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San Diego Horror Professionals

Series · 2 books

By Jennifer D. Corley, Ryan C. Thomas, Ryan Bradford, and more

Join San Diego’s most terrifying authors as they bring you on journeys into madness and horror. From demons and ghosts to the strange and weird, each story in this collection is sure to leave you with a healthy respect for the So Cal darkness. San Diego Horror Professionals, Volume 3 is the third in a unique series highlighting the best of America’s Finest City. "There’s no fat in this tight and terror-filled anthology of dark fiction from a place where it’s always sunny!” - Desmond Reddick, Dread Media podcast

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Authors

David Agranoff

Author · 10 books

Author of Splatterpunk award-nominated novel "Ring of Fire," (Deadite Press) "Flesh Trade" (w/Edward Morris) (Grand Mal Press) "Punk Rock Ghost Story" (Deadite Press), "The Vegan Revolution...With Zombies," (Deadite Press) "Amazing Punk Stories," (Eraserhead Press) "Boot Boys of the Wolf Reich, (Deadite) Wonderland award-nominated short story collection "Screams from a Dying World." (Grand Mal Press), the science fiction novel "Goddamn Killing Machines" from Clash books. Agranoff's latest novel is the Science fiction horror and crime hybrid Nightmare City (co-written with Anthony Trevino) from Grand Mal Press. Summer of 2023 will see the release of The Last Night to Kill Nazis a horror novel set on the last day of World War 2. Agranoff is also a co-host of the Dickheads podcast devoted to the study of Philip K Dick and related classic New Wave science fiction. You can find Dickheads on Soundcloud. On his own he host Postcards from a Dying World a podcast devoted to stuff David likes.

Ben Johnson was born and bred in Oklahoma. Despite his best effort to escape, the red dirt, blue skies and pumpjacks call to him the way some certain river calls each salmon home. After a tumultuous early adulthood he spent 17 years in and around organized labor in Vermont on both sides. Now he has returned to his first love, the stories and myths that we live inside.

Robert Essig

Author · 20 books

Robert Essig is the author of over a dozen books and well over 100 short stories. His latest books are Follow the Maggot Wagon (Infected Voices) and Tweaker Creatures (The Evil Cookie). He is the editor of several small Press anthologies, most recently Chew On This! (Blood Bound Books), which was nominated for a Splatterpunk Award. Robert is on all major social media platforms. He lives with his family in east Tennessee.