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A lonely woman lives in a ramshackle house ... deep in the woods ... where she cares for her disturbed young son. As brutal killings in the woods draw ever nearer, she comes to realize that her son has a psychic link to something in the forest.***Deep within the woods, a small band of friends encounter a monstrous evil. Is it the legendary Jersey Devil? Will they flee ... or stay and fight?This is a horror novel, often referred to as a "modern classic," which takes place within the New Jersey Pine Barrens.***"Dark, foreboding, menacing, eerie ... seductive." The Philadelphia Inquirer"Superb thriller ... a masterpiece." Delaware Valley Magazine"Among the classics of modern horror." Weird New Jersey Magazine"Full of chilling surprises." Cemetery Dance Magazine"At last the Jersey Devil has come out of hiding." Atlantic City Magazine

"Like ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST, shot directly into your veins like a speedball." ‒ Greg F. Gifune, author of THE BLEEDING SEASON Final part of THE PINES TRILOGY by Robert Dunbar: THE PINES "Dark, foreboding, menacing, eerie ... seductive." ‒ The Philadelphia Inquirer THE SHORE "A classic of modern horror." ‒ Weird New Jersey THE STREETS Escaping horrors that prowl the back alleys of a nameless city, a group of young people find themselves trapped in a decrepit asylum ... where unspeakable evil awaits them. Do the streets offer salvation? Or destruction? "Robert Dunbar has the unique personal vision, command of language, and atmospheric style to enrapture you in the wildest, deepest nightmare." ‒ Tom Piccirilli, author of THE LAST KIND WORDS

Stay out of the woods. Something deadly lurks among the shadows, and the trees themselves seethe with menace. No one is safe. These classic tales of the malignant wilderness by master storytellers like Algernon Blackwood, Arthur Machen, Ambrose Beirce, and E. Nesbit are annotated and introduced by contemporary talents (like Ramsey Campbell, Greg Gifune and Ronald Malfi), all of whom add their unique insights and perspectives. The anthology also includes the novella WOOD by Robert Dunbar, appearing for the first time in print. From the Introduction by Robert Dunbar: We fear darkness. We fear eyes that watch from the foliage. Sometimes we fear the foliage. And perhaps we should. Long before haunted houses existed, haunted forests circled the globe. Homer knew it. The Brothers Grimm knew it. In legend, all the great mythic quests of self-discovery begin with a hero entering a forsaken wood. Some journeys also end there...

Suspense and Horror, Science Fiction and Fantasy -- a collection of dangerously dark fiction for adults ... by the author of THE PINES, THE SHORE and WILLY."A masterpiece."Dark Scribe Magazine"Completely and utterly engrossing." LAMBDA LITERARY FOUNDATION"Brilliantly chilling ... searingly erotic." THE EDGE

WHY WOULD A DEMON WANT A CHILD? When his six-year-old son vanishes, Miles Gale is suspected of having committed an unthinkable crime. He alone knows that the truth is even more unthinkable: his son has been taken by a creature out of time, a creature out of nightmare. The boy's mother has returned to claim him ... and Miles will have to go through hell to get him back. PRAISE FOR T.M. WRIGHT "One of the most original writers of the surreal and macabre ... a rare and blazing talent." STEPHEN KING "T.M. Wright is more than a master of quiet horror; he's a one-man definition of the term." RAMSEY CAMPBELL "Relentlessly original." THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER "Brilliant." 2AM MAGAZINE "Sharply etched." KIRKUS REVIEWS "Hallucinatory ... eerie." PUBLISHERS WEEKLY "Wright can keep us shivering on the edge." NEW YORK NEWSDAY "LITTLE BOY LOST Lost takes the fear and anguish felt for a lost child and magnifies it ten-fold by incorporating a supernatural element. A taut horror-thriller." RAVE REVIEWS

A beautiful young painter falls in love with a dangerously sexy man who may be in league with the Devil ... who may even be a devil. So begins her DESCENT into a world of violence and horror, a world of rituals and madnessand unspeakable cruelty. Can she retain her soul despite the things he does to her, the things he forces her to witness ... the things he forces her to do? When you dance with the Devil, can you ever make it stop? "Sandy DeLuca's DESCENT is an intelligent, wonderfully written, highly original tale that lures the reader deep into a labyrinth of nightmare landscapes and horrors that haunt the body, mind, and ultimately the soul." Greg F. Gifune, author of GARDENS OF NIGHT and DREAMS THE RAGMAN "Who in the horror genre is writing for adults? The answer is Sandy DeLuca. The worlds she creates are steeped in darkness, but poetry echoes there (along with screams). Her work offers chills and pleasures that are no mere matter of gore but that satisfy in the way all real literature satisfies - in the way all true art satisfies - by challenging and touching us ... and ultimately by changing us." Robert Dunbar, author of WILLY and MARTYRS & MONSTERS

In an isolated school for boys with emotional problems, a disturbed adolescent struggles against a mire of superstition and oppression. Then he meets Willy, and the other boy - charismatic and strange - saves him ... or damns him. WILLY, an atmospheric novel of suspense by the author of THE PINES, THE SHORE and MARTYRS & MONSTERS, becomes both an evocation of painful growth and a dark psychological thriller.

SHADOWS: Supernatural Tales by Masters of Modern Literature, edited and with an introduction by Robert Dunbar, features terrifying explorations of the dark by D. H. Lawrence, Virginia Woolf, E. M. Forster, Edith Wharton, Henry James, Willa Cather and many of the other great writers who revolutionized dark fiction. These may be the finest, most evocative ghost stories ever written.

Welcome to Edgeharbor, New Jersey ... a dying beachtown on the outskirts of the pine barrens ... where something monstrous stalks the sand. The Shore is book 2 of Robert Dunbar's The Pines Trilogy.

"VORTEX, Essays from a Sea of Nightmares" by Robert Dunbar Dark currents flow beneath the surface... powerful, deadly... ancient. Monsters churn the dark waters of the soul. VORTEX explores the folklore that inspired many great works of dark literature. From the introduction to "VORTEX: Essays from a Sea of Nightmares" They say a basis in fact underlies most legends. They say it all the time, all those Wise Elders in all those old horror films, the high priests, the scientists, the gypsy fortune tellers. On this single issue they agree unanimously. More to the point (certainly to the point of this book), deep currents of tradition and superstition swirl through most classic works of horror fiction. *** The critics about Robert Dunbar: "Dark, foreboding, menacing, eerie... seductive." The Philadelphia Inquirer "One of the best authors working in dark literature today." Literary Mayhem "A literary craftsman, a stylist." Shroud Magazine "Unconventional and totally unique." Nights & Weekends "Easily one of the best dark fiction writers around." Heart of Horror "The catalyst for the new literary movement in horror." Dark Scribe Magazine