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Terror Tract: January 2020
Horror With Attitude
We proudly present the horror e-zine you want to read! Filled with dark poetry, horror stories an interview and column that will thrill, chill and terrify you.
Authors in this issue:
Jasper Bark
RC Mulhare
Mark Cassell
Wendell Cooper
Jonathan Grisham
Richard Bell
Lori R. Lopez
Jim Merwin
Justin Boote
Derek Austin Johnson
John Grey
Jay Bower
Scott Deegan
Wayne Lemmons
David Tamarin
Timothy Friesenhahn
Dusty Davis
James Carlson
Juan Perez
Ryan Woods
We proudly present the horror e-zine you want to read! Filled with dark poetry, horror stories an interview and column that will thrill, chill and terrify you.
Authors in this issue:
Jasper Bark
RC Mulhare
Mark Cassell
Wendell Cooper
Jonathan Grisham
Richard Bell
Lori R. Lopez
Jim Merwin
Justin Boote
Derek Austin Johnson
John Grey
Jay Bower
Scott Deegan
Wayne Lemmons
David Tamarin
Timothy Friesenhahn
Dusty Davis
James Carlson
Juan Perez
Ryan Woods
241 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 16, 2020
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April 16, 2020
3.5 stars rounded up to 4. I was pretty excited when I got this grab bag of stories for free. So I start reading it, and the very first story felt very familiar. I kept reading it, only to realize I've read the same story before. Either it was in another anthology or it was a totally recycled idea. Either way, I felt robbed of my time to re read a story. I hate it when the same story is published in different books.
Anyways, the other stories weren't half bad. There's a story about genetic made children, a serial killer neighbor, a serial killer dad, two sisters in hell, a man who makes a deal with a demon, and many more. I'm not huge into poems, but there's a few scattered in this book. The Walk was a really good poem. There was a interview with an author I had never heard of. An article about some lyrics from songs I have never heard of.
Overall, this was a decent read. At least I got it as a free download. If I had paid for it I wouldn't be happy about stories that were previously published were in it
Anyways, the other stories weren't half bad. There's a story about genetic made children, a serial killer neighbor, a serial killer dad, two sisters in hell, a man who makes a deal with a demon, and many more. I'm not huge into poems, but there's a few scattered in this book. The Walk was a really good poem. There was a interview with an author I had never heard of. An article about some lyrics from songs I have never heard of.
Overall, this was a decent read. At least I got it as a free download. If I had paid for it I wouldn't be happy about stories that were previously published were in it
January 19, 2020
Great stories
I have enjoyed all of the Terror Tract installments that I have read. My favorite in this issue was the serial killer dad explaining his job to his son's class. I am looking forward to February.
I have enjoyed all of the Terror Tract installments that I have read. My favorite in this issue was the serial killer dad explaining his job to his son's class. I am looking forward to February.
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