The first anthology from Horns and Rattles Press, Fish Gather to Listen is a collection of short horror, each with the common theme of water. They lurk. They drown. They watch. What swims beneath the surface? Combining both flash fiction and short stories, the collection has a range from starfish to merfolk. From sharks to coral. Themes of grief and hunger. What draws you to the sea? What pulls you under?

What waits for you in the water's darkness? Something beautiful, something deadly - or perhaps both? And what happens when those unknown horrors rise to the surface?With Sand, Salt, Blood, editor Elle Turpitt has brought together twenty short stories & poems which explore the mysterious depths of the ocean and what lurks beneath the waves. From warrior witches to disastrous cruises, intimidating theme park rides to shipwrecks, sharks, sirens and more, this anthology will m...

The editors who brought you Fish Gather to Listen present an all-new collection of short horror stories with the common themes of flora and fungi.They grow and tangle.They bloom and decay.They pierce and poison.With a variety of flash, micro, and short fiction, this collection ranges from witches' brews to choking molds. From acorns to moss to sunflowers to spores.

This is a charity anthology; all proceeds will be donated to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund and ANERA (American Near East Refugee Aid).Over 30 authors in the horror community donated stories to help the civilians of Palestine. Among the stories are:-- codependent necromancers-- a spy discovers a supernatural weapon that might turn the tide of the war-- a Girl Scout troop camping trip goes horribly wrong when dinosaurs show up-- a ...

The End is Weird. In the event of cosmic fallout, it is vital that you adhere to the following: Secure your own persona, and a backup if available. A neighbor' s is acceptable. Your skin may attempt to abscond. This is normal in these situations. Ignore all notifications from your mobile devices. They are not to be trusted. Pay no mind to the details of that photograph. Yes, that one. Should your body accrue any additional limbs, please keep proper inventory; they will need to be accounted...