Brian Keene crafts compelling narratives that often delve into the realms of horror, crime, and dark fantasy. His work, spanning novels and comic books, is celebrated for its profound influence on contemporary pop culture, particularly in revitalizing the zombie genre. Keene's distinctive style is marked by its potent atmosphere and deep exploration of character psychology, offering readers an unforgettable experience. His international acclaim is evidenced by translations into numerous languages and the adaptation of his books into film.
Set against a backdrop of global super-storms that have devastated Earth and nearly wiped out humanity, the story unfolds as survivors confront a terrifying supernatural threat. The remnants of civilization engage in a desperate battle, navigating from the rooftops of flooded cities to the isolated mountaintop islands, showcasing the struggle for survival in an altered world. This cult classic blends ecological disaster with horror, creating a gripping narrative of resilience and fear.
As the clock's pendulum steadily counts down towards the midnight hour, the growing scent of brimstone hangs heavy in the air. The universal symbol of all that is evil, the pentagram, or the inverted pentacle, has been carved in the hardwood floor. Its shape is often described as the goat of lust attacking the Heavens with its horns during the witches' sabbat. Five obsidian candles flicker as the incantations begin. Who will be summoned during this unholy evening? Will it be Baphomet? Or Belial? Maybe even Lucifer himself? The roof timbers groan. Stressed plaster drops to the floor. The demon approaches, holding its ancient grimoire filled with evil stories, written in blood...and here they are.
In The Witching Tree, Levi has been brought to investigate some mysterious killings and in doing so he faces an evil that will threaten to take his life and faith. In Last of the Albatwitches, Levi must unravel the source of an old legend about the forest surrounding Chickies Rock and the reclusive race of Sasquatch-like creatures known as the Albatwitches
The sequel to one of those most popular zombies of all time in a new, uncut, author's preferred edition In this sequel to THE RISING, cities are overrun with legions of the undead, intent on destroying what's left of the living. Trapped inside a fortified skyscraper, a handful of survivors prepare to make their last stand against an unstoppable, merciless enemy. With every hour their chances diminish and their numbers dwindle, while the ranks of the dead continue to rise. Because sooner or later, everything dies. And then it comes back, ready to kill. Deadite Press is proud to present this uncut, Author's Preferred Edition of Brian Keene's seminal CITY OF THE DEAD
In this sequel to DARK HOLLOW, the mysteries surrounding the forests of Central Pennsylvania are explored as the truth behind local legends comes to light. The narrative delves into the rich folklore and hidden truths of the region, revealing the intertwining of myth and reality. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a journey that uncovers the secrets lurking within the woods, offering a deeper understanding of the legends that have captivated the area for generations.
In a world where rain falls endlessly, the story explores the profound impact of this unrelenting weather on society and individuals. Characters navigate their lives amidst the challenges posed by the constant downpour, revealing themes of resilience, adaptation, and the human spirit's struggle against nature. As the narrative unfolds, the rain becomes a symbol of both despair and hope, shaping relationships and altering the course of lives in unexpected ways.
Revitalizing the horror genre, Brian Keene's influential novel and its sequel introduced a fresh perspective on zombies, captivating fans with their intense narratives. Since their initial release, readers have eagerly awaited a return to this compelling universe, which has become a cornerstone for zombie enthusiasts.
Set in a post-apocalyptic landscape, the narrative explores the events leading to the collapse of civilization. Characters grapple with survival and the moral dilemmas that arise in a world stripped of societal norms. Themes of loss, resilience, and the human spirit's capacity to endure are woven throughout the story, offering a profound reflection on humanity's choices and consequences. As the past unfolds, readers are drawn into a gripping tale that examines the fragility of existence and the fight for hope in desolation.
In LeHorn's Hollow, a series of bizarre occurrences disrupts the quiet life of its residents. As secrets unravel, the community grapples with mysterious phenomena that challenge their understanding of reality. The story intertwines suspense and intrigue, exploring themes of fear, curiosity, and the unknown. Characters must confront their beliefs and the darkness lurking beneath the surface of their seemingly idyllic town, leading to unexpected revelations and a gripping climax.
Inspired by specially curated mixtapes, Bev Vincent and Brian Keene present two new spine-chilling novellas... As a blizzard descends upon the sleepy town of Bayport, Rhode Island, brothers Joey and Frank Shaw investigate the mysterious disappearances of several townsfolk. After the discovery of strange tunnels, tunnels that only Joey can see, the trio suspect something is lurking beneath the snowbound town. Something burrowing. Something hungry. And it looks like Joey might be next in The Dead of Winter. Did you imagine the world vanishing to a flood or a comet, the hand of God or nuclear war? What if it started with something as innocuous as the Berenstain Bears, and something known as the Mandela Effect? Barricaded in a seedy motel room, one man makes sense of love, loss, and life as the end of the world looms. Do you see what he sees? Do you know what he knows?