In Black Chaos, Big Pulp has assembled 25 frightening, funny, gloomy, and grim SF, fantasy, and horror tales examining the zombie. Some of the best indie and small press writers around will take you from the burbs to the racetrack, from New York to the UK, from the Civil War to the near future to show you their visions of the undead. You think you know zombies? Not until you've read this collection Featuring work by: Peter Andrews, Steven Axelrod, Noah Bogdonoff, Rebecca Boyle, Cecelia Chapman, J. Adrian Cook, George Cotronis, Harri B. Cradoc, John Dodd, Douglas Ford, Milo James Fowler, KJ...

Venture way, way out west in this collection of time-traveling, demon-possessing, horse-thieving, people-eating tales of the American frontier Featuring SF and horror fiction from Terry Alexander, Cecelia Chapman, Harri B. Cradoc, Milo James Fowler, Joshua Gage, Walter Giersbach, DeAnna Knippling, Gerri Leen, Mike Loniewski, Paul Lorello, John Medaille, John F.D. Taff, and Joriah Wood

"But just then, a strange thing happened. The easy chair floated off the floor and jettisoned across the room. The Nazi gunman froze, which was perfectly fine with me. I aimed just below his slick blond hair, right at his pretty Aryan face. Without going into the details, it wasn't so pretty anymore..." From Well, Haruki, Looks Like It's Just You and Me, Kid, by Daniel P. Douglas. "Hang tight, Commander. I've got everything under control." "No--Captain, wait " Quasar jerked his head to terminate the transmission via the comm link in his collar. Activating his desktop intercom, he...