A worldwide gathering of award winning horror authors have come together to craft a collection of dark fiction stories covering every album and every era of Black Sabbath. Each story is inspired by one of Black Sabbath's greatest songs from the biggest hits to the most obscure album tracks. SYMPTOM OF THE UNIVERSE: A HORROR TRIBUTE TO BLACK SABBATH is an immediate classic for rock fans and horror fans alike. Featuring the talents of Stewart Giles, J. Rocky Colavito, Sidney Williams, Tom Lu...

"Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world. . ." Those words still ring true today; perhaps more now (in the adolescence of the twenty-first century) then at any other time in the nearly one hundred years since they were first committed to paper by Irish poet William Butler Yeats. Mere Anarchy is a collection of stories describing the dreams, nightmares, questions, and futures of a restless mind and a restless age. In these pages, Daniel E. Lambert tr...

Eighteen exhilarating journeys into Rush-inspired worldsThe music of Rush, one of the most successful bands in history, is filled with fantastic stories, evocative images, and thought-provoking futures and pasts. In this anthology, notable, bestselling, and award-winning writers each chose a Rush song as the spark for a new story, drawing inspiration from the visionary trio that is Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart.Enduring stark dystopian struggles o...

Discover what happened before the events of Alien: Covenant 2 in this official prequel novel perfect for fans of the blockbuster Alien movies.What seems to be an uncharted paradise is actually a dark, dangerous world, whose sole inhabitant is the synthetic David—survivor of the doomed Prometheus expedition.The Covenant mission is the most ambitious endeavor in the history of Weyland-Yutani. A ship bound for Origae...

Demons and Witches inhabit the pages of this short story. The story the Deanna series was built on.Learn how the prophecy began and how Deanna never really had a choice. Her ancestors are key to everything and the reason she was bound.This is from the book she reads in 'It Is The Demon In Me', soon to be updated and republished.Wet your appetite for what is to come.

16-year-old Mochizuki Touya has it all. Grand Duke of an upstart nation, inventor of goods ranging from hula hoop to caramelized popcorn, administrator of Babylon, and pilot of the Anti-Phrase Frame Gears. The western nations love him... but darker machinations unfurl in the far east. Yulong, the glorious Empire of Heaven, regards Touya with envious eyes, brazen enough to send assassins into Brunhild! To make matters worse, the mysterious young girl known as Sakura seems to have a connecti...

A young man writes letters in a last gasp at finding meaning in the world.

Futuria Fantasia, Fall 1939 by Ray Bradbury.

Jacob Willoughby's life's work was renovating and restoring old homes. His passion lay in returning once beautiful, decrepit architecture to its previous glory. Unfortunately, In this Twilight Zone-esque short story, his latest contract, a formerly majestic mansion, may be his last when former residents begin showing up, uninvited.

Grunwald Magnusson was always a lonely person, ever since childhood where he struggled to understand people. People were his antagonists. People were always interfering in his life. Why did his father give him this ridiculous name and leave him when he was only five years old? Only his father could tell him what to do with his life. He left him a coded message which took Grun months to decipher. The message was locked in a cabinet under the mirror which Grun was always frightened to look i...

Rodger Johnston had a goal, to head the National Department of Energy. As CEO of the power plant in Des Moines, he had solved the problems of high bills and frequent brownouts so his prospects of going to Washington were bright. But the plant utilized an unusual power source, and unexpected problems developed...

This is a story about… well, about love… and about free will… and about squirrels. At first glance, you might think the squirrels are the easiest to explain.