
High Strange Horror: Weird Tales of Paranoia and the Damned
by Charles Martin, Michael Bryant, Jonathan Raab, Toni Nicolino, David A. Owens, Matthew M. Bartlett, Doctor Gaines, Christopher Fraser, C.R.J. Smith, Matthew D. Jordan, J. Howard Shannon, Billy Lyons, Amberle L. Husbands, Julie Godard, Jake Skillings, Mer Whinery, Colin Scharf
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It's the men in black erasing your UFO research. It's a corporate takeover by bio-occult horrors. It's losing your edge, and finding it again at the bottom of the cosmos. It's your television telling you to eat your government-approved genetically-modified breakfast cereal. It's the unexplained lights in the sky and the faceless gray woman haunting your dreams. It's ancient legends working under contract. It's the forbidden film playing at a haunted movie theater. It's the medical staff making sure you stay crazy. It's the 19th round of mini golf with a disembodied pirate. It's the outer reaches of human experience.
Where conventional reality ends, High Strange begins.
Over a dozen authors mine the deepest reaches of consciousness and Fortean phenomena.
Are you ready to see what lies beyond the veil?
On the Weird and the Damned (introduction) by Jonathan Raab
Investigations by Michael Bryant
So You’ve Lost Your Edge. Now What? by Charles Martin and Will Weinke
Frosty Pyramid Treats by Jonathan Raab
The Dead Wait by Toni Nicolino
The Keepers by David A. Owens
Night Dog by Matthew M. Bartlett
The Pirate-Ghost of Hole 19 by Doctor Gaines
The Lights Are Off by Christopher Fraser
Púca by C.R.J. Smith
Delve by Matthew D. Jordan
Brought Low by J. Howard Shannon
Black-Eyed Children, Blue-Eyed Child by Billy Lyons
The Vampire Sea by Amberle L. Husbands
Ascendance by Julie Godard
Cats by Jake Skillings
The Projectionist by Mer Whinery
Excerpt from Look For Me by Colin Scharf
I Want to Believe (post-script essay) by Colin Scharf
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