Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Feature: American Nightmare from Kraken Press - Giveaway


American Nightmare
George Cotronis, Editor
Kraken Press, March 2014
Trade Paperback and eBook, 240 pages

It's the 1950s. There's always something good on the radio, cherry red Cadillacs cruise the streets and everything is always perfect. Marilyn is still alive and the War is over. America goes to bed, nuclear annihilation postponed another day.

Welcome to the American Nightmare.

Nuclear families dabbling in the occult. Little League games in the summer, old blood spilled in the dust. Unspeakable things hiss and crawl, unseen along the 38th parallel, camouflaged under muzzle flashes. This is what happens behind the white picket fences and waving flags.



Table of Contents

Grandma Elspeth's Enchiridion for Domestic Harmony - Rachel Anding
In the Blood - Mark W. Coulter
Chiaroscuro - Dino Parenti
Bow Creek - Raymond Little
Glow - Adrean Messmer
Lucy's Lips - Madeleine Swann
Pear People from Planet 13 - MP Johnson
Ghost Girl, Zombie Boy and the Count - Chris Thorndycroft
The Two Monsters of Levittown - T. Fox Dunham
Double Feature - Neal Litherland
The Black Pharaoh of Hollywood - Ian Welke
The King - W. P. Johnson
A Night to Remember - Tim Marquitz
All the Beautiful Marilyns - Max Booth III




The Giveaway

What:  Four entrants will win copies of American Nightmare from Kraken Press - 1 entrant will win a print copy and 3 entrants will win digital copies (choice of mobi, ePub, or PDF).

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Who and When:  The contest is open to all humans on the planet earth with a mailing address. Contest ends at 11:59PM US Eastern Time on June 25, 2014. Void where prohibited by law. No purchase necessary. You must be 18 years old or older to enter.

*Giveaway rules and duration are subject to change without any notice.*

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7 comments:

  1. Interesting concept to be playing around with. I'm normally not much for horror, but I definitely need to branch out in my reading material, and more horror is a good first step, I think. (In theory, anyway. :p)

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  2. This look great, and I can't wait to read it!

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  3. Looks amazing can't wait to check this out.

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  4. .....nice, horror short story collections are always nice in my book.....

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