”
lol I had to🤣 take it whichever way you want. That line is gold.
Okay so it got WAYYYY more unhinged after that line. 😂💀 this is how you end an anthology right here! 🙌
I need another collab from Chisto and Angelique ASAP👀
Nazarath by Drew Stepek
This was such a sad story! I didn’t expect a tear jerker in this collection and was totally thrown off guard but it was also beautiful. This isn’t a horror story. D is in his senior year of high school and the town is falling to pieces. He’s constantly being tested by friends, enemies and his faith.
Absolutely loved this story!!!
The Green Cooter by Asher Dark
Oh Asher 🤣🤣 she never fails to crack me up while simultaneously making me gag! I got to read this little gem awhile back before it got placed anywhere and I’m happy to see it has a home now.
A woman getting her freak on in the bathroom stall at a club with some rando is thoroughly disappointed with his performance and notices green goo leaking from her vag. From here on this story goes fully unhinged.
The Beast Within by Carietta Dorsch
I always enjoy Carietta’s stories. She’s so talented when it comes to writing. Even more so writing about serial killers.
Spruce Pine has a monster lurking in the shadows of the night. However, this is no monster creature but sometimes the biggest monster of all is human…
Sea Foam by Judith Sonnet
I fucking love sea horror and this story was quite the catch for me😉
I can’t say too much without giving anything away but this story is about local surfers who discover a mermaid!
Heavy Flow by Jason Nickey
The title speaks for itself in this body horror tale. This was terrifying.
Dunk the Dick by Chisto Healy
Fucking FOUL. I read this while having Covid and I was struggling 😂 I suppose that’s my own fault. I should’ve known better with Chisto 😂💀 He writes the most vomit inducing stories involving poop I swear. You win. lol
The Kill Rooms by Nick Scarbrough
Nick are you okay? You have pent up rage too? lol nah but fr this story was BRUTAL and I loved the concept. A rage room on steroids…
Mister Moonlight by Dan Shrader
KITTIES. That is all.
Eaten and Stuffed by Chuck Nasty
Necrophilia, Cannibalism and Murder. What more can ya ask for?
The Head by Harrison Phillips
Kara wakes up from a drug induced stupor inside a Dr’s Laboratory. She quickly realizes that she’s his next “experiment.”
I love reading Harrison Phillips stories. They’re always bloody and brutal and I love the scientific spin on this!
The Itch by Mark Towse
A man wakes up super itchy and can’t seem to satisfy the itch. Meanwhile there’s a terrorist attack in the city.
This was a solid crawly body horror story
The Bone Garden by C.A. Baynam
In these woods, nobody’s safe.
C.A. Baynam always tells the best occult/ritualistic/witchy stories. This one spooked me and gave me super eerie vibes throughout.
Herman’s Windchimes by Thomas Stewart
Herman really hates windchimes😂 his fixation on them drives him mad…
Heads, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes by K.L. Allister
Meet the parents turns MORBID af.
I’ve enjoyed every story I’ve read from Allister thus far. This one might be my fave in the entire anthology!
How To Torture Your Cheating Husband without Breaking the Bank by Nora B. Peevy
Exactly what you think it would be. Be careful if you plan to act on this guideline…
No Good Dead Goes Unpunished by Cat Voleur
This was a good paranormal horror short. A mysterious fire uncovers some rather surprising secrets.
Meat Corridors by Michael R. Collins
Teleportation is beyond VISCERAL in this story. Holy cow. 🤯
Bare Bones by Matthew J. Gleason
This one was wild af and had me questioning many things. lol Matthew’s stories are always entertaining.
Lilith’s Flower by Christy Aldridge
Welp this one might make you think twice before using your “me time” toys ladies😬
Haha this was a fun one even though it was horrifying and I’ll probably have nightmares about it
Where is Everybody? by Stuart Bray
Torture, fire and puppets.
Tommy & Teef by Megan Stockton
This one totally caught me off guard haha I can’t say much without giving it away. Just read it for yourself😂
My Hook’s In You by The Professor
A psychopath escapes from an asylum for the criminally insane. This was one hell of a ride!
The Meat Box by Angelique Jordonna and Chisto Healy
“Some of the best moments in my life, I owe to my grandmother’s meat box.”
lol I had to🤣 take it whichever way you want. That line is gold.
Okay so it got WAYYYY more unhinged after that line. 😂💀 this is how you end an anthology right here! 🙌
I need another collab from Chisto and Angelique ASAP👀
December 23, 2024
Nazareth:
a high school senior struggles through his last year, dealing with the difficulties of living in a dying town, surviving while his best friends die, and waiting week after week for his college acceptance letter.
*The Green Cooter:
After a one night stand in the club bathroom, a woman finds her vagina has turned green... and come to life. As if that's not bad enough, it's hungry for human flesh!
The Beast Within:
The main character struggles to deal with the "beast" inside them, plaguing their mind and urging them to kill.
*Sea Foam:
Three friends having a fire on the beach find something unbelievable washed up on the shore.
*Heavy Flow:
A woman finds another woman in distress in a rest stop bathroom. Turns out she's giving birth - but not to a human.
Dunk the Dick:
An overprotective dad goes to extreme measures to keep his son safe. Meanwhile another dad has a terrible experience in a porta potty.
The Kill Rooms:
A rich lady has a "Hostel" night with an abducted family - paying an exorbitant amount of money to torture and kill them with an arsonel of weapons.
Mister Moonlight:
A man is kidnapped and strung up in a basement, none the wiser he's going to be the vessel to bring his captors cat fantasy to life.
