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Showing posts with label weird tales of terror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weird tales of terror. Show all posts
Friday, June 28, 2013
Weird Tales of Terror Review in Hellnotes
I was delighted to read this wonderful review about my collection WEIRD TALES OF TERROR in Hellnotes . Here's a tiny taste of the beginning. You can click on the link to read the rest.
WEIRD TALES OF TERROR: VOLUME ONE
Sephera Giron
Trade Paperback Edition: CreateSpace; 392 pages; $12.99
eBook: Kindle Edition: Scarlett Publishing; $2.99
Reviewer: William J. Grabowski
Award-winning author Sephera Giron has released a collection of never-before-published fiction: six short stories, including a novel, The Witch’s Field. A hefty work indeed of early excursions into spaces where trauma, insanity, isolation, and sex collide with horror and the occult.
For early work this is well-crafted, potent material. During the read, I kept telling myself: “This stuff is like Joyce Carol Oates as directed by David Cronenberg.” In case you missed it, that’s meant as a compliment.
Read the rest of the review here.
WEIRD TALES OF TERROR is available both in trade paperback and as an ebook.
I would love to hear your thoughts about it.
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Weird Tales of Terror is Weird!
Weird Tales of Terror is now available in print form too. The prices are as low as they can be for over 350 pages of horror, weirdness and erotica.
Currently, the e-book is $2.99 which is a great deal for six stories and a complete novel from an award-winning horror author.
The print book is only $12.99.
Weird Tales of Terror is for a mature audience. There are a couple of stories that have very explicit sex scenes. Other stories might be too gruesome for a younger crowd.
This book includes a full length novel about psychics from a psychic fair helping an older woman unravel a decades old mystery in The Witch's Field.
There are a couple of ghost stories and stories about insanity. All the stories have horror or "weirdness" a la Twilight Zone in them.
This weekend's free treat on Kindle is: No One Listens and Release
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