Here’s the proposed table of contents for Day Terrors. Our publication date will be February 2011. 1. Ataraxia — Scott Brendel — They stood until they died, leaving their loved ones to watch their slow but steady deterioration. 2. Sea of Green, Sea of Gold — Aaron Polson — The rocky nature of those... »

Submissions for Day Terrors is now closed. If you’re still waiting to hear from us, rest assured that Kfir and I are working our way through the final submissions right now. We will post a final list of accepted stories as soon as we can. Our next step will be copyediting all of the... »

This is your last chance to submit your work to Day Terrors — we’re going to close it to submissions on Sept. 1. It’s time to get this antho ready to print! Remember, we’re looking for well-written, highly original horror stories that describe uncanny events happening in broad daylight. Stories should contain supernatural content and... »

Here’s the latest update on the stories we’ve accepted for Day Terrors — I’ve listed them in alphabetical order by author. We’re still looking for two or three more thoughtful and gripping tales to round out the anthology — send us your best. Remember, it’s all about the supernatural and uncanny in the bright... »

At last, Kfir and I are starting to see the (day)light at the end of the tunnel! We’ve accepted a number of excellent stories and are requesting revision on a couple more.  However, we’d like to get, oh, two or three more standout works in the 2,500-5,000 word range to finish off the anthology;... »

Dru and I are still reading and strive to pick the best of the best from the many excellent stories that have been submitted to us. Our final decisions don’t reflect only the quality of each story that we consider, but also the character of the blend that we seek to create. That means... »