Resurrection and Reclamation

About the Book

"Judge, Jury, Executioner And Chef Salad" (in Deathrealm #19): This takes the funkiest title award. I found it effective, filled with disturbing events and unsettling images.
-Scott Thomas, Writer

"Night School" (is) a chilling walk through a college night class where the anxious participants expect the worst-crave the worst, actually.
-Review Editor, Barrelhouse Magazine

"Night School" I did not care for much at all, which I thought was as unbelievable as a work of fiction can get.
-Michael Dillon, Editor, Heart Attack Magazine

Received my copy of "Bizarre Bazaar 92" and couldn't put it down. The stories were terrific. "Watching" by S. Darnbrook Colson was my favorite.
-Louise Dragon Mroz, Writer

"Where Have All The Children Gone?"-the story by S. Darnbrook Colson (I'm sorry, but I hate this self-titled "Bad Boy of Horror" shit) is competently done, remarkably sensitive in places. Terribly far-fetched, I guess, but that's certainly legal in the horror field. It's hard to look at a story objectively, though, when the author's epithet just won't go away throughout the reading.
-Mark Rainey, Editor, Deathrealm

About the Author

Elrod Stanton lives on an island along the Outer Banks of North Carolina with his monkey, Spanky. He is the author of the science fiction novel Hunting Ground.