Check out The Misadventures of Hobart Hucklebuck fantasy adventure book series:

Here is what they are saying:

--Move over Harry Potter, Hobart Hucklebuck is the new kid in the world of magic.

--Hobart's misadventures are winners.

--So much more than expected and very satisfying.

--Adorable, funny, and is a great tale of friendship and loyalty.

--My boys loved it and laughed a lot while I was reading it.

--My 4 year-old-asked would our bread butter itself? When I said no, he said why not!!!

--A fun book for both adults and children.

--If you’re a fan of MG books then I highly recommend this one.

--This one is absolutely worth picking up.

Comparable authors include Ridley Pearson, Liz Braswell, Jen Calonita, Serena Valentino, Amicus Arcane, Rick Riordan, C. S. Lewis, Madeleine L'Engle and J. K. Rowling.

Stan Swanson is a Bram Stoker Award finalist and author of several books including Horror High School: Return of the Loving Dead (co-written with Araminta Star Matthews), Wind Up Hearts (a romance novella with a hint of steampunk), Forever Zombie (a collection of short stories), Write of the Living Dead (a highly-praised writing guide written with Araminta Star Matthews and Rachel Lee) and Return of the Scream Queen (co-authored with Michael McCarty and Linnea Quigley).

Several more books in the Hobart Hucklebuck series are in the works including Pandemonium in Pennywhistle, Wacky Weather and Boneyard Bay.

Max Booth III is the co-owner of Ghoulish Books, a small press and horror bookstore based in San Antonio, TX. He writes books and movies and hosts several podcasts, such as GHOULISH, DECAYED TAPES, and DOG EARS. He is afraid of everything.

I am the editor-in-chief for Dark Moon Digest as well as the co-owner of Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing. I am the single mother of two children and spend a majority of the time trying to keep my 11 year old from hitting the dog in the face. During my spare time (I really have some?) I dabble in graphic art and use that knowledge to make business cards. logos and flyers for people who need something more creative than the norm. I like to write short stories and have been published in several anthologies, including the Bram Stoker nominated Slices of Flesh and Qualia Nous.

My author website, which is very infrequently updated is www.lorimichelleauthor.com. My professional website is www.TheAuthorsAlley.com. I can typically be found roaming the wall of Facebook.

Araminta Star Matthews is the Associate Dean of Graduate and Professional Studies at Maine College of Art. She has a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from National University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in the same discipline from the University of Maine at Farmington. She also holds certificates in digital curation, career development facilitation, and teaching. In addition to writing, she worked previously as an instructional designer at a University System, developing and supporting the creation of instructional content for higher education courses. She also teaches Creative Writing for the University of Maine at Presque Isle, online.

She began her writing career in the horror genre, writing young adult, supernatural fiction. While this genre still holds a place in her heart, she is moving toward more practical content, such as holistic wellness and personal development guides. She has coauthored with Stan Swanson and Dr. Rachel Lee to produce the alternative writing instructional guide, Write of the Living Dead, and she has recently worked with The Lune Innate to produce a crystal self-care and wellness book.

Because Araminta can't bring herself to sit still even for a moment, she spends her spare time (when she is not teaching or writing or editing) playing MMORPG's, reading (mostly classics), and inventing. She is also a lifelong learner and routinely takes courses in disciplines that interest her, including yoga teaching, crystal certification, Reiki, web development, animation, and digital curation.

A busy father of four with a dog and cat, John Hunt lives and works in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. He has had nine short stories published in various anthologies and is a member of the Horror Writers Association. He is the author of Doll House, The Tracker, Off The Grid, Murder Run, the sequel to Doll House, Olivia, the post-apocalyptic novella, Balance, and the short story anthology, Four Shots of Horror. To see what he is up to, visit his YouTube page, titled John Hunt Fiction.

"The Police Station" by Bruce Memblatt (Twice The Terror: The Horror Zine) is absorbing in its structure and sense of anticipation. What starts out like a police procedural, as two detectives interrogate a murder suspect, unexpectedly takes a creative twist into the supernatural."- FANGORIA September 26, 2010.

Bruce Memblatt is a native New Yorker, and a member of the Horror Writers Association.

He is on the staff of The Horror Zine as Kindle Coordinator.

His story "Dikon's Light"(AKA Music Man)is a recipient of Bewildering Stories 2012 Mariner Awards.

His story "Destination Unknown," received an honorable mention in the L Ron Hubbard 2012 Writers of the Future Awards.

His works have been published several times in anthology books, magazines and zines such as Aphelion, Nameless Magazine( Cycatrix Press), Suspense Magazine, Post Mortem Press, Dark Moon Books, Sam's Dot Publishing, Strange Weird and Wonderful Magazine, The Horror Zine, Midwest Literary Magazine, Danse Macabre, Parsec Ink, The Feathertale Review, Yellow Mama and many more.

His self-published collection of stories THE DARK JAR is available in print and in kindle right here at Amazon.

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A lifelong fan of all things Horror and one of 3 winners of the Cemetery Dance Amatuer Writer's Contest, C.W. LaSart made her publishing debut in Dark Moon Digest Issue 1 in late 2010. She has since been published multiple times by Dark Moon Books as well as Cemetery Dance Publications, Eirelander Press, Evil Jester Press, Angelic Knight Press and more. Her premiere horror collection, AD NAUSEAM 13 Tales of Extreme Horror, was released by Dark Moon Books in March of 2012. Find more at CWLaSart.com

C.R. Langille spent many a Saturday afternoon watching monster movies with their mother. It wasn't long before they started crafting nightmares to share with their readers. They are a retired, disabled veteran with a deep love for weird and creepy tales. This prompted them to form Timber Ghost Press in January of 2021. They are an affiliate member of the Horror Writer's Association, a member of the League of Utah Writers, and they received their MFA: Writing Popular Fiction from Seton Hill University.

Gerald Vincent is originally from New York City and is a devotee of classic horror/monster movies like Jaws, Alien, and Godzilla. His favorite writers are Edgar Allan Poe, Alexandre Dumas, and Rod Serling. He has a degree in psychology, and his interests include fencing, cooking, and visiting Disney theme parks.