Return of the Reanimated Nightmare by Linda Addison From subtle to all out gore and glam, this anthology rocks harder than boomboxes, MTV, and hair-metal! Do not miss it.” Dave Simms, Cemetery Dance Table of Contents “Over twenty tales thrown back into an era where horror bled out of every corner of the literary universe, ATTACK FROM THE 80s culls some of the best writers today, many of whom suffered through the decade to carve deep into the psyche. Rad!” - David Wellington, Marvel Zombies, Monster Island An all-star lineup of writers inspired by that gnarliest of decades. “Deliriously, deliciously gruesome, Attack from the ’80s is a treat for horror fans looking for the hard stuff.

“ Attack from the ’80s sends us rollicking back into the pop culture madness of that genre, and does it with creeps, fun, and great storytelling from today’s top horror writers!” -Jonathan Maberry, NY Times bestselling author of Ink and Rot & Ruin

I’m in my teens again, and the horrors are more terrifying than ever.” -Tim Lebbon, author of Eden It’s like being impaled on a time machine and dragged through sickly houses haunted by serial killers, spooky fairgrounds where kids vanish, woodlands stalked by unnameable beasts … and it is wonderful. “Reading Attack from the ’80s brings on a nostalgia tinged with blood. Paul Wilson, John Skipp, Linda D Addison and many more. Lansdale, Kasey Lansdale, Weston Ochse, Lisa Morton, Grady Hendrix, Tim Waggoner, Christina Sng, Stephanie M. Make it 80s!įeaturing over 20 Bram Stoker Award winning and Best Selling Authors such as Joe R. Take us back to a time when latchkey kids had to fend for themselves and the only thing left to stop an unspeakable horror was a plucky band of high school kids. Give us fear under the neon lights of an arcade, people fighting for their lives against the backdrop of a hot city night and a cheesy sax solo.

We want tales of unstoppable monsters, sewer-dwelling creatures, looming threats of cold-war chaos. It’s time for some new tales of slumber party horrors, VCR monsters, and problems that can’t be solved with a smart phone. Found footage, cell phone-based viruses, literal ghosts in the machines but maybe it’s time for a throwback. Modern technology has brought some new twists and turns to horror. The story “Permanent Damage” by Lee Murray and first published in this novel received the 2021 Bram Stoker Award for Short Fiction

Night Train by Thomas F. Monteleone