New From Deadite Press

With my thoughts, after the pretty covers:

1. Just Like Hell by Nate Southard is the book I've been raving about for the last two years to anyone who will listen. I honestly believe that it is this generation's equivalent to Jack Ketchum's The Girl Next Door. Don't let the gory cover fool you — this is an emotionally-harrowing, mentally challenging tale that will make even the most jaded fan squirm.

2. Survivor by J.F. Gonzalez remains the most gut-wrenching, gruesome horror novel I have ever read. That is not hyperbole. Nor is it nepotism. It doesn't matter that J.F. is one of my closest friends, because despite that, it is a novel that nearly broke me. It's nice to see both it and Bryan Smith's Depraved safe at Deadite and away from Dorchester. It's also comforting to know that Edward Lee, Robert Devereaux, and Wrath James White found safe haven from Dorchester at Deadite, as well. Support that, and buy these books.