Well, lookee here!
My postman just can’t stop bringing me treats at the moment. This time he’s delivered my contributor’s copy of Dark Lane Anthology Volume 10, a selection box of horrid delights.
The volume contains 22 short stories, including “The Objective”, my strange little tale about… hmm, well, I’ll let you figure that out for yourself.
To mark the milestone 10th volume, editor Tim Jeffreys also invited contributors to write short discussion pieces in response to a couple of classic tales. My piece is about Laird Barron’s “The Forest”. But it kind of ended up being a sort of manifesto for my Buddhist horror project as well.
Sort of.
Anyhoo, here’s the back jacket blurb:
Dark Lane Books brings you its landmark tenth edition of horror and dark fantasy tales. Whether taking place in deep space, in far-off fantasy words, on the stormy seas, high on a mountain in a foreign land, or in a neighbour’s backyard, prepare for twenty-two encounters with the bizarre and unusual. Full to bursting with enough finely crafted stories to counterbalance the wild, imaginative tales from the hinterlands of dream, you must be careful as you close the covers of Dark Lane Anthology Volume 10 not to crush the overflow of creatures running from its pages.
It’s available now in paperback, or on Kindle if that’s how you roll.
Take a peek behind the veil.
Merl Fluin 
Hey,
I look forward to reading it after I download it to my iPad. I love your writing and am sure it will be as much fun as always.
Janice
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Thank you Janice!
Looking good–love the cover. What happened to your finger?
Industrial injury from my time in the doll factory.
Haha. It’s nice that you left it in its altered state– most people would probably repair that.
Altered states are where I’m at, baby!