Bøker av Tim Mendees

N is for Nautical is the fourteenth book in an epic series of twenty-six horror anthologies. In this book you will find a selection of thirteen terrifying tales from some of the most talented independent horror authors writing today. From sirens to sea monsters, ghostly occurrences to mysterious islands, N is for Nautical brings a variety of ocean-themed horror tales that will have you desperate to get back on dry land.

As a child, Aiden Conley thought that his eccentric uncle was a vampire. Now that he is older, he realises that the truth behind the man's aversion to mirrors is far stranger. Madness and death dog Aiden's footsteps as he attempts to uncover the riddle behind the mirrors in this tale of cosmic horror. Burning Reflection by Tim Mendees is a novelette published by Mannison Press and the first book in The Hollowhills Cycle.

Two things spring to mind when you think about the golden age of pulp magazines, weird fiction & detective stories. In these pages, those two worlds collide as an assortment of sleuths fight against the machinations of the Great Old Ones and their earthly allies. From the Victorian era to the present day, in locales ranging from the streets of San Francisco to the windswept Cornish moors, these tales promise to pack a punch.===14 Tales of Eldritch Investigations by; Glynn Owen Barras, Simon Bleaken, Gavin Chappell, B. Harlan Crawford, Matthew Davenport, John A. DeLaughter, Stephen Herczeg, Jonathan Inbody, Tim Mendees, C.T. Phipps, Robert Poyton, Mark Rankin, Charles Reis & Jasiah Witkofsky.

In the depth of the North Sea lies the fabled Doggerland. An ancient world of mysterious people and creatures. A green and verdant land destined to be flooded and destroyed, all but forgotten. What actually happened to the people of Doggerland? Was there some great ancient evil bent on destroying the world dreaming below the surface waiting to emerge?--Fifteen Lovecraftian authors explore the world known only as Doggerland and the cosmic horror destined to destroy paradise. Book one in the North Sea Trilogy

Some land should never be built uponCalled to a newly-built low-rise block of flats on a Cornwall housing estate, plumber Paul Cannon finds more than a blocked toilet to contend with. Teaming up with a pair of local police officers, Paul's humdrum existence is turned upside down as something old and hideous stirs in the foundations. The tenants are vanishing, the nosy neighbour is in uproar and there is something definitely wrong with the pipes.Uncovering a nightmare that stretches into the town's distant, and often murky past, it's up to a rag-tag assortment of local characters to ensure that what lurks in the walls of that cursed building never makes it to the outside world.

Among these pages, you will find ten stories of crime and detection. From classic whodunnits to modern police procedures. From jilted lovers to dastardly evil-doers of the orient. Ten talented authors have put their spin on murder, mystery, and mayhem. Why not see of you can solve who did it?With stories from Tim Mendees, David Bowmore, Charles Sartorius, Shannon Hollinger, Renee Lehnen, Rekah Valliappan, Margaret Karmazin, Albert N, Katz, Jasiah Witkofsky, Karen Keeley, and Vincent L. Scarsella

You ask any chef and they will tell you that kitchen work can be murder. Normally, they don't mean that literally, but that is about to change.Inside this combination anthology and cookbook, you will find thirteen tales of culinary terror and an accompanying recipe. So, set the oven to gas mark 666 and prepare for a smorgasbord of gastronomic ghastliness and pray that your next meal won't be your last.Featuring stories from Neen Cohen, Tim Mendees, Callum Pearce, S.O. Green, Jasmine Jarvis, Rhiannon Lotze, Lyndsey Ellis-Holloway, Rebecca Rowland, Elizabeth Nettleton, Drew Starling & Chisto Healy.