Join mad scientist Richard Saxon on an investigation into the darkest corners of reality… A sinister experiment aims to learn what exists beyond the veil of death. A hidden base on the dark side of the moon is humanity’s last line of defense against an unknown enemy. A house holds a dark room where the walls cry. Why doesn’t the world remember our only manned mission to Mars? But, most if you are reading this, you need to wake up! Journey through darkness, space, and death itself in Saxon’s latest collection of captivating stories. “It’s always a pleasure to discover a new author of dark fiction, especially when his debut collection is innovative, interesting and extremely entertaining.” —Monster Librarian on From the Depths “I absolutely loved this book—and I highly recommend it! There are some creepy gems hidden in here!” —Artemisia Vulgaris on From the Depths
Author
This is a pseudonym for Joseph Lawrence Morrissey, who also wrote under the pseudonym Henry Richards. J.L. Morrissey was born in the United Kingdom, but became a resident of the United States later in life. His work began with thrillers, published in the 1930s and 1940s, then focused on science fiction in the 1960s, which he is perhaps best known for. He died in the UK in Fleetwood, Lancashire in 1981.
