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With stories from Eric J. Guignard, Shelby Dollar, Greg Beatty, Andrew Humphrey, and many more.
A collection of seventeen original, bone-chilling, pattern-themed tales from some of planet Earth’s best dark fiction writers.
In every pattern lies a hidden horror, waiting to repeat.
All 2025 profits to NAPS, a menstrual disorder charity.
A fabulous collection containing twenty-five skin-themed short, dark stories.
Includes an introduction by Catherine McCarthy and an opening story by World Fantasy Award winner and Dr Who writer, Robert Shearman.
All 2024 sales profit will go to a skin cancer charity.
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WELL, THIS IS TENSE
WELL, THIS IS TENSE
An anthology of second person present horror. For adults only.
Volume 1 of 2.
30 haunting stories from across the globe, all placing YOU as the protagonist! Buckle up, you're going on quite the journey!
Amazon paperback Amazon e-book
THIS IS TOO TENSE
THIS IS TOO TENSE
An anthology of second person present horror. For adults only.
Volume 2 of 2.
30 more scary stories from across the globe, all placing YOU as the protagonist! Buckle up, you're going on quite the journey...again! Vol. 2 of 2.
ANNUS HORRIBILIS
ANNUS HORRIBILIS
An anthology of horror set in 2022.
38 dark stories all set in 2022. These prophetic, horrible tales will keep you up at night wishing it was still 2021. For adults only.
Amazon: paperback (global) e-book (global) Waterstones (UK only)
206 WORD STORIES
206 WORD STORIES
An anthology of 206-word horror stories/flash fiction showcasing some of the freshest horror writers out there today.
There are 206 bones in the adult human skeleton. Our writers gave us 206-word stories, one word per bone. We, Bag of Bones Press, have selected and published 206 of these absolute beasts for your enjoyment. For adults only.
Buy here from: Amazon (global) Waterstones (UK only)
2024 profit from the sale of our Skin anthology raised £250 for two skin cancer charities.
In 2023, from the sale of 206 Word Stories, we raised £1000 which we split between British Red Cross and Unicef.
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