Zippered Flesh 3: Yet More Tales of Body Enhancements Gone Bad!

Description

What horror anthology on body enhancements wouldn't include gross-out fiction? This book has it in spades. But, this collection of stories goes far beyond that. Here you will also find science fiction, surreal fiction, fantasy, and even a full serving of dark humor. Disturbing, perverse, often gut-wrenching (pun intended) stories-all between the covers of this anthology!

Nineteen chilling tales by some of the best horror and suspense writers today. Definitely not for the squeamish!

"Hardcore horror that ranges from the socially relevant to the scatologically repulsive-the shock here is like 'The Scream' made flesh." - Mort Castle, editor of On Writing Horror: A Handbook by the Horror Writers Association

"In Zippered Flesh 3, Editor Weldon Burge has done a masterful job of combining work from well-known masters like Jack Ketchum and Graham Masterton with newer writers. But it is the original work by newcomers like L.L. Soares and Meghan Acuri that stands out for me. ... Highly recommended." - Gene O'Neill, author of The Hitchhiking Effect: A Retrospective Collection

"'Closer by Charles Colyott is a wonderfully poignant and romantic story. ... 'Going Green' by Christine Morgan is so original, timely, and well-written it deserves special mention. ... Kudos to Burge for putting together another fine anthology of cutting-edge fiction." - Paul Dale Anderson, author of The Instruments of Death series

Billie Sue Mosiman - Horns, Teeth, and Knobs

Shaun Meeks - Upgraded

Christine Morgan - Going Green

Jeff Menapace - Worm

Adrian Ludens - Reduced to Tears

William F. Nolan - A New Man

Jason V. Brock - Transposition

Jack Ketchum - The Rose

Daniel I. Russell - Consume

Jezzy Wolfe - All Will Turn to Gray

E.A. Black - Invisible

L.L. Soares - And the Sky Was Full of Angels

Meghan Arcuri - Shopping Spree

Charles Colyott - Closer

Graham Masterton - Dog Days

Jasper Bark - Switch

Martin Zeigler - Hypochondria

Sandra R. Campbell - Gehenna Division, Case #609

James Dorr - Golden Age