A. R. Morlan crafts fiction and erotica that has graced the pages of over 130 magazines and anthologies. Her non-fiction work has been featured in numerous publications, exploring various themes. Morlan is also the author of two novels, with her short stories appearing in several anthologies. Her writing often delves into the realms of horror and fantasy, creating a distinctive literary landscape.
Set in the cursed village of Ewerton, Wisconsin, this collection features 25 chilling tales that explore the depths of human suffering and the darker aspects of humanity. A. R. Morlan masterfully weaves horror that transcends the supernatural, focusing instead on the most disturbing traits of people. Critics praise her ability to evoke a profound sense of dread, blending hints of the otherworldly with raw human emotion, ensuring a gripping experience that resonates deeply with readers.
In the small town of Ewerton, Wisconsin, Anna grapples with a series of escalating murders that she believes may be linked to her disturbed grandmother. As she seeks the truth, Anna must navigate the chilling atmosphere and uncover dark family secrets, all while racing against time to prevent becoming the next victim of the unfolding horror.
The collection features six imaginative stories set in a bizarre, near-future America, exploring themes of outsider culture and artistic expression. Characters include tattoo artists and origami masters, navigating a world rich with strange cultures and vivid settings, such as the Blue Moon Roach Hotel. Each story stands alone yet connects through shared themes, with afterwords providing insight into the author's inspirations. This volume reflects the author's creative journey, offering a glimpse into a unique perspective shaped by a challenging childhood.
This eclectic collection showcases a diverse range of stories, spanning horror, dark fantasy, science fiction, and erotica, alongside pieces that defy easy categorization. Readers will find tales that amuse, disturb, or resonate deeply, reflecting the author's varied interests and experiences. Included are western stories, genre-blending narratives, poetry, and a heartfelt non-fiction tribute to the author's late cat, Bruiser. The compilation also features a chapter from an unwritten novel, offering a glimpse into the author's creative process.
Ewerton, Wisconsin, serves as a sinister backdrop where a malevolent spirit torments its residents, ensuring they never truly escape. The narrative delves into the darker aspects of human nature, exploring themes of despair and malevolence that resonate throughout the town. With a chilling atmosphere reminiscent of classic horror, the story reveals how the worst traits of humanity manifest in this isolated community, creating a haunting and unforgettable experience.
A. R. Morlan showcases her extraordinary imagination through a collection of eight novellas and short stories that delve into the near-future. Each piece features unique characters and perspectives, exploring themes that challenge conventional views of time and existence. Collaborations with John S. Postovit enhance the narrative depth, making this collection a standout in speculative fiction. Celebrated for her distinctive voice, Morlan offers readers a thought-provoking journey across diverse realities and experiences.
Set in a bizarrely fantastic near-future America, this collection features four novelettes that explore themes of identity and creativity through the lens of outsiders, artists, and freaks. Three stories are interconnected yet can stand alone, each accompanied by an insightful afterword. The narratives include unique elements like tattoo artists, the Hikikomori's Cartoon Kimono, and a dramatic showdown between the Unnatural-Born Chimera and the Shadowfox Griefer, showcasing A. R. Morlan's keen insight into modern American culture.
Explore a blend of horror and sci-fi as A. R. Morlan introduces iconic figures from pop culture, including Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol, and Jim Morrison, each portrayed in unique narratives. The collection features a mix of poignant and unsettling tales, such as Lovecraft's Dunwich Horror and a chilling take on Adolf Hitler. Additionally, the inclusion of "The Time-Vacation Trilogy" adds a sci-fi twist, showcasing Morlan's imaginative storytelling and diverse themes that traverse the realms of fame and monstrosity.
Featuring eight enchanting stories and two evocative poems, this collection celebrates the bond between humans and cats. Each tale, including "The Hemingway Kittens" and "The Cat Tracker Lady of Asad Alley," showcases the author's unique ability to connect deeply with both her characters and feline companions. The introduction praises her unparalleled talent and emotional depth, highlighting her keen observations and the vibrant power of her prose. Readers will find a profound understanding of the feline experience, capturing the essence of cat companionship.