There’s no better way to celebrate the end of the year than with a seasonal mixtape with The Best of Indie Horror: Christmas Edition! Whether you love it or loathe it, Christmas brings out the best and worst in many people the world over — thus, lighting a fire in the bellies of storytellers who wish to strike warm fuzzies or tantalising terror in reader’s hearts. You won’t find the warm fuzzy feeling here; that’s not what we do!This anthology will dance readers through an array of styles and horror sub-genres, including bizzaro through the looking glass of unique Christmas ornaments; such treats always come with a price. Discover the dark secrets between the Claus’ and Krampus that you’ll never forget. There’s a touch of sci-fi when a lone worker discovers a hidden department in a derelict store. There are family horror tales of obsessive tradition, reunion, and mayhem. This edition promises something festive to satisfy a cornucopia of horror pallets.In this invite-only anthology, KJK Publishing presents 11 new tales of frightful festive horror shenanigans from: Matthew V. Brockmeyer, Eric Butler, Matthew A. Clarke, David Owain Hughes, Lex H Jones, Kevin J. Kennedy, Zoltán Komor, Patrick Reuman, RJ Roles, Veronica Smith and Steve Stred.Don't forget the milk and cookies, and be good kids — someone is always watching. Those damn elves are not to be trusted!
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- Release Date 11/24/2021
- Authors Steve Stred, Natasha Sinclair, Kevin J Kennedy, Lex H. Jones, David Owain Hughes, Matthew A. Clark, Eric Butler, Matthew V. Brockmeyer, Patrick Reuman, Veronic Smith
- Language English
- Company Independently published
- Weight 1.06 pounds
- Dimensions 5 x 0.84 x 8 inches
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