Tiny Tales of Terror, Volume 3

Before the longest day, one hell of a night...

The five friends behind the Cultcha Vultchas blog were always on the lookout for a brand experience to write about. However, they'd probably never expected one of those excursions to involve spending the night with a bunch of boomers waiting to worship the arrival of the sun.

And yet, that's exactly what they found themselves doing the night before the summer solstice. The young folk had travelled to a car park on the edge of some woods ready to experience Litha - the name given to the Wiccan Sabbat celebrated at the summer solstice, the longest day and shortest night of the year and, in some traditions, a time for battle between light and dark. They didn't know exactly what was in store for them, but that's all part of the fun...isn't it?

Take Dave Musson's hand once more as he walks you through a path of more Tiny Tales of Terror. If you manage to make it to sunrise, stick around for short, sharp stabs of bugs, mobsters, monsters, and even a dodgy politician. Scary stuff!
“Musson writes with startling clarity, allowing the terror in his prose to come into horrifying view. This collection is full of focused fear; brace yourself and feast your eyes.”

Michael R Goodwin, author of SMOLDER and HOW GOOD IT FEELS TO BURN

“Musson presents a tidy collection of bite sized nightmares sprinkled with dead pan humour. Quickfire horror at its finest and most British.”

Christopher Badcock, author of THOSE YOU KILLED.