By David Kemper
Even in fiction, life isn’t all action. It also flows from place to place like a stream. And just like a trickling brook, often the most appealing stretches are between the tumult of the rapids. Take a literary trip through the day-to-day life and journeys of an urban rabbi, accompanied by a little Handel.
At the 2005 World Horror Convention in New York City this past April, writers from around the world gathered to immerse themselves in terrible things. Twilight Tales sponsored the annual short-short story contest and we’re proud to present this year’s masters of macabre in miniature. Congratulations to Martin Mundt , Christopher M. Cevasco , Bev Vincent , and Martel Sardina.
By Kelley Armstong
Werewolves? There’s no such thing; they’re myths-fairytales of bogeymen meant to scare children. But, in the paranormal investigative world, hoaxes about them are taken with deadly seriousness.
By Gerard Houarner
Losing her husband hurt Clarice terribly. Losing their baby at birth was devastating. But when someone or some thing steals her child’s ashes, getting them back reveals to her what Heaven and Hell have in store.
