Dark Duets: Musical Mayhem

Michael McCarty assembles his "dream team" horror band, drawing on the talents of collaborators Mark McLaughlin, P.D. Cacek, Michael Romkey, Charlee Jacob, Jeffrey Thomas, Cindy McCarty, Teri A. Jacobs, R.L. Fox, Christopher DeRose, and Sandy DeLuca. This is a music-themed horror collection like nothing you've ever seen before!Critical acclaim for the collaborations of Michael McCarty:"City of Two-Thousand Sins" -- Honorable Mention 2002, The Year's Best Fantasy And Horror "Then there's the weird fascinating collaboration between Michael McCarty and Mark McLaughlin -- think The Bible meets The Lottery for post-holocaust SF." -- Jim Lee, Scavenger's Newsletter"Veteran horror writers Michael McCarty and Mark McLaughlin team up on 'City Of Two-Thousand Sins,' a dark and gloomy depiction of what hell might be like and where it might be located -- in this case, Las Vegas. McCarty and McLaughlin are deft storytellers and the conclusion to this gripping tale of what happens when sin becomes the law is blasphemous, chilling and unexpected." -- Tod Goldberg, author of Living Dead Girl and Fake Liar Cheat"Military Mite" -- "My two favorites in Warfear were by Jeffrey Thomas and Mark McLaughlin's collaboration with Michael McCarty." -- Don D'Ammassa, Chronicle

About the Author

Michael McCarty is a three-time Bram Stoker Finalist and the author of over 30 books, including CONVERSATIONS WITH KRESKIN, LIQUID DIET, MONSTER BEHIND THE WHEEL (with Mark McLaughlin), PARTNERS IN SLIME (with Mark McLaughlin), ESOTERIA-LAND, MODERN MYTHMAKERS, A HELL OF A JOB, I KISSED A GHOUL, LOST GIRL OF THE LAKE (with Joe McKinney), and more.Mark McLaughlin, McCarty's most frequent collaborator,is a Bram Stoker Award-winning writer whose most recent book is the fiction collection, BEACH BLANKET ZOMBIE. Other collections of his fiction include MOTIVATIONAL SHRIEKER, SLIME AFTER SLIME, PICKMAN'S MOTEL, and AT THE FOOTHILLS OF FRENZY (with coauthors Shane Ryan Staley and Brian Knight), among others. He won a Stoker Award for Poetry, along with Rain Graves and David Niall Wilson, for THE GOSSAMER EYE.

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