Horror Fiction by John Monsees
Starting with Roadkill Girls, I’m kicking off something big, mean, and long overdue: Grindhouse Horror 2025 — a pulp horror book series, one title a month, from now through October (and maybe beyond if the blood keeps flowing). These books are short, nasty little monsters. …
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The proofs are in, and they look damn good. Naturally, I dropped everything to flip through a copy, and I’m happy to report the June 17 release is still on track. I made a couple tweaks to the spine and back cover, and caught a …
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Let’s talk crab guts, coastal rot, and the sweet agony of rewriting an ending that just didn’t hit hard enough. I’m neck-deep in the final draft of Feeding Ground, and like any good bloodbath, things are getting messy. Originally, I thought I was on the …
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“Something’s moving in the estuary. And it’s hungry.” Tourists are vanishing. The sea smells wrong. And ex-Royal Marine turned crab fisherman Jack Harwood just hauled up something in his pots that damn near took his arm off. Welcome to Saltwick Bay — a dying town …
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