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Served Cold: A HorrorTube Anthology
Twenty-two teeth-chattering tales!
Wrap yourself in your favorite blanket, curl up by a fireside or in a warm bed, and enjoy these tales of sub-zero terror brought to you by some of the many voices of HorrorTube.Foreword by Steve Donoghue
Karakoncolos by Cameron Chaney
The Rescue by Janine Pipe
Red Albums by Cam Wolfe
Magic in the Hat by Donnie Goodman
Isolation by N.M. Brown
Sweep in the Sidestreet by A.B. Frank
Frostbite by Alfie Tobutt
Black Wood by Marie McWilliams
The Cold Traps by Steve Donoghue
This Grey Winter by Mihalis Georgostathis
Orpheus Descends by Andrew Lyall
Thou by Mers Sumida
The Walk-in by Mike DeFrench
Ensnared by Aphrodite Lee
Cold Crossing by Jacob Peyton
Snow Boy by Ryan Stroud
The Woods and Mister Softee by R. Saint Claire
Revival by Madison Estes
Lake Alice by Michael Taylor
Fractals by D.L. Tillery
Water of Life by Gloria McNeely
Black Solstice by Dane Cobain
Praise for Local Haunts: A HorrorTube Anthology
"An excellent collection of stories from authors around the world." Alex from The Bookubus
"This was such a fun collection to read." Rachel from The Shades of Orange
Edited by R.Saint Claire and Steve Donoghue
Cover art by Cameron Roubique
Cover design by Elderlemon Design
Proofreading by Black Quill Editing
- Print length374 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateDecember 10, 2021
- Dimensions5 x 0.85 x 8 inches
- ISBN-13979-8769534355
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- ASIN : B09MYXSRV6
- Publisher : Independently published (December 10, 2021)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 374 pages
- ISBN-13 : 979-8769534355
- Item Weight : 1.06 pounds
- Dimensions : 5 x 0.85 x 8 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #872,644 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #1,027 in Horror Anthologies (Books)
- #7,397 in Short Stories Anthologies
- #14,644 in Short Stories (Books)
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About the authors
"R. Saint Claire shows a lot of talent and promise." Horror Palace
"Claire is an absolute talent." Kay Oliver, author and editor
Regina writes adult and young adult fiction, but always with a dark flair. Writing honors include a Watty Award for best horror novel and multiple screenwriting awards, including a Webby Honoree. Regina is also the contributing editor of the bestselling Local Haunts: A HorrorTube Anthology. Find Regina, and her alter-ego Batilda, at her BookTube channel, Regina's Haunted Library, and on her blog RSaintClaire.com.
Madison Estes writes horror and fantasy. She has had work featured in the award-winning anthology, "Road Kill: Texas Horror by Texas Writers Vol. 3," (HellBound Books), as well as anthologies by Transmundane Press, Scare Street, TANSTAAFL press, Abomination Media, Twisted Wing Productions, and Soteira Press. He work has also appeared in Mad Scientist Journal and Mojave Heart Review. Her poems have appeared in One Sentence Poems and in Inkling Magazine. Her work is set to appear in Unexpected Heroines (Grimbold Books). She also teaches an online horror writing course at The Writing Barn. She is the editor of the new installment in the Road Kill series, "Road Kill: Texas Horror by Texas Writers Vol. 6" (Death's Head Press).
She won first place awards for both prose and poetry in Inking Magazine. She has received an Honorable Mention from the Writers of the Future contest.
In her spare time, Madison enjoys reading, drawing, sculpting, and yoga. She also runs a hybrid booktube/authortube channel with horror commentary. https://www.youtube.com/c/madisonestes
You can follow her on Twitter @madisonestes and Instagram @madisonpaigeestes or visit her website authormadisonestes.wordpress.com
Jacob Peyton is a science fiction and horror writer from rural Virginia. When he's not writing he enjoys B-movies, spaghetti westerns, traveling to strange places, and playing old video games. To contact him or to see more of his work go to www.jacobpeyton.com or on twitter @jkylepeyton
Mike DeFrench is a writer who lives in Indiana with his wife and two kids. He enjoys reading, writing, and all things nerdy. His books are mostly horror or suspense with science fiction elements. All proceeds from the books go towards purchasing craft beer.
