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Release: The Sirens Call Issue #08 – Men in Horror!

By Sirens Call Publications April 30, 2013 3 Comments

FREE DOWNLOAD! http://www.SirensCallPublications.com The Sirens Call Issue #08 - Men in Horror Featuring 98 pages of Short Stories, Flash Fiction, Poetry, Artwork, Book Ads, an interview with artist Mariusz ‘Noistromo’ Siergiejew, and an interview with Lane Kareska, author of the upcoming novella North Dark. Because we featured an all female issue in February for WiHM, in the interest of being fair, […]

Submissions Closed – Slaughter House: The Serial Killer Edition

By Sirens Call Publications January 16, 2013 Leave a comment

Submissions for Slaughter House: The Serial Killer Edition are now closed. Sirens Call Publications would like to thank all of the authors who submitted stories to this anthology. Please bear with us while we read through all of the submissions. If you have not heard from us, and you submitted a story, please feel free […]

Reaping with J. Marie Ravenshaw – Inspiration for Gable’s Leatherworks…

By Sirens Call Publications September 30, 2012 Leave a comment

J. Marie Ravenshaw is the author of Gable’s Leatherworks in Sirens Call Publications latest anthology, Now I Lay Me Down To Reap. We wanted to know what her inspiration was, so we decided to ask. This is what J. Marie told us… J. Marie’s Inspiration for Gable’s Leatherworks When I was a young child, I […]

Reaping with John H. Dromey – Digging Up Ideas…

By Sirens Call Publications September 29, 2012 1 Comment

John H. Dromey is the author of The False Odor of Sanctity in Now I Lay Me Down to Reap, Sirens Call Publications newest anthology. Wanting to know the inspiration for his story, we asked John. We received this guest post in response… Digging Up Ideas When a friend showed me a write-up on grave […]

Reaping with Lori Michelle – You Should Have…

By Sirens Call Publications September 28, 2012 Leave a comment

Lori Michelle is the author of You Should Have in Sirens Call Publications newest anthology, Now I Lay Me Down To Reap. We wanted to know the inspiration behind it, so we asked Lori. This is what she shared with us… You Should You “You Should Have” was written in a response to a joke […]

Reaping with Thomas James Brown – My Inspiration for Beasts of Burden

By Sirens Call Publications September 27, 2012 Leave a comment

Thomas James Brown is one of the authors in Sirens Call Publications newest anthology, Now I Lay Me Down To Reap. After reading his story Beasts of Burden, we wanted to know what inspired him to pen the tale; the following is what he shared with us… My Inspiration for Beasts of Burden When I […]

Reaping with Aspen deLainey – And That’s The Way It Happened…

By Sirens Call Publications September 26, 2012 Leave a comment

Aspen deLainey is the author of Sweet Addiction in Now I Lay Me Down To Reap, the newest anthology from Sirens Call Publications. As her story is set in a world different from our own, but with striking similarities, we wanted to know the inspiration behind her piece. This is what she shared with us… […]

Open Submission for Pink Pepper Press

By Sirens Call Publications September 24, 2012 Leave a comment

For those of you that may not have heard quite yet, Sirens Call Publications has developed a new imprint called Pink Pepper Press. It’s the home for all of the romance and erotica that just doesn’t fit under the Sirens Call Publications banner. In fact, we have two books releasing next month: The Falcon’s Chase […]

Open Submission – Mental Ward: Stories from the Asylum

By Sirens Call Publications September 12, 2012 2 Comments

Sanatorium, mental ward, psychiatric hospital – they’re all the same. Places where the infirm, the crazy, and the certifiable go for treatment… Or what passes for ‘treatment’. We want stories of bedlam taking place within the padded walls of an institution. Give us stories of experiments gone wrong, patients revolting against the staff, or even […]

Open Submission – Bellows of the Bone Box

By Sirens Call Publications September 11, 2012 1 Comment

Steampunk Horror at it’s finest! Travel to a world where steam power is widely used, and weave a tale where Steampunk horror rules the night. Tell a tale of imagination, fascination and horror that will keep the reader enthralled by what was or might have been in an age dominated by clockworks of brass, pneumatic […]