As the “most criminally underrated author on the scene,” according to Underbrush Books, I would be remiss not to pimp my fiction one last time during this season of spending.
As a gift to you (or is it a punishment?), I’ve got a free short story out on e-book, “Creepy Old Dude,” about a neighborhood stalker where things go a little too far (based on a true story!).
On episode #57 of Josh’s Worst Nightmare Oddcast, host Josh Schlossberg goes quantum with Dan Henk, author/editor of THE NEVER DEAD, as they break the laws of physics in horror fiction.
No harm in an elderly man walking his little dog past your house every morning at the same time, right? Unless, of course, you get the feeling he’s watching you…
“Creepy Old Dude” is an unnerving short tale from the warped mind of Josh Schlossberg that can’t help but make you wonder who your neighbors really are.
Download your free e-book today or email link as a gift.
We all know my horror fiction writing ain’t for everyone (some might say, “anyone,” hahaha). But over the years I’ve found a quality crew of readers, who, for whatever reasons, have trusted me to guide them through my very worst nightmares. For those of you who’ve read, enjoyed, rated/reviewed, or otherwise spread the word about my warped works, I’m truly and forever grateful.
As the season of sacrificial festivals approaches, and you’re searching out a gift for a loved (or hated) one, I hope you’ll consider my new eco folk horror novel CHARWOOD, my cosmic horror novella MALINAE, or any of the four anthologies and collections I’ve edited (or had a hand in editing) for Denver Horror Collective. And for you absolute cheapskates, I’ve even got a new short story, “Creepy Old Dude,” available for free as an e-book, which you can email to an unsuspecting victim via this link!
On episode #56 of Josh’s Worst Nightmare Oddcast, host Josh Schlossberg goes green with Rowland Bercy Jr., author of THE UNRECOVERED, as they sacrifice themselves for meat-eating vegetables.
In this segment from THE STATE OF ECO HORROR (virtual launch for CHARWOOD by Josh Schlossberg), John Baltisberger, author and publishing editor with Madness Heart Press, shares how the Jewish concept of tikkun olam (“repair the world”) ties into environmental responsibility.
In this segment from THE STATE OF ECO HORROR (virtual launch for CHARWOOD by Josh Schlossberg), Carter Soles, co-author of FEAR AND NATURE: ECOHORROR STUDIES IN THE ANTHROPOCENE and associate professor at SUNY Brockport, gives an academic’s take on eco horror in film and fiction.
In this segment from THE STATE OF ECO HORROR (virtual launch for CHARWOOD by Josh Schlossberg), Jennifer Mamola from John Muir Project talks about some real life eco horror in the form of wildfire hysteria logging.