This creepy collection features four twisted tales by Bram Stoker Award nominee Jeremy C. Shipp. The stories include: Giggles Princess Don’t Laugh The Glass Box

This creepy collection features four twisted tales by Bram Stoker Award nominee Jeremy C. Shipp. The stories include: A Quivering Gray Fog Microcircus Little Mouse Soapmen

This creepy collection features three twisted tales by Bram Stoker Award nominee Jeremy C. Shipp. The stories include: Blister Spider Clowns from Planet X Dust Bunnies Praise for Jeremy C. Shipp: “Shipp’s boldness, daring, originality, and sheer smarts make him one of the most vital younger writers who have colonized horror literature in the past decade.” –Peter Straub, author of Ghost Story “I’m convinced Jeremy Shipp is a little bit crazy, in the best possible way. This is one of those books that alters your brain in a way similar to Philip K. Dick.” —Jeff VanderMeer, author of City of Saints & Madmen and Shriek: An Afterword "Shipp's clear, insistent voice pulls you down into the rabbit hole and doesn't let go." —Jack Ketchum, author of The Girl Next Door “Jeremy Shipp is a very good drug. I hope this book gets banned in high schools soon!” –John Skipp, author of The Emerald Burrito of Oz "Jeremy's impressive stories are as intelligent, entertaining, and moving as they are strange. Read him now.” —Carlton Mellick III, author of The Egg Man

This creepy collection features the novella "The Ascension of Globcow the Foot Eater," and the twisted tale "The Hobo." Praise for Jeremy C. Shipp: “Shipp’s boldness, daring, originality, and sheer smarts make him one of the most vital younger writers who have colonized horror literature in the past decade.” –Peter Straub, author of Ghost Story “I’m convinced Jeremy Shipp is a little bit crazy, in the best possible way. This is one of those books that alters your brain in a way similar to Philip K. Dick.” —Jeff VanderMeer, author of City of Saints & Madmen and Shriek: An Afterword "Shipp's clear, insistent voice pulls you down into the rabbit hole and doesn't let go." —Jack Ketchum, author of The Girl Next Door “Jeremy Shipp is a very good drug. I hope this book gets banned in high schools soon!” –John Skipp, author of The Emerald Burrito of Oz "Jeremy's impressive stories are as intelligent, entertaining, and moving as they are strange. Read him now.” —Carlton Mellick III, author of The Egg Man