BADASS HORROR: First Three Stories
Violence, Zombies and Cat-People
I published a book for Dybbuk Press entitled BADASS HORROR. You can buy a copy of BADASS HORROR online. Or order it at your local bookstore.
I probably won’t have a new BADASS HORROR article out this week, so to thank everyone that just signed up, I am providing links to articles about the first three stories.
I opened the book with Gerard Brennan’s Irish Noir tale of a man who spends his vacation in Southern Ireland playing pool, drinking and getting tortured.
"Pool Sharks" by Gerard Brennan (BADASS HORROR)
This series is about the stories in the anthology BADASS HORROR, the second Dybbuk Press book. Please buy a copy and read along.
Next we have Garry Kilworth’s story about a man who is a cat, but not in the Axl Rose way (I will never get tired of that joke). He should not have trusted his friendly roommates.
"The Stray" by Garry Kilworth (BADASS HORROR)
Writer’s Note: If you’d like to read these stories, they are all available in BADASS HORROR, the second Dybbuk Press anthology.
Finally, we have Michael Hemmingson’s zombie detective story. It depicts Florida getting taken over by zombies, so a much better version of Florida than the one we got. There’s also zombie sex.
"Hardboiled Stiff" by Michael Hemmingson (BADASS HORROR)
Note: If you’d like to read these stories, they are all available in BADASS HORROR, the second Dybbuk Press anthology.
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Gerard Brennan also wrote a story in Belfast Noir.
Garry Kilworth is very popular among furry writers for stories like “Hunter’s Moon.”
To hear a Michael Hemmingson story, check out “Judas Payne: A Weird Western”
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