Crypt Gnats: Horror You've Been Itching To Read

Cemeteries, graveyards, mausoleums, crematoriums. Places for the dead so we can remember them. Places that we treat with reverence and respect.But these places can also attract. They can attract a soul to its cremated form. They can attract a need for revenge and to seek a Voodoo master. They can attract self-proclaimed ghost hunters, unabashed thrill seekers, and curious grievers. Like the phorid flies that are attracted to the odors of the dead, they are the crypt-gnats, attracted to places of death for many reasons. And if that reason is even partially selfish, they must be prepared to deal with the consequences.The stories within this anthology are sure to creep into your mind and feast upon your fears, like the tiny winged creatures they are named after.oon, you will understand this attraction to the dead, and could perhaps be counted among the crypt-gnats yourself.

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-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: submission: Human Nature Date: Sun, 8 Sep 2019 16:05:58 -0400 From: Dina Leacock To: [email protected] I am submitting my short SF story Human Nature 2225 words. Dina A. Leacock pen name Diane Arrelle 11 Colleen Court Medford, NJ 08055 [email protected] Diane Arrelle, the pen name of South Jersey writer Dina Leacock, has sold more than 250 short stories and has two short story collections: Just A Drop In The Cup and Seasons On The Dark Side. Retired from being director of a municipal senior citizen center, she is now co-owner of a small publishing company, Jersey Pines Ink LLC. She resides with her husband and her new cat on the edge of the Pine Barrens (home of the Jersey Devil).

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