Dark fiction, horror anthologies, and annotated classics. Choose any book for details and purchasing options.
Books and Annotated Editions
Begin with the volume that fits the fear you want to follow: old warnings, buried places, sea monsters, gothic mysteries, or a locked room after dark.
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There Be Monsters: Then and Now
A horror anthology where the most terrifying monsters are the ones closest to human. Then and Now is the first…
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The Beetle: a Mystery Annotated
Richard Marsh’s The Beetle outsold Dracula in 1897 — and then nearly vanished from literary history. This annotated edition restores…
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There Be Monsters: Deep Down
Thirteen tales of what waits below the light — in water, in rock, in the parts of the world built…
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There Be Monsters: Among the Dead
Thirteen illustrated stories where old burial customs become instructions for survival, and the dead do not always agree to stay…
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The Scarab
A courier climbs through an open window to escape the rain and leaves with a certainty he can’t shake —…
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Monsters of the Wine-Dark Sea
A field guide to the horrors of Homer’s Odyssey — Polyphemus, Circe, the Sirens, Scylla, and Charybdis, examined as sustained…
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The Pine Barrens Incident
Two hunters dead. One missing. One survivor who won’t say what he saw. Case #001 in The Lost Boundary Archive…
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It Walks By Night (Annotated)
John Dickson Carr’s 1930 debut — a headless body in a locked, watched room, and no explanation reason will accept.…
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The Odyssey (Annotated): A Horror Reader’s Edition
Samuel Butler’s classic translation of Homer’s Odyssey, annotated with monster dossiers, maps, and historical context that treat the poem’s shipwrecks,…
Night-Shift Horror
On the Clock, After Dark
Thirteen interconnected stories about gas-station clerks, hospital staff, security guards, caretakers, and other workers facing rules no employee handbook would admit exist.
Every workplace has rules. The night shift has different ones.