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Choate Road's first official fun book, KNOCK KNOCK…WHO'S THERE? DEATH!

It's everything you love from horror's favorite playground right at your fingertips. Original short stories from the Choate Writers, 'Ask a Splatterpunk', brain cookie recipes and a forward by the Master of Horror, Edgar Allan Poe. With a cover by the great Bret Jordan, it's a must for all Choaties and Werepigs!

AND ALL FOR UNDER $10!

Welcome to Harvest Hill, Tennessee: a seemingly idyllic community. But within the shadows of this restful town roams a centuries-old evil that rears itself in some awful form or influence every Halloween when the veil between worlds is thinnest. We offer a choice crop of truly disturbing accounts - large and small, stretching from the 1700s into the present day - as a warning to all. If only the residents understood the unspeakable thing that has writhed and raged among them for ages, and keeps growing ...

31 tales of spectacular Halloween horror edited by Michael Hultquist and Douglas Hutcheson! Includes Gregory L. Hall's 'The Harvest Hill Theater', and Jezzy Wolfe's 'Met Halfway'.

Prepare for a real treat!

Homeless, Rebecca finds a family of lost souls just like her. The Vampires of Orlando. Reborn, she revels in the lifestyle of ‘no rules’. Love whoever you want. Seek whatever high you wish. Live forever young. Every night’s an adventure- hunting down tourists, challenging local police, screaming to the world vampires really exist. It’s Neverland.

…Until the first murder.

There’s someone else hiding in the darkness. Goths are being found beheaded, with wooden stakes pounded through their chests. The hunters have become the hunted. As the bodies pile up, Rebecca and the Family are forced to ask ‘Who do you turn to, who can you trust, when the only person who believes you’re an actual vampire is a vampire killer?’

This is not your father’s Nosferatu. This is not teen romance disguised as horror with prom date vampires. Welcome to a world you already know. Welcome to the world at the end of Church Street.

“At the End of Church Street is not your typical vampire novel. But then, Gregory L Hall is not your typical author. Written with true horror, dread and even a touch of romance, Hall’s true feat is in giving us a completely original take on vampire tales — and I’ve read a ton of them. This guy’s the real deal, and thanks to At the End of Church Street, I’ll never feel completely at ease in Orlando again.”

-Joel A. Sutherland, Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of FROZEN BLOOD

“Gregory L Hall’s AT THE END OF CHURCH STREET is an adept and novel imagining of the age-old vampire story. Hall offers a gritty portrayal of life on the streets where the shadows conceal much more than petty criminals. His eye for observational detail masterfully places the reader in his bleak but believable settings. In the end CHURCH STREET is a stark, intelligent and thrilling depiction of the seedy (and supernatural) subculture lurking within Orlando’s darker places.”

-Tim Deal, Bram Stoker Award Nominated Editor, Shroud Publishing

“I loved At the End of Church Street. Gregory L. Hall creates an urban fantasy Neverland and fills it with a fantastic assortment of Goth lost boys and girls…and then he turns the devil loose among them. This is the kind of debut authors dream of…solid characters, spot on dialogue, and a story that draws you in like a pretty girl’s smile. Highly recommended.”

-Joe McKinney, author of DEAD CITY and APOCALYPSE OF THE DEAD