They’re alive! Douglas Clegg’s Breeder, The Children’s Hour, Nightmare House, Mischief, Bad Karma, Red Angel, The Necromancer, Afterlife, Goat Dance, Purity, The Words, Wild Things, Dark of the Eye have all done digital … with more to come.

“One of the best things about writing fiction for more than 25 year is … like a madman in an October graveyard after midnight, playing with otherworldly influences and jars full of homunculi, I get to resurrect all the novels and novellas I’ve written, some of which you’ve probably missed,” says Clegg. “And I don’t want you to miss them. No novel need ever remain among the dead and buried.”

There’s something for everyone – from the whisper of Nightmare House to the scream of Breeder, and everywhere in between in these horror and suspense novels and novellas.

“I decided to bury my pen name, Andrew Harper,” says Clegg. “in the old crypt out behind the ancient pagan ruins, and just let my own name sit on the covers for Bad Karma and Red Angel (with Night Cage coming very soon.) On their way: The Hour Before Dark, The Infinite, The Abandoned, Naomi … and still more.”

Get started here: Douglas Clegg

David B. Silva has sent out a reminder that his novel, All The Lonely People, is available on the Kindle for only $4.99.

Description: Chase Hanford owns and runs The Last Stop, a little bar with sawdust on the floor and pine paneling on the walls. It, like the jukebox next to the front door, didn’t get much play, but it had its regulars. Until one night, when a stranger appears with a peculiar rosewood box. A box that possesses a strange symbol: a circle within a circle inside a crescent. The stranger calls it a spirit box. Something Native Americans once used to trap the souls of their enemies within. As the bar regulars become curious, the stranger opens the box. And unleashes a hell like no other. Chase Hanford awakes from the aftermath, soon realizing bits and pieces of his life are being taken away. Fallen to mental lapses and witnessing strange occurrences, he fights to save his life, his soul and his sanity…

You can pick up a copy for the Kindle and be reading in minutes: All The Lonely People

Stephen Mark Rainey has decided to give the direct-to-Kindle approach a shot with his novella, The Gods Of Moab. If Lovecraftian horrors are your thing, perhaps this thing is for you. “Gather. Worship. Scream.”

Description: A pleasant New Year’s Eve outing becomes an experience in otherworldly horror when two close-knit couples discover a shocking secret in the darkest corners of the Appalachian mountains. At an opulent mountain inn, Warren Burr, his fiancee, Anne, and their friends, Roger and Kristin Leverman, encounter a religious zealot named John Hanger, who makes it his business to bear witness to them of his peculiar … and disturbing … faith. His efforts rebuffed, Hanger insidiously assumes control of the couples’ technological devices, leading them to stumble into unexpected, surreal landscapes … landscapes inhabited by nightmarish beings that defy explanation and rationality. To return to the world they thought they knew, Warren and his friends must not only escape the deadly entities that pursue them but somehow stop John Hanger’s nightmare-plague from spreading to the outside world.

Excerpt: Looking up, he saw it: a mass of billowing gray cloud, rolling slowly across the starless black sky until it settled directly over them — too deliberate, too calculated, to be random. In its boiling heart, something flashed, and Warren realized it was like the image that had appeared on his phone’s display: a reddish, cyclopean eye, and though he had seen it once before, the sight of it wrenched the breath from his lungs and sent him toppling into the snow.

Then something blacker than black, like a negative image of a lightning bolt, hurtled out of the sky toward the earth, appearing to strike in the woods somewhere beyond the road. For a second, he thought he heard a hissing, sizzling sound, but then it gave way to the low moan of the wind. Anne’s arms had constricted around his chest, but as the darkness deepened, she loosened her hold and fearfully raised her eyes to the sky. The cyclopean eye had vanished.

You can pick up a Kindle copy for only $2.99 here: The Gods Of Moab

Bantam is gearing up for the July 31st release of the newest installment in the Odd Thomas series by Dean Koontz, Odd Apocalypse.

Description: The stallion reared over me, silently slashing the air with the hooves of its forelegs, a creature of such immense power that I stumbled backward even though I knew that it was as immaterial as a dream…

The woman astride the ghostly mount reaches out desperately, the latest spirit to enlist the aid of Odd Thomas, the unassuming young fry cook whose gift — or curse — it is to see the shades of the restless dead, and to help them when he can. This mission of mercy will lead Odd through realms of darkness he has never before encountered, as he probes the long-held secrets of a sinister estate and those who inhabit it.

Odd Apocalypse

Once presided over by a flamboyant Hollywood mogul during the Roaring ’20s, the magnificent West Coast property known as Roseland is now home to a reclusive billionaire financier and his faithful servants. And, at least for the moment, it’s also a port in the storm for Odd Thomas and his traveling companion, the inscrutably charming Annamaria, the Lady of the Bell. In the wake of Odd’s most recent clash with lethal adversaries, the opulent manor’s comforts should be welcome. But there’s far more to Roseland than meets even the extraordinary eye of Odd, who soon suspects it may be more hell than haven.

A harrowing taste of Roseland’s terrors convinces Odd that it’s time to hit the road again. Still, the prescient Annamaria insists that they’ve been led there for a reason, and he’s promised to do his best for the ghost on horseback. Just how deep and dreadful are the mysteries Roseland and her masters have kept for nearly a century? And what consequences await whoever is brave, or mad, enough to confront the most profound breed of evil? Odd only knows. Like his acclaimed creator, the irresistible Odd Thomas is in top-notch form — as he takes on what may well be the most terrifying challenge yet in his curious career.

Here’s the trailer:

Read an excerpt here: Odd Apocalypse Excerpt

You can pre-order through Amazon here: Odd Apocalypse

The Wind Through The Keyhole Giveaway - Test your knowledge of The Wind Through The Keyhole and enter for a chance to receive a copy of the audiobook read by King and a Wind Through The Keyhole tee shirt. Five lucky entrants will receive both the audiobook and a tee shirt and 15 others will receive just the tee shirt. Recipients will be chosen at random from correct entries. In order to allow everyone a chance to read the book, entries will only be accepted from May 21st until May 28th.

Stephen to Speak at UMass Lowell – King will make a live appearance on December 7th at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell. As the first guest in the Chancellor’s Speaker Series, King will read from his work, talk about writing and hold a Q&A session with the audience.

The new Dark Tower Site - The new Dark Tower Official Website is now live. Now in its third generation, the site features updated artwork, an expanded glossary and much deeper connections section. The Constant Reader will also find an issue-by-issue breakdown of the comics and soon-to-be added fan-art platform sure to please Dark Tower fans.