Glenn Rolfe (Blood and Rain and August's Eyes) is back with a new collection of deliciously frightening, thought-provoking horror. Whether dealing with werewolves in "The Dead Brother Situation", a vicious cult in "The Devil's Kin", an evil doll in the Splatterpunk Award-nominated "Molly", or gut-wrenching loss in "Gone Away", these fifteen dark tales promise to entertain, cause your skin to crawl, and make you feel a little more. Nocturnal Pursuits takes you on a journey into the heart of an author both obsessed with and afraid of the macabre. Be it a suicide woods, a crazed gas station attendant, or neighborhood enigma throwing a party, you won't soon forget these encounters. When the shadows fall upon the day and the living are fast asleep, Glenn Rolfe is wide-awake wrestling with aliens, demons, and the ghosts that take up the dark corners of his mind. You've been invited. Don't say we didn't warn you.

Nocturnal Pursuits

Lee, an urban shaman, gets tasked with tracking down a vinyl copy of the Dark Light EP by the '80s hard rock band, Bad Obsession. The extremely rare record is said to be cursed. Nearly every copy of the album burned in a fire at Tower Records in Los Angeles the day of its release. With only one remaining member of the band alive and living in a home for those battling Alzheimer's, Lee must return to Maine, a place where he's battled evil forces before, and see if he can retrieve the album. Living her life on autopilot and working in an economy motel, Rhiannon is visited by a dark force she's not felt in years. The evil is familiar but not quite what she remembered. This is something else. In over her head, she calls out for Lee, hoping her old friend can hear her. Brought back together by a force beyond anything either has dealt with prior, Lee and Rhiannon must combat powers beyond their realm. The Master wants to come through, and should someone spin the crimson vinyl, that's just what he'll do. A portal is about to open, and the world is about to learn the true meaning of pain. Something in the Groove is calling. Can you hear it?

Something In The Groove

17 horror Stories. One legendary music venue. We all know the old cliché: Sex, drugs and rock and roll. Now, add demons, other dimensions, monsters, revenge, human sacrifice, and a dash of the truly inexplicable. This is the story of the (fictional) San Francisco music venue, The Shantyman. In Welcome to the Show, seventeen of today's hottest writers of horror and dark fiction come together in devilish harmony to trace The Shantyman's history from its disturbing birth through its apocalyptic encore. Featuring stories by Brian Keene, John Skipp, Mary SanGiovanni, Robert Ford, Max Booth III, Glenn Rolfe, Matt Hayward, Bryan Smith, Matt Serafini, Kelli Owen, Jonathan Janz, Patrick Lacey, Adam Cesare, Alan M Clark, Somer Canon, Rachel Autumn Deering and Jeff Strand. Compiled by Matt Hayward. Edited by Doug Murano. Bring your curiosity, but leave your inhibitions at the door. The show is about to begin.TOC: Alan M Clark - What Sort of Rube Jonathan Janz - Night and Day and in Between John Skipp - In the Winter of No Love Patrick Lacey - Wolf with Diamond Eyes Bryan Smith - Pilgrimage Rachel Autumn Deering - A Tongue like Fire Glenn Rolfe - Master of Beyond Matt Hayward - Dark Stage Kelli Owen - Open Mic Night Matt Serafini - Beat on the Past Max Booth III - True Starmen Somer Canon - Just to be Seen Jeff Strand - Parody Robert Ford - Ascending Adam Cesare - The Southern Thing Brian Keene - Running Free Mary SanGiovanni - We Sang in Darkness

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