Madness & Mayhem: 23 Tales of Horror and Humor

23 Tales of Horror and Humor from James Aquilone This collection has everything!Sassy robots, bloodthirsty spirits, a guy who's forced to watch TV and eat nachos, superheroes who are lame, a story about a zombie who searches for meaning in a world plagued by humans. If you like to pee your pants, there's a hysterical story about a redneck telepath who tortures a poor schlub for no reason.And if that's not enough, you get the first Dead Jack short story and a sneak peek at the novel "Dead Jack and the Pandemonium Device."

Tangent Online, on "The League of Lame Superheroes"

" 'The League of Lame Superheroes' by James Aquilone is arguably the best of the [anthology]... Fast paced, funny, and inventive, this story will also make you a hit at parties when you retell it."

Amazing Stories, on "So You've Metamorphosed Into a Giant Insect. Now What?"

"Flash fiction written as a set of instructions on what to do after you have changed into a giant insect, à la Kafka's 'Metamorphosis.' Pretty funny stuff."

Tangent Online, on "So You've Metamorphosed Into a Giant Insect. Now What?"

"For the good of the community, please pick up a copy of Aquilone's thoughtful and timely guide."

Tangent Online, on "No Place for a Hero"

"... a fun jab at superhero tropes."

PopHorror.com, Charlie Cargile

" 'Teatime with Mrs. Monster' ... is quite the twisted story." ― Tangent Online "'Dead Jack and the Case of the Amorous Ogre' is a fun and breezy read that offers a fantastic introduction to the characters of this novel series. It has a great sense of humor, plenty of action, great characters and a world that is absolutely overflowing with magical creatures."

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