Sirens Call Publications is pleased to announce the release of its newest anthology…
What Dwells Below
Have you ever walked over a grate in a sidewalk or passed by a manhole cover slightly ajar only to find the small hairs on your arm starting to rise, or terror washing over you at what may lurk unseen?
The twelve tales in this anthology explore urban horrors waiting just below our feet… Whether it’s the story of four boys who go searching for an urban legend only to come face to face with something far more sinister, or a man who watches those who dwell below under the cover of darkness while secretly coveting their subterranean existence, or tales of persons gone missing who disappear into the depths never to be seen again, there’s something in this collection to keep even the most staunch explorer above ground for a long time.
What Dwells Below will haunt your imagination with the unseen long after you have finished reading it!
*This book is a collection of similarly themed yet varying fictitious short stories from multiple authors.
Subterranean — Peter Oliver Wonder
Gator Bait — Ray Zacek
Drains to Bay — Guy Riessen
Reclusive — Jason L. Kawa
Melvin’s Disgusting New Job — Christofer Nigro
The Space Between — Brent Abell
Clog — Jonah Buck
In The Dark — S. K. Gregory
The Kindling of Bones — Nicholas Paschall
Underworld — Sheldon Woodbury
The Tale of Thomas — Jeremy Megargee
Taken — DJ Tyrer
What Dwells Below is available on:
Amazon: US | UK | Australia | Canada | Germany | Italy | France | Spain | Japan | Mexico | Brazil | India | The Netherlands
(other purchase portals to follow…)
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Reblogged this on The Norse King and commented:
My newest short story is available as part of the horror anthology WHAT DWELLS BELOW, the latest release from Sirens Call Publications, who I am proud to say has published several of my short stories over the past several years. My own contribution to this volume, “Melvin’s Disgusting New Job,” features an unfortunate bloke named Melvin (considering the title of the story, did you expect it to be Phinneus or Kabuba?) who takes a job working a lonely job in a sewer, with only the rats, clumps of foul-smelling sewage, and various floating pieces of discarded human refuse to keep him company during his rancid midnight shift work site. Well, not exactly, since he soon finds out he has some additional company down there, something decidedly worse than the plethora of foraging rats and floating used condoms already surrounding him during his nightly eight hours in that subterranean realm of filth. What could it possibly be? Melvin isn’t exactly certain upon seeing it, but he quickly surmises that whatever it may be, it’s nothing that he nor anyone else with a single shred of remaining sanity or sense of self-preservation wants to spend a single moment alone with in that fetid environment–let alone eight hours every single night.
What are the implications of this story on the shared pulp hero/horror/crime noir universe I call the Wild Hunt Universe? Time will tell, but that may be something quickly running out for poor Melvin.
Reblogged this on Our Darkest Fears and commented:
It has been a busy few weeks with releases! “The Space Between” is one of my personal favorite stories and I hope you pick the anthology up to read it and all the other stories hiding under the streets.
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