Marie McWilliams lives and works in Northern Ireland. Interested in human behaviour, she studied at Queens University, Belfast where she obtained a degree in Psychology. Her short stories have been featured in several anthologies, magazines and book boxes. When not writing, she discusses books and horror on her YouTube Channel, TikTok (@mariemcwilliams1) and Instagram page (@bookishmarie). Head to her website for all the details on her previous work and up coming projects - www.mariemcwilliams.com.
Trading in a police badge, Janine is now a full-time Splatterpunk Award nominated writer, whilst also being a mum, wife and Disney addict. Influenced by the works of King from a young age, she likes to shock readers with violence and scare them with monsters - both mythical and man-made.
Coming 2022 SAUSAGES - The Making of Dog Soldiers.
You'll likely find her devouring work by Glenn Rolfe, Hunter Shea and Tim Meyer or watching Neil Marshall movies.
Her biggest fans are her hubby and daughter.
Follow her on Twitter https://twitter.com/janinepipe28
Cam Wolfe has had a morbid fascination with the grim and the macabre since the day he first picked up a Goosebumps book.
Through his life he has nurtured a passion for writing: a joy passed down from a mother who loves reading, and a father who loved to tell stories.
You can also find Cam over on his Youtube channel (Cam Wolfe is Writing) where he makes videos about the highs and lows of being a writer.
Andrew Lyall lives in the south of England where he steeps himself in horror. He believes Jaws is the greatest film ever made and his icon of horror fiction is Edgar Allan Poe. He has a letter of encouragement from James Herbert and hopes one day to be worthy of it. He is the host of 'Grumpy Andrew's Horror House' on YouTube.
Donnie Goodman is a reader, writer, and collector of horror fiction. When he is not out in the wild, searching for Paperbacks From Hell in Central Virginia, he is likely reading, writing, or playing video games. His first collection, THE RAZORBLADES IN MY HEAD, is now available. His first novella, WEDNESDAY IS WAITING, is coming in November of 2022. He also has some short stories out from various publishers in the horror community.
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I do watch several of these YouTubers, and I was tickled pink that I could recognize the YouTubers’ voices in their writing. Take Janine Pipe, for example. She gets so excited about creature feature action that you can feel the excitement jumping off the page. Or the way R. Saint Claire brings reminiscent scenes to life. Or the way Gloria McNeely’s deep point-of-view character sounds like she's talking from the heart in the same way McNeely does.
Every author nailed the snowy, frosty, frostbite, bone-cold of winter horror, but the stories are vastly distinctive in their characters and settings. Settings range from a January snow to a nuclear winter to a submarine below the ice. Timeframes vary, too. I loved “Sweep in the Sidestreet” by A.B. Frank and its 1800s London setting. In contrast, Steve Donoghue writes a story with a 2055 setting.
I hesitate to pick a fave because I enjoyed so many of these (quality!) stories, but a couple really stood out:
“Sweep in the Sidestreet” by A.B. Frank for conveying such a grim story. I was right there with the kids, wanting to chase away the bullies.
“Orpheus Descends” by Andrew Lyall. This story was so nail-biting with its claustrophobic and hopeless situation. And then when I thought I predicted the end, Lyall goes further. I loved the ending!
“Water of Life” by Gloria McNeely. Now while I did predict the ending in this one, the deep point of view had me relating to protagonist Samantha (even though I’ve never been through anything like she has) in a way that worked for me (as in OMGosh, this is a good story!).
Overall, I’m giving this anthology four stars. It was almost a five-star book for me, but five star anthologies are rare for me. With different writing styles, there’s almost always a story or two I don’t quite connect with. Still, I totally recommend Served Cold. Fun read!
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