My new drabble appearance is a real gauze for celebration!

I've a drabble in the newly published The Mummy, the latest entry in the Legends of Night series published by Black Ink Fiction.

I promise that you'll get all wrapped up in these stories!

Purchase: The Mummy

Latest drabble: Wait Until Spring

Please enjoy my latest horror drabble (a work of fiction exactly 100 words long), here: 

Wait Until Spring

With warmer weather approaching, the protagonist of my story had better start worrying...   :)

 

Drabble accepted to new anthology, Heartless

 My drabble, "Broken," is included in the just-published Heartless anthology by Black Ink Fiction.

Heartless is available in both paperback and Kindle!

Included in new anthology

Two of my drabbles have been included in the just-published Winter Shocks, by Black Ink Fiction.

I guarantee that you won't be reading your children, "Twas," my (gruesome) take on The Night Before Christmas. Plus, little Jimmy isn't happy with his Christmas gift in "Disgruntled."

Winter Shocks is available in both paperback and Kindle!

Purchase Winter Shocks

My drabble, "Spun Horror" is included Festival of Fear anthology. Available in both Kindle and paperback editions. This collection will make you think twice before bringing your children to another carnival or festival.

And I wrote the Foreword!

Festival of Fear

My drabble was selected for inclusion in the Bloodlust anthology. Available in both Kindle and paperback editions. This collection brings fresh takes to the typical vampire story tropes.

I went a decidedly humorous route. My story, "A Remote Location," is story #102.

If you’re familiar with the opening chapter of Bram Stoker's Dracula novel you’ll appreciate "A Remote Location" all the more.

My book: It Came From...

Click here: It Came From ...

It Came From...contains 21 essays providing comparisons between original source material and the resulting film for such well-known classics as WIZARD OF OZ, WILLY WONKA, PSYCHO, FLASH GORDON, and DRACULA.. Familiar treasures -- Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Body Snatcher" and Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol -- are covered, as well as lesser-known gems like Daphne du Maurier's short story behind the feature thriller, DON'T LOOK NOW, and M. R. James' "Casting the Runes," the basis for NIGHT OF THE DEMON. Faithfulness to the original, author and screenwriter biographies, their inspirations and challenges, and analysis of both versions of the famous works, all lead to an authoritative consensus for "Who did it better, and why?" Published in 2020 by Midnight Marquee Press.

Don't take my word for it. 😊 Read what others have to say:

"This is an excellent look at book-to-films and the highs and lows of what that entails. This is a must read for all lovers of books and films. I highly recommend this." -- Keith Chawgo, Literary License Podcast.

"There's plenty of rich history to be found within these pages; the background information on the books and stories that inspired these blockbusters is entertaining." - Rue Morgue magazine

"It Came From...an outstanding survey that not only connects literary with screen inspiration and approaches, but offers readers a foundation for assessing and contrasting different horror and sci-fi cinematic approaches. No film collection should be without this classic inspection." - D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review.

"Nemeth and Madison have written a fascinating book." - Laura Wagner, Classic Images magazine

"This is an extremely well written book with interesting comments and nice biographies. Really worth picking up." - Little Shoppe of Horrors magazine