“Immersive, rewarding and highly entertaining”

—SFBook Reviews

“Pure pulp pleasure”

—Mystery People

[About Joe R. Lansdale]: “A folklorist’s eye for telling detail and a front-porch raconteur’s sense of pace.”

—New York Times Book Review

 The specters from “the other side” won’t know what hit them!

“The authors of Shadows Over Main Street, Volume 2 tap into… naturally occurring strangeness and dial it to eleven.”

—Laird Barron, Bram Stoker Award® winning author of The Beautiful Thing That Awaits Us All and The Croning.

—Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of Fall of Night and V-Wars.

Edited by Doug Murano and D. Alexander Ward.

Welcome home — we’ve been waiting for you.

From a classic possessed puppets story, to mysterious green mists and gods wreaking havoc, to an old-style Hollywood ghost and other supernatural horrors, this collection brings you stories you’ll enjoy from skilled horror fabulists such as Marsheila Rockwell & Jeffrey J. Mariotte, John F.D. Taff, Tom Johnstone, Kristin Dearborn, Jason Wyckoff, Brian Lillie and more!

“A tight collection of talented writers, exploring the dark and lonely.”

—Jack Ketchum, Bram Stoker Award® winning author of The Lost and The Girl Next Door

“A well-crafted gateway to works of the strange, the unsettling and the terrifying. Highly recommended for readers who enjoy a bit of macabre with their literary tastes.”

—Eric J. Guignard, author and Bram Stoker Award winning editor of After Death… and Baggage of Eternal Night

Some chills are best served in Slices!

The multiple Bram Stoker Award® nominated Horror Library anthology series is back, shepherded by new editor Eric J. Guignard — who is a Stoker winner in his own right — and imbued with a new level of literary energy and purpose!

The Horror Library has been home to critically acclaimed horror shorts for more than 10 years. This legacy continues with Horror Library Volume 6, which is available right now at Amazon.com.

“…each expertly crafted tale is phenomenal. This is the first Horror Library volume I have read. It makes me want to pick up the first five to see what they have to offer. Run out to get this immediately.” —MonsterLibrarian.com

The Horror Library lives — long live Horror Library!