Eaten and Stuffed:
An old hermit takes sick revenge on some kids that come and vandalize his home.
The Head:
A young woman becomes the unwilling participant in a deranged doctors transplant experiment.
The Itch:
The world becomes plagued by an insatiable itch.
The Bone Garden:
Four friends lost in the woods become frightened when they realize they're not alone.
Herman's Windchimes:
A man with a severe aversion to noise, especially windchimes, decides to take matters into his own hands and get rid of the noisy family next door.
Head Shoulders Knees & Toes:
A man meets a lovely new woman, but while introducing her to his parents, he also introduces her to a very dark side of himself.
How to Torture Your Cheating Husband Without Breaking the Bank:
A housewife with a passion for murder writes an informative guide for other like-minded women.
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished:
A woman sees her neighbors house on fire and goes inside to help, but ends up rescuing someone she shouldn't have.
Meat Corridors:
A scientist contacts a reporter wanting him to print a series of articles on how he has managed to learn to teleport - unfortunately it results in the grisly death of another person every time.
Bare Bones:
A mans bones dream of breaking free from their "fleshy prison" and existing independently.
Lilith's Flower:
A shy, demure woman decides to try a sex toy for the first time after a breakup and things do not go as planned.
Where is Everybody?:
A man is kidnapped and forced to watch a disturbing show.
Tommy & Teef:
A ten year old boy finds and "adopts" a "pet" vampire and the pair stay together for the next thirty years - the now grown man helping to feed his old friend.
My Hook's in You:
A girl fantasizes about an escaped mental patient and serial killer with a hook for a hand.
*The Meat Box:
A girl finally learns the secret of her grandparents famous recipes that have debuted in their restaurant over the decades - and they want to retire while she takes over the family business.
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I was so excited to finally get a physical copy of short stories from Godless! I thought this was a brilliant idea and I cannot wait to grab the second one.
There was not one bad story in the bunch, but my favorites I've starred - although it was a bit hard to choose.
a high school senior struggles through his last year, dealing with the difficulties of living in a dying town, surviving while his best friends die, and waiting week after week for his college acceptance letter.
*The Green Cooter:
After a one night stand in the club bathroom, a woman finds her vagina has turned green... and come to life. As if that's not bad enough, it's hungry for human flesh!
The Beast Within:
The main character struggles to deal with the "beast" inside them, plaguing their mind and urging them to kill.
*Sea Foam:
Three friends having a fire on the beach find something unbelievable washed up on the shore.
*Heavy Flow:
A woman finds another woman in distress in a rest stop bathroom. Turns out she's giving birth - but not to a human.
Dunk the Dick:
An overprotective dad goes to extreme measures to keep his son safe. Meanwhile another dad has a terrible experience in a porta potty.
The Kill Rooms:
A rich lady has a "Hostel" night with an abducted family - paying an exorbitant amount of money to torture and kill them with an arsonel of weapons.
Mister Moonlight:
A man is kidnapped and strung up in a basement, none the wiser he's going to be the vessel to bring his captors cat fantasy to life.
Eaten and Stuffed:
An old hermit takes sick revenge on some kids that come and vandalize his home.
The Head:
A young woman becomes the unwilling participant in a deranged doctors transplant experiment.
The Itch:
The world becomes plagued by an insatiable itch.
The Bone Garden:
Four friends lost in the woods become frightened when they realize they're not alone.
Herman's Windchimes:
A man with a severe aversion to noise, especially windchimes, decides to take matters into his own hands and get rid of the noisy family next door.
Head Shoulders Knees & Toes:
A man meets a lovely new woman, but while introducing her to his parents, he also introduces her to a very dark side of himself.
How to Torture Your Cheating Husband Without Breaking the Bank:
A housewife with a passion for murder writes an informative guide for other like-minded women.
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished:
A woman sees her neighbors house on fire and goes inside to help, but ends up rescuing someone she shouldn't have.
Meat Corridors:
A scientist contacts a reporter wanting him to print a series of articles on how he has managed to learn to teleport - unfortunately it results in the grisly death of another person every time.
Bare Bones:
A mans bones dream of breaking free from their "fleshy prison" and existing independently.
Lilith's Flower:
A shy, demure woman decides to try a sex toy for the first time after a breakup and things do not go as planned.
Where is Everybody?:
A man is kidnapped and forced to watch a disturbing show.
Tommy & Teef:
A ten year old boy finds and "adopts" a "pet" vampire and the pair stay together for the next thirty years - the now grown man helping to feed his old friend.
My Hook's in You:
A girl fantasizes about an escaped mental patient and serial killer with a hook for a hand.
*The Meat Box:
A girl finally learns the secret of her grandparents famous recipes that have debuted in their restaurant over the decades - and they want to retire while she takes over the family business.
------------------------------
I was so excited to finally get a physical copy of short stories from Godless! I thought this was a brilliant idea and I cannot wait to grab the second one.
There was not one bad story in the bunch, but my favorites I've starred - although it was a bit hard to choose.
August 8, 2025
Overall, a solid collection of stories. They vary in the flavoring of extreme, but definitely scratch an itch. Not all of them were a 5/5, but I think only one or two fell into the sub-3 star range. Not in a bad way, they just didn't really resonate with me.
Worth the money to pick up and enjoy, for sure.
Worth the money to pick up and enjoy, for sure.
October 19, 2024
An awesome collection of short stories. Usualy with collections theres going to be some hits and some misses, but for me no story in this collection fell bellow a 3/5. There is all manner of gore and weirdness on display, so there is no time to grow bored.
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