Month: March 2016

It’s Today! KIDS Vol 1 Book Launch! Come check it out!

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MAR14

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Dark Chapter Press Kids – due date 15th March 2016. We are celebrating with an online release party just hours before the book goes live. With competitions, music, movie clips, Q and A opportunities, this is a party not to be missed, in honour of what is sure to be one of this year’s hottest collections of dark fiction.

Kids.
They laugh, they scream, they play.
They’re innocent and harmless, cute and cuddly, the apple of their parents’ eye.

Or…

None of the above applies. Kids can be the joy of a couple’s life, but in the world of horror, they are anything but. These kids can kill, and maim; they laugh while you scream and play in the hot blood spilled from your mutilated, shuddering body. They may look… cute and cuddly but, on the inside, they’re pure and absolute evil.

Kids is an anthology about the devils spawn; children who break all social protocol and scare the living hell out of you. Newborn, toddler, infant, teenager? Kids has them all. Whether they’re evil personified or bravely facing evil head on, these children will live long in the memory.

From Dark Chapter Press comes Kids, the first of an exclusive two-part anthology. Featuring eighteen terrifying stories of child-based terror from a whole host of horror talent, the words on these pages will leave you shaking with fear. Featuring a foreword from Ryan C. Thomas, this book isn’t suitable for bedtime stories, but it will appeal to the horror readers who like their lore gory, violent, suspenseful, and darkly humorous.

Remember, they’re only children. What harm can they do?

A few words about J Ellington Ashton Press!

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J Ellington Ashton Press began in 1950 (catt dahman’s father wrote under that name) and was brought from retirement in 2013.We are traditional and we are a horror-oriented press. We allow JEA authors to show releases, conventions, awards, and much more. We do grant permission for a few friends (from other presses or those who are Indie) to post here as well but only after written permission is given. We have many readers, fans, and friends in the publishing world and we allow them to be active here. We are a press and also own and operate a blog cast- Wicked Little Things- (Humor, writing, movies, horror, radio personalities, entertainment) for free publicity for anyone who is interested. It airs Friday nights at 7 PM (CST). https://www.facebook.com/groups/WickedLittleThings/ and https://www.facebook.com/WickedLittleThings3238704610/ Website: http://www.jellingtonashton.com
J. Ellington Ashton Press

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News Flash for those in the Roane County, TN area!

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News Flash!!!!  For all Book Lovers!

 

Book Festival

12 Authors at the Kingston Public Library!

Date: March 19, 2016

Time: Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

1004 /Bradford Way

Kingston, TN 37854

(865) 376-9905

(Across from the 58 landing on route 58, south, near Fort Southwest Point)

A variety of genres will be offered for sale! Come hang out, see the books we have to offer and support your favorite authors!

 

Thanks and we hope to see you there!

 

BJ Gillum and the Roane Writers Group

 

Book Launch for KIDS-VOL 1 Anthology!

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Cover Photo

MAR14

Going
Invite

Private · Hosted by Jack Rollins and 2 others
  • pin
    Right here on Facebook
  • envelope
    Invited by Jack Rollins
Dark Chapter Press Kids – due date 15th March 2016. We are celebrating with an online release party just hours before the book goes live. With competitions, music, movie clips, Q and A opportunities, this is a party not to be missed, in honour of what is sure to be one of this year’s hottest collections of dark fiction.

Kids.
They laugh, they scream, they play.
They’re innocent and harmless, cute and cuddly, the apple of their parents’ eye.

Or…

None of the above applies. Kids can be the joy of a couple’s life, but in the world of horror, they are anything but. These kids can kill, and maim; they laugh while you scream and play in the hot blood spilled from your mutilated, shuddering body. They may look… cute and cuddly but, on the inside, they’re pure and absolute evil.

Kids is an anthology about the devils spawn; children who break all social protocol and scare the living hell out of you. Newborn, toddler, infant, teenager? Kids has them all. Whether they’re evil personified or bravely facing evil head on, these children will live long in the memory.

From Dark Chapter Press comes Kids, the first of an exclusive two-part anthology. Featuring eighteen terrifying stories of child-based terror from a whole host of horror talent, the words on these pages will leave you shaking with fear. Featuring a foreword from Ryan C. Thomas, this book isn’t suitable for bedtime stories, but it will appeal to the horror readers who like their lore gory, violent, suspenseful, and darkly humorous.

Remember, they’re only children. What harm can they do?

a great start for anthology “8 Deadly Kisses”!

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Two five-star reviews for the charity antho, 8 Deadly Kisses, which my story, The Black Cat, is in! Check it out, and if you decide to pick it up, don’t forget to leave a review after! This helps all of us authors out, as well as spreading the word on the charity, CAMFED, which the proceeds for this anthology will go to!
Have a great rest of the week, and enjoy! 🙂
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5.0 out of 5 starsDeadly Indeed!

By pvlimbaugh on February 23, 2016

Format: Kindle Edition

What better book to read than Eight Deadly Kisses, an anthology from Dark Chapter Press during the month of February. As you know, February has been dubbed Women in Horror Month and this collection of eight short stories by eight female authors is killer! Each with their own unique style and each with a strong female protagonist.

Night Terrors by Audrey E.L. Coots is a creepy read involving sleep or lack of, as the case may be. I’m sure everyone at one time or another has felt a sensation of being touched while drifting off to sleep. We usually chalk it up to being overtired, overworked, but what if there’s more to it? What if there is malice hidden within the touch, what if…

Alice J. Black gives us Soul Seekers. Peyton and Olivia are in the business of ridding homes and businesses of ghosts. No job is too small until she comes face to face with something other than that misplaced soul looking for the other side.

Chloe’s been looking for that perfect date but so far no one has panned out. After seeing an ad for Soul Mate, she thinks just maybe this could be her answer. Aah, but I think Fiona Dodwell’s The Dead Season will soon dispel the notion of finding one’s soul mate.

Marion is a quaint little tale of memories or perhaps I should say the lack of… I’ll let Erica Chin tell you about this one.

Veronica Smith’s Commuting is a vicious little story. Tamar has just been car-jacked, she must use her wits to get out of this mess. But, when a good Samaritan tries to intervene on her behalf, we learn that not all good deeds are rewarded.

The Black Cat, by Sharon Higa, is a story of survival. A high seas fantasy of pirates, magic, and a girl who will show all who’s boss.

Late Lunch, now this is a nasty little tale penned by C.A. Viruet. Just be careful before ordering the lunch special and by all means don’t believe those Yelp! reviews!

Mara Jade Smith is being stalked. Living in fear until one day she snaps, no longer willing to be a victim, she’s ready to do a little stalking of her own. Prick by DA Chaney shows what happens when you push someone too far.

Altogether quite a nice collection of stories and all for a good cause. All the authors are to be applauded for giving up their payment in order to make this happen. Do check out the forward by Jack Rollins to learn more about this charity and the afterword by David Basnett, the editors of this fine collection.