Audiobook Reviewer recently reviewed my 8,000 short story from Permuted Press, available in eBook but also in audiobook format, and writes, “This was a truly disturbing tale … stories like this can reach down in your soul and turn part of it black.” Christian Rummel, the narrator, is terrific.
Check it out the complete review here.
Paul Mannering, author of TANKBREAD, reviewed THE END OF THE ROAD, my 8,000-word short story published by Permuted Press and available for eReader, saying, “Writers like, King, Lansdale and DiLouie invite us to view America through a glass smeared with dirt, blood and the mist of our own primal fear. With THE END OF THE ROAD … DiLouie gives us something entirely eerie.”
Thanks, Paul!
Check out THE END OF THE ROAD for Kindle here.
Eloise J. Knapp, author of THE UNDEAD SITUATION, has reviewed THE END OF THE ROAD, my 8,000-word short story available in eBook from Permuted Press, calling it “grotesque and disturbing. Leaves you feeling unsettled long after you’ve read the last page.”
Thanks, Elly!
Get THE END OF THE ROAD for Kindle here.
Just in time for Halloween, my new 8,000-word short story, THE END OF THE ROAD, is now available from Permuted Press as an eBook!
When five college friends cross America in a minivan to find themselves, they chance upon a road that isn’t on any map. They can’t resist exploring it.
The van breaks down. They find a town, a massive trailer park steeped in squalor. The town isn’t on any map either.
They find people in town. They’ll wish they hadn’t.
The only sanctuary is the Big House–a giant mansion at the center of town that appears to be abandoned, only all the lights come on at night. Inside the Big House is the secret of the town.
Inside, they’ll finally find themselves. They won’t like what they find.
Get it at Amazon here, BN.com here and Smashwords here.
THE END OF THE ROAD is already ranked #94 on Amazon in Kindle Horror Short Stories!
Permuted Press will publish my 9,000-word short story THE END OF THE ROAD within the next few months as an eBook!
When five college friends cross America in a minivan to find themselves, they chance upon a road that isn’t on any map. They can’t resist exploring it.
The van breaks down. They find a town, a massive trailer park steeped in squalor. The town isn’t on any map either.
They find people in town. They’ll wish they hadn’t.
The only sanctuary is the Big House–a giant mansion at the center of town that appears to be abandoned, only all the lights come on at night.
Inside the Big House is the secret of the town.
Inside, they’ll finally find themselves. They won’t like what they find.
Stay tuned for a publication date!