A chilling new horror anthology from the twisted minds at Sterling & Stone, featuring 12 spine-tingling tales from the studio’s most talented storytellers, including bestselling authors Sean Platt and David Wright, as well as masters of horror Sawyer Black and Ebony Graves.

Zombie Run by Jason Krumbine: A young woman stuck in a never-ending time loop relives the same day in a desperate attempt to save her boyfriend after he’s been bitten by zombies.

Judgment House by Ebony Grave: A college student is introduced to an immersive Christian-themed haunted house which may just end in a blood-soaked reckoning.

The Z.O.A. by Kim M. Watt reveals that the only thing worse than a zombie apocalypse might be the local Homeowners’ Association.

This collection of macabre and supernatural stories from Sterling & Stone won’t let you sleep easy — if you can sleep at all.

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 I got my free copy of this collection today.

Here’s what Kim Watt said about it in her newsletter

As many of you know, I have a life-long love of horror, that began with writing ghost stories at eight or so, was fed by the discovery of bumper volumes of short, dark tales with gloriously tacky green and black covers and titles like The Bumper Book of Ghost Stories (I still remember the one doll story that had me sleepless for weeks), and was firmly cemented by tricking Mum into letting me start reading Stephen King far, far too young (I gave her The Eyes of the Dragon, which, Constant Readers will know, is his version of a kids’ book. She thought it was unpleasant but fine, and I was then allowed to terrify myself with every title of his I could get my pre-teen hands on). 

And as all of you know, I am virtually incapable of writing a story without putting something slightly off-kilter in it, because I am me, and life is too complicated to be taken seriously. Hence The Z.O.A., which is my contribution to this fantastically dark and somewhat gory short story collection. I was delighted to be asked to contribute, and just hope my inclusion of zombie goldfish doesn’t stop them inviting me back next time …

Infinite Pieces Volume 1 is currently free at all your favourite retailers, so grab a copy if you dare!

LARGE DISCLAIMER: My story still has my humour, but this is not a cosy collection, and neither is my tale. It’s swearier and darker than my usual, so please be aware of that, and avoid if that’s not your idea of a fun read. I will not be offended! 

Otherwise – happy reading, lovely people!