Horror draws fresh blood with the release of THE WRITER’S BLOCK, An Anthology Of Horror.
12 Sinister Tales. Countless Nightmares.
These twelve unique short stories from a diverse blend of talented authors are all tied to one central sinister theme. With an introduction by Dacre Stoker, the great grand-nephew of Bram Stoker, and an afterword by Ben Scrivens the founder of Fright-Rags, THE WRITER’S BLOCK, An Anthology Of Horror will disturb, unsettle, and even haunt your dreams. If you dare to sleep …
Included in THE WRITER’S BLOCK, An Anthology Of Horror: Forward by Dacre Stoker - AUTHORS AND THEIR MONSTERS John Guarnieri – ACT(s) 1, 2, 3, 4 A.M. Adair - ASHWOOD Eric Bass - THE ROAD TO SHOGRY GREY Eric P. Bishop - SHE Christopher Hawkins - DESERT INTERVAL Michael Picco - THE CUYUNA MONOLITH Adam Hamdy - RONNIE J.T. Patten - SEVEN AND THE DARK RIDERS F.X. Regan - SOUTHEAST HEAT Jason Piccolo - THE SMUGGLER'S BURDEN Steve Stark - LAST ORDERS Thomas G. Waites - SPARKLING STARS AFTERWARDS by Ben Scrivens
“The Writer’s Block” is an anthology of horror from an eclectic team of the best contemporary authors. The line up includes works by A.M. Adair, Eric Bass, Eric P. Bishop, John Guarnieri, Adam Hamdy, Christopher Hawkins, J.T. Patten, Michael Picco, Jason Piccolo, F.X. Regan, Steve Stark, and Thomas G. Waites. In addition, Dacre C. Stoker contributes the Introduction and Ben Scrivens provided the Afterwards.
The flavors of horror are as vast as the imaginations of the authors. First, and foremost, the writing is exceptional—this team brought their “A” game.
What makes this collection stand out, with only a couple of exceptions, the team goes beyond the slasher and vampire standards and explores old-made-new discoveries of horror. If you are a fan of Edgar Allen Poe, you will enjoy new life breathed into some of his more intense works.
I definitely look forward to a follow-up collection. This is a must for your late night reading list.
An amazing selection of authors works fitted into one book. I took it away to read on holiday something to dip in and out of; anthologies are great like that, bite sized stories you can get your teeth into. Introducing you to a selection of new authors and their styles. This anthology didn't disappoint I loved all the stories and it gets five brilliant stars.