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“Hot Off the Press” is a killer collection of short horror fiction from industry icons and influencers, with all proceeds benefiting charity.

Hot Off the Press

Hot off the Press is this year’s Red Cape Publishing charity anthology in aid of FAST UK, the Foundation for Angelman Syndrome Therapeutics.

Compiled by Jay Michaels and former Morbidly Beautiful contributor Donovan “Monster” Smith, Hot off the Press: A Charity Anthology features over forty pieces of flash fiction from some of the biggest names in the indie horror community, including screenwriters, actors, directors, authors, and producers.

Contributors include Adam Marcus (Jason Goes to Hell), Bill Oberst Jr (3 from Hell), Cortney Palm (Zombeavers), Tony Sands, MJ Dixon, David Owain Hughes, Astrid Addams, and many, many more. Our very own writers, Danni Winn and Patrick Krause are also featured contributors, and we could not be more proud.

So, dim the lights, draw the curtains, and settle in for an onslaught of short bites of fiction.

Grab your Kindle or Paperback edition at the Amazon link below (or see where else it’s available to purchase here), and enjoy some great horror for a great cause. All proceeds will be donated to charity.

PRESENTED BY:

Donovan “Monster” Smith is an author, writer, film producer, director, podcast host, cryptozoologist, and mixed martial artist from Chandler, Arizona. Check out his debut collection of short stories, Monsters in the Dark, which includes thirteen disturbing tales featuring a host of horrific creatures – from aliens to sea monsters, hellish abominations to demonic pumpkins. Monsters in the Dark is the perfect read for fans of creature features and horror.

Jay Michaels (Jay Michaels Communications) is recognized as a prominent independent producer/director of stage and screen. He began his career as part of the original Off-Off-Broadway movement and was present at Lincoln Center’s tribute to Caffe Cino, the original Theatre Genesis, and the movement itself in 1984. Today, he teaches communications and media culture at various universities and is the author of several books and publications on the topic. Creating visibility for independent theater, film, music, and literature has been the battle cry of his boutique promotion and production firm for more than 20 years.

You can find out more about Red Cape Publishing on their website and the following social media: Twitter – Instagram – Facebook.

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