 | Mighty Unclean by Cody Goodfellow
Buy new: $19.95 / Used from: $199.50 The fifth Dark Arts Books anthology features a mix of new and used fiction from Cody Goodfellow, Gemma Files, Mort Castle and Gary A. Braunbeck. This book will make you uneasy. It will get under your skin. It will make you feel
Mighty Unclean!
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 | Like A Chinese Tattoo by Cullen Bunn
Buy new: $17.95 / Used from: $14.35 The fourth Dark Arts Books release features Cullen Bunn, Rick R. Reed, David Thomas Lord and JA Konrath. Unusual, weird and wonderful, herein are 12 stories from the minds of four supremely talented and twisted authors. From the curse of the living dead to vengeance from beyond the grave these tales are as unique and as mysterious as
well, LIKE A CHINESE TATTOO!
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 | Sins of the Sirens by Maria Alexander
Buy new: $19.95 / Used from: $45.53 The third Dark Arts Books release spotlights the deadly, seductive lures of four amazing writers. SINS OF THE SIRENS features new stories and rarities from Maria Alexander, Christa Faust, Loren Rhoads and Mehitobel Wilson. The largest Dark Arts collection yet, this anthology features 20,000 words of fiction from each author, including "Firebird" an original novelette from Christa Faust!
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 | Waiting For October by Adam Pepper
Buy new: $14.95 The second Dark Arts Books release is WAITING FOR OCTOBER, a compilation of 12 new tales and rare reprints by four of horror's most evocative authors: Adam Pepper, Sarah Pinborough, Jeff Strand and Jeffrey Thomas. This volume, including an introduction by editor Bill Breedlove, was released at the World Horror Convention in Toronto in March 2007.
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 | Candy in the Dumpster by Jay Bonansinga
Buy new: $14.95 / Used from: $11.88 The first Dark Arts Books release is CANDY IN THE DUMPSTER, a compilation of 12 "new and used" horror stories by four Chicago authors: Jay Bonansinga, Bill Breedlove, John Everson, and Martin Mundt. This volume, lauded in Year's Best Fantasy & Horror 2007, features an introduction by Chicago horror veteran Mort Castle. It was released at the World Horror Convention in San Francisco in May 2006.
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