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[Orion Corvus]

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[Katrina]

ooh this is exciting! I don't write, but I know a few horror writers. I can tell them to check out your forum.

 

[Orion Corvus]

ooh this is exciting! I don't write, but I know a few horror writers. I can tell them to check out your forum.

Right on!

Last year, we published Readers Digested, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, and we have been collecting authors for a third installment. We try to attend Comics Cons and book conventions every year where we carry the books. 😎

 

[Katrina]

Right on!

Last year, we published Readers Digested, Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, and we have been collecting authors for a third installment. We try to attend Comics Cons and book conventions every year where we carry the books. 😎

Are you a member of the Horror Writers Association that's a world-wide non-profit group?

 

[Gizmo]

I'm intrigued. I'll sign up 😀

 

[Orion Corvus]

Are you a member of the Horror Writers Association that's a world-wide non-profit group?

Nada. Maybe sometime later on I'll look into that.

 

[Orion Corvus]

I'm intrigued. I'll sign up 😀

It's hard for me to keep track with who's who with all name-changes, but you might have an account, haha. We were Dustjacket briefly before I revamped and decided to scale back for a more targeted group.

 

[Orion Corvus]

Readers Digested, Vol. 1: Stories of the Unknown​

Mishmashers Publishing and the Nightmare Shift welcome you to confront your fears of the unknown. Be aware though, it may just eat you alive!

Readers Digested, Vol. 1 has been a labor of love, a year in the making for our small independent company. The anthology comprises itself of an array of stories written by a collection of talented, enthusiastic artists from around the world. Our desire? To scare the hell out of you! To creep you out a little bit. Or, even simply, to entertain you.

Whether it be something oddball weird or spooky, there are innumerable reasons one seeks out horror or ghastly tales, and we're confident we will satisfy more than a few of them with our assortment.

• A Monster Story by S.A. Moore​
• Regret, Inc., Medicinehead and Save Point by Todd Rigney​
• Glass Case by Ashley Grant​
• The Labyrinth and the Lighthouse and That Grim Machine by Tim Babbitt​
• There's a Monster in my Room and The Ghost Lamp by Matt Schorr​
• The Science of Spirits by Bradley Walker​
• Parlor Tricks by McConnaughay​

Check it Out!

 

[Orion Corvus]

I wrote an article recently on Nightmare Shift that goes in-depth on the horror films that were released this year (2023) and their performance at the worldwide box office.