From Atlas to Carcosa...

 ...is the subtitle of my long poem, Across the Wine-Dark Sea, which is published in the new issue of Penumbra.

The Case of the Yellow Sign

Sherlock Holmes faces some of his toughest, and strangest, cases in this new anthology from Belanger Books. Available now to order from Amazon.com

There's going to be some Fallout!

My Yellow Mythos nuclear espionage story Fallout is reprinted in the first Mythos Special from Occult Detective Magazine - available from Amazon.

The Pale Queen...

 ...of the Dark Tower is the title of my Yellow Mythos fantasy story published in Bleakest Towers from Rogue Planet Press. Available in paperback and on the Kindle.

Enter the Spectral Realms of Carcoza...

 ...where you will discover my Yellow Mythos poems, Carcoza and In the Court of the Dragon.

Happy Hallowe'en!

Okay, this post is a couple of days late, but still...

You can find my Yellow Mythos Hallowe'en drabble on Trembling With Fear - enjoy!

And, if you'd like some more Yellow horror, you'll find my story Rock Opera in issue 4 of the Rock N' Roll Horror Zine.

Dare you tug at...

The Yellow Thread? In which Sherlock Holmes confronts the pawns of The King in Yellow...

The story is just one in the new all-Holmes issue of Awesome Tales!

More Mythos horrors!

The latest issue of Tigershark ezine has a Mythos theme and I've contributed quite a bit to it, providing a strong Yellow Mythos showing with fiction, a poem and an introduction to it all. The current issue and all back issues are free to download here.

Final Contact...

...is the new kindle science-fiction anthology from Deadman's Tome, releasing on 1st September, and containing my Yellow Mythos story, Echoes Remain. Order it here.

It's Night in New Orleans...

“There is but one New Orleans,” they say, bustling with joie de vivre, celebrating non-stop, but step closer, into the clinging, honeysuckle-scented air, and you will find a darker version of the Big Easy, depending on what you believe is true. Tales of vampires, werewolves, curses, and mysterious half-human bayou creatures are pervasive in New Orleans’ culture. Visitors may pass them off as folk tales and superstitions, but the locals know to never go into the deep swamp alone or into the cemetery at night. Tale or truth? In New Orleans, the line between them bleeds.

Night in New Orleans is the new anthology from Fundead Publications and features my Yellow Mythos mardi gras tale Momus. It is available in paperback and on the Kindle from Amazon.

Down to a Sunless Sea on Horror Tree

Read my short Yellow Mythos tale, Down to a Sunless Sea, which has been published in Horror Tree's regular Trembling With Fear fiction post.