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Four Legs in the Morning available from Cemetery DanceOnly a few copies left! Order here. A collection of three-linked stories, featuring twenty illustrations by Steven C. Gilberts. Dr. Sibley, long-standing Chair of the English and Classical Literature Department at Graysonville University, has outlasted many of his detractors. In this collection of three linked stories, mysterious consequences await those who defy or disappoint him:
Read the first story for free by visiting this page at the publisher's site (or for 99 cents, download it from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, iTunes, or Sony). |
Winner of 2010 Bram Stoker Award!
Now Available as an eBook for $2.99!
Invisible Fences
by Norman Prentiss
Cemetery Dance Publications
May 2010
Do you see the point of the story, Nathan? We all cut parts of ourselves away, but we never lose them. Things stay with us—souvenirs with memories attached. We can't always choose what to keep, what to throw away.
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Invisible Fences is now sold out of its limited print run.
Now available as an eBook for $2.99!
The Crane House: A Halloween Story
by Brian Keene, Kealan Patrick Burke, Al Sarrantonio, Rick Hautala, Bev Vincent, Brian Freeman, James A. Moore, James Newman, Ronald Kelly, Norman Prentiss, and Ray Garton.
Round Robin Novella
Cemetery Dance Publications
Forthcoming; limited edition sold out on pre-publication
Anthology & Magazine Appearances
Black Static magazine
Shivers VI, edited by Richard Chizmar
Cemetery Dance Publications,
December 2010
Contains "The Old Ways"
Shivers VI weighs in at 410 pages and contains more than 110,000 words from today's most popular authors of horror and suspense including Stephen King, Peter Straub, Al