Bøger af Kurt Newton

13 original short stories, articles and poems from talented authors of horror from around the world. Published monthly. Devolution Z Magazine accepts supernatural horror short story and poetry submissions. We also accept articles based on local and urban legends, myths, terrifying encounters, and all things supernatural and frightening. In this issue: POETRY "Mile Marker 237" by Marsheila Rockwell "The Midnight Hunt of Slenderman" by Grant Butler "Last Train Out" by Kurt Newton SHORT STORIES "To Kill a Quisquilia" by Daniel Soule "The Eulogy" by Francis J. Burns "The Secret Name All Living Things Know" by Bruce L. Priddy "The Cure" by Marisa Manuel "They Are out There" by Dave Dormer "Meet the New Boss" by D.M. Hicks "Good Night, Sleep Tight" by Frank A. Schury "Flower Girl" by Brad Scott "Personal Effects" by Christa Carmen "The Other Self" by TS Alan

Argosy is a revival of the classic pulp format for the digital age, publishing low-cost, quality pulp fiction in ebook format. The time is now. Strange things are happening across the globe. Four unwilling heroes are thrown into circumstances beyond their comprehension. Some react in good humor; others, with trepidation. Some will return scarred, others broken, and some will not return at all. Somewhere in New England, a man returns to the place of his nightmares to search for his older brother, missing for thirty years, while in Central Texas a man awakes with no memory of his identity and little of his past. Elsewhere in the Southern United States, two men stumble upon a secret best left untold, and in Auckland, New Zealand a man disappears without a trace. In this volume, four novelettes of modern pulp fiction, set in the modern day: The Beat of Heavy Wings by Kurt Newton Your Basic Plot by Curtis James McConnell Illegal Aliens by G. Lloyd Helm Hidden by Peter Glassborow

This small collection of poems, verses and flash fiction scenes, make a literary scrap book documenting the true story of two writers who meet online and fall in love. It is honest and raw but at the same time delicate and filled with beauty.

A collection of 23 stories from Kurt Newton, including: The Pit, Puppies For Sale, Bruises, Under the Bridge, Thumbin ', Something Profound, The Whittling, creak!, Angels of Mercy, Angels of Grief, Skins, The Banana Man, Dead Dogs, Trunk Story, Nature Walk, The Dog Park, B - Side, Lost Dog, Periphery, Post Mortem, The Stagnant Ponds, Thirty-Two Scenes from A Dead Hooker's Mouth, Lump and The Golden Door."For dark and cerebral writing, read Kurt Newton, a purveyor of tragedies of both the human condition and of the supernatural; to wit, his latest-a collection that is not just 23 short stories, but 23 sharp and shocking BRUISES to the psyche!"-Eric J. Guignard, multiple award-winning author and editor, including That Which Grows Wild and Doorways to the DeadeyeThe blood was streaming from her eyes, her ears, thick runnels ran from her nostrils like flu snot. So much blood. "How could you?" she screamed, her voice shrill. He felt the weight of his suitcases in his grip and put them down. He tried to console her, but he couldn't touch her. Bruises had mottled her exposed skin, blossoming one upon the other until every inch of her had blackened. And still it continued, past the point of discoloration as her arms and legs began to erupt in minute fissures at first pink and then a deep crimson. "You promised me," she mumbled through lips split like boiled meat as she sank to the floor, her eyes no longer capable of sight. "In sickness and in health... For better or for worse... You be the passenger, I'll drive the hearse," she said in sing-song fashion. She was laughing now, a maniacal grin spread across her ruined features. He stood by in horror and watched as her finger stretched out and, in the blood that now pooled around her, she scrawled out the word "COWARD" in tall, child-like letters... -from the story "Bruises"

O little town of Deathlehem, Within you death doth lie! Beneath thy deep and rutted streets Tormented souls do cry. Yet in your dark streets shineth A cold and ghostly light. The fears and tears of all the years Are met in thee tonight. Well, here we are again, folks - Deathlehem ... ... where Krampus isn't the only creature to fear when the holiday draws near... ... where holiday treats aren't safe to eat ... ... where not even the apocalypse will keep people from celebrating the holiday ... ... where even Chanukah isn't safe to celebrate ... Twenty-five more tales of holiday horror to benefit The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation