Road Kill: Texas Horror by Texas Writers

An ancient demon plays cowboy and takes on the Texas Rangers. Three teenage girls sneak into a "body farm." An aging African American couple defies the Grim Reaper. An FBI agent discovers an entire city that's gone to the "dogs." A handyman learns that the fixer-upper he's working on has a doorway to the past that's way out of square. And a pack of possums burrow into the body politic. Join seventeen Texas authors for a harrowing spin on the twisting freeways and dark back roads that wind through the Lone Star State. Includes works from Joe R. Lansdale, David Bowles, Anna L. Davis, Stephen Patrick, Carmen Gray, Russell C. Connor, Michael H. Price, Tom Bont, Ernie Lee, David Robledo, Alan Beauvais, Michael Baldwin, Glen Coburn, Joe McKinney, Tom Alexander, Bret McCormick and E. R. Bills.

About the Author

E. R. Bills is an author, screenwriter and freelance journalist from Aledo. He received a degree in journalism from Texas State University and his work has appeared in Fort Worth Weekly, Fort Worth Magazine, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the Austin American-Statesman, etc. He is the author of Black Holocaust: The Paris Horror and a Legacy of Texas Terror, The1910 Slocum Massacre: An Act of Genocide in East Texas and Texas Obscurities: Stories of the Peculiar, Exceptional and Nefarious. Bret McCormick is an artist, writer and independent filmmaker. His short stories have appeared in many publications, including Weirdbook, Bards and Sages and the Saturday Evening Post. He is the author of Hellfire and Headhunters from Outer Space, and a partial listing of his motion picture credits can be found on imdb.com. He currently resides in Bedford.

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