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Sisters of the Crimson Vine

John Ainsworth nearly died in that car crash.

Soon he’ll learn there are worse fates.

After a brutal accident, John awakens in the dilapidated Crimoria Convent under the care of thirteen unconventional nuns. Grievous injuries trap him within the borders of the ruined sanctuary and its strangely successful vineyard. When his body starts healing faster than nature allows, John’s questions quickly pile up.

A pair of Church auditors arrive to look into the convent’s finances. It’s obvious the pair are unwelcome guests, but John has bigger concerns. The order’s annual ritual draws near and John begins to discover things that make him wonder if any of them are truly safe in the hands of the Sisters of the Crimson Vine.

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From the lips of a dying woman to the ears of an overworked nurse, a word begins to haunt her and the city in which she lives. An office worker is convinced she has contracted something highly contagious, but no one believes her. Earth is on the brink of collapse, when scientists discover a new plane of reality. Could this be the salvation people are seeking? A company’s revolutionary method of travel promises instant teleportation across countless light years but at a price.

What Remains When The Stars Burn Out is a vivid collection of twelve stories ranging from the morbid to the macabre, the sinister to the supernatural, the unearthly to the uncanny, which are sure to send a shiver down your spine.

What Remains When The Stars Burn Out

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Short Fiction

  • Cover of Apex Magazine, issue 152, featuring dark silhouettes of power lines and a skeletal figure with wires protruding from its body against a vibrant orange and pink sky.
  • Illustration of various mythical and cryptid creatures sitting in a movie theater watching a film, with some holding popcorn and drinks, and one with deer antlers. The text at the bottom reads "Con Firmed Sightings: a triple cryptid creature feature with a foreword by Laurel Hightower."
  • Cover of Cosmic Horror Monthly magazine featuring a figure wearing a gas mask and holding a red rose, with a textured gray background. The title is in red, and the issue is from January 2021, with topics listed in red text.
  • Book cover titled "AHH! That's What I Call Horror!" featuring 90s horror themes; includes imagery of a cassette tape, a haunted school bus, a crystal ball, computer with a green screen, skull, and various graffiti-style graphics and colors.
  • Book cover titled 'Strange Lands Short Stories' with an ornate black and gold border and a small yellow number 3 at the bottom.
  • Cartoon illustration of a young person with messy, curly red hair, pulling down their lower lip to reveal slightly yellowed teeth, with one finger in their mouth and red lipstick. The background is a gradient of yellow and purple, with streaks of green. The text says 'SLUGGER' in purple with a black outline, 'Stories that hit you in the mouth' in lime green, 'VOL. 0' in purple, and 'TRANSFORMATION EDITION' in purple.
  • Book cover titled 'Blood in the Soil, Terror on the Wind,' edited by Kenneth W. Cain, featuring a scarecrow with crows and helicopters flying in the background.
  • Cover of Hinnom Magazine, special second issue, HP Lovecraft birthday edition, with dark background and a person holding a lantern.
  • Book cover titled 'Welcome to Your Body: Lessons in Eviseration,' edited by Ryan Marie Ketterer with a foreword by Pavla D. Ashe. The cover features a person with thick, dark, curly hair and multiple eyes embedded in their shoulder and upper arm, creating a surreal and disturbing visual.
  • The cover of Horror Magazine, issue number 006 from April 2018, featuring a dark, surreal artwork with a large, glowing eye in the center, surrounded by swirling dark clouds and cosmic elements.
  • Book cover titled "Red Cape Publishing A-Z of Horror: B is for Beasts" featuring a black background and an aggressive, snarling beast with sharp teeth.
  • Cover of 'Howl from Hell,' a horror anthology, featuring a large howling wolf with dark woods in the background and multiple blue hands reaching up from below.
  • Book cover titled "Night in New Orleans" featuring a person with skull makeup and a black hat.
  • Poster for 'Sanatorium' with dark background and a mysterious figure reaching into a blood-stained tray with numbers and symbols. List of names at bottom.
  • Book cover titled 'Shadows in Salem' with a background of a feather and a dark, mysterious tone.
  • Cover page of a book titled 'The Sirens Call', featuring a dark-themed background with a partially visible woman's face, long dark hair, and blue accent text highlighting the title and authors.
  • Cover art for 'Scattered #3' zine published by Dark Forest Press, featuring a black and white illustration of a creature with numerous eyes.
  • Book cover featuring a woman in black clothing holding a gun, standing in a dimly lit corridor with aged walls. Text includes 'Edited by Aric Sundquist' at the top and 'Negative Space: An Anthology of Survival Horror' at the bottom.
  • Black and white cover design for "Terror at 5280," a horror anthology featuring stories by Stephen Graham Jones, Carter Wilson, Carina Bissett, Joshua Viola, Angela Sylvaine, Henry Snider, Joy Yehle, with a foreword by John Palisano, published by Denver Horror Collective. The cover includes a city skyline, tree roots, and blood splatters with a dark theme.
  • Book cover titled "Dark Speculations: Volume 1 - Tales of Various Shapes & Shadows", edited by Robin JennessZagh and Christopher Walters, with a foreword by Michael Aloisi. The cover features a dark red background with shadowy figures and a silhouette of a person falling in the center.
  • A painting of a giant pumpkin with long black tentacle-like roots hovering over a road, with two cars and a person walking towards it, surrounded by dark trees and mist. The top right has a logo with a top hat and the text 'THE WEIRD' and below it 'THE MOSCOW.' The date November 16, 2019, is at the bottom left.
  • Illustration of a mummy with green eyes and a monstrous face at the top, and a woman with headphones and glowing green eyes at the bottom, with the text "Mummy Knows Best" and "Edited by Theresa Derlwin".
  • A spider with a human hand in its mouth, set against a dark background for a horror anthology cover.
  • Cover of CHM magazine, July 2023 issue, featuring articles on cosmic horror, weird fiction, and supporting human art, with authors Jo Kaplan, Ivy Graves, Robert Guffy, and P.G. McMillan, edited by Charles Tyra.
  • Cover of the book titled 'Howl's From the Wreckage,' with a black background and neon green and pink graphic design featuring a car, trees, and walking figures.

