Something in him loved a fight. Something in him enjoyed risking it all, his whole life on a single throw of the dice. That part was howling for this moment.
This is the conclusion of a six-part series. Previous episodes can be found in these links: part one, part two, part three, part four, part five. Ada watched the two strangers. They seemed as wild
Continue Reading Black shapes stirred in the half-light, bulbous heads and crooked limbs. Their harsh voices seemed to croak, even in a whisper. From time to time the firelight caught their eyes, and circles the size of saucers flashed in the dark.
This is part five of an ongoing series. The other parts can be found here: part one, part two, part three, part four. Comillas paced counter-clockwise around Lofric and the horses, his face averted from all that lay
Continue Reading Comillas’s pulse did not quite return to normal. He was sure he had seen the girl slip into the crack, away from the creature. But that thing was out here with him. Could he outrun it, mounted?
This is part four of an ongoing series. The other parts can be found here: part one, part two, part three. Comillas and Lofric rode beneath the full moon. The only sounds were the steady
Continue Reading Ada Torfmoss did not resist when the goblins took her. One halfling girl could not hope to resist twelve goblins.
This is part three of an ongoing series. Follow the links to read part one and part two. Ada Torfmoss did not resist when the goblins took her. One halfling girl could not hope to
Continue Reading The mage and the warrior rode through the silent hills. The light of the westering sun became a sullen fire, and shadows lengthened, shrouding vales in the blue of an early twilight.
This is part two of an ongoing series. Read part one here. The mage and the warrior rode through the silent hills. The light of the westering sun became a sullen fire, and shadows lengthened,
Continue Reading A stack of trenchers occupied one corner of the table, piled high with peach pits and shriveled apple cores. To one side of the heap, running the length of the table where it butted against
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Don't miss all the twists and turns that led us to this point, check out the rest of the story: Here “Where are we going now?” Lucky had to shout for me to hear him
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Today, New Pulp Tales is pleased to announce its first publication, A Mythos of Monsters and Madness: Horror Stories by Jeremiah Dylan Cook. This collection of thirteen stories is now available on Amazon in paperback.
Continue Reading Action, danger, excitement, this story has it all! But if you're looking for context, why not catch up on the previous instalments: Here. I stepped out into the open parking lot as the two bikers
Continue Reading Before you jump into the middle of the action, why not make sure you're caught up on everything that came before? You can find those stories: Here. The electronic beep of the lock disengaging abruptly
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