The sixth volume of Thomas M. Malafarina’s ‘Malaformed Realities’ has dropped! Available on Sunbury Press
From the twisted mind of horror master Thomas M. Malafarina comes the sixth short story collection in his “Malaformed Realities”
Category: horror stories
From the pen of Canadian horror author, Kate DeJonge from her anthology ‘Nightmares: A Collection of Scary Stories’ her short story ‘The Artist’
by Kate DeJonge My aunt Maisy owned a small art gallery downtown for decades. When she opened it, hers was
The official trailer for Randy Scott Dies/Silverwing Entertainment’s ‘Paradise Lodge’ has dropped
Slasher films are an acquired taste. A subgenre of horror films, they normally involve a serial killer murdering a group
Trailer for Flint-based ‘Half-Dead Fred’ drops
A mysterious murder has occurred in the abandoned Dalton estate in Flint, Michigan. The property caretaker has been killed. To
From the Malafarina Files, ‘What Is A Man?’ a short story by the master of terror Thomas M. Malafarina
By: Thomas M. Malafarina © 2018 Thomas M. Malafarina The good man is the friend of all living things.” –
(Watch) ‘Dark Seeker (the Silent Whispers) official trailer–“Fear Empowers It”
Spiritual darkness is upon the earth seeking out the vulnerable to devour their souls, but one person has the ability
From Kate DeJonge’s book ‘Nightmares: A Collection of Scary Stories’ the short horror story ‘The Devil’s Acre’
by Kate DeJonge Joseph Ambrose was a perpetual bachelor, and happy to be so. He had no need for a
From Kate DeJonge’s book ‘Nightmares: A Collection of Scary Stories’ the short horror story ‘Small Town Secrets,’
By Kate DeJonge St. Ignace is a small town in the foothills of the Laurentian mountains, once famed for its
From the Malafarina Files, ‘Bus’ a short story by the master of horror Thomas M. Malafarina
By: Thomas M. Malafarina 1 The big man stood on the corner, out of the pouring rain in the shelter
Author Thomas M. Malafarina discusses why he writes horror fiction
I am often asked to explain why I choose to write horror fiction. I mean, it’s not the most popular