“Ascension” in Apex Magazine, Issue 152 (2026)

“So Long Sweet Dreams” in Scattered: A Dark Forest Press Zine, Issue #3 (2026)

“Contractual” in Slugger Vol 1 (2025)

“Wandering But Not Lost” in Welcome To Your Body (2024)

“The Working Conditions of Shift Three” in Cosmic Horror Monthly Issue 37 (2023)

“(>executeRelease_)” in Howls from the Wreckage: An Anthology of Disaster Horror (2023)

“eyeofmoth.exe” in Confirmed Sightings: a triple cryptid creature feature (2023)

“Return To Gray Springs: Blockbuster Blues” in AHH! That’s What I Call Horror (2023)

“Suffer No Harm” in Blood in the Soil, Terror on the Wind (2022)

“Manufactured God” in Howls from Hell (2021)

“Sanitize” in Cosmic Horror Monthly Issue 8 (2021)

“Planet of the Hungry” in Consumed: Tales Inspired by the Wendigo (2020), reprinted in Dark Speculations: Tales of Various Shapes & Shadows Volume 1 (2023)

“Gemini Syndrome” in Strange Lands Short Stories (2020)

“A Memory in Perylene Red” in Sick Cruising (2020)

“Mistress Edge’s House of Horrors” reprinted in Night Terrors (2020), originally printed in Mummy Knows Best (2017)

“The Whale Hunts” in Negative Space (2020)

“Mrs. Rumtifusel’s Fur Coat” in B is for Beasts (2020)

“Left Behind” in Terror at 5280’ (2019)

“Falling” reprinted in The Sirens Call (2019), originally printed in Sanitarium Magazine (2015)

“The Mother” in The Weird and the Whatnot (2019)

“The Space Between” in Hinnom Magazine (2018)

“Godmouth” in Hinnom Magazine (2017)

“Of Lions and Mice and the Dangers of Doors” in The Sirens Call (2017)

“Danse Macabre” in Night in New Orleans (2017)

“The Family Home” in Shadows in Salem (2016)

“Listening to the Dark” in Neat Magazine (2015)

Audio

“Buzzkill” in NoSleep Podcast (2023)

“The Whale Hunts” in Nocturnal Transmissions (2022)

“Godmouth” in Nocturnal Transmissions (2021)

“Phone Call” in NoSleep Podcast (2020)

“The Rathwick Ritual on Sentinel Hill” in NoSleep Podcast (2020)

“That Which The Ocean Gives and Takes Away” in Nocturnal Transmissions (2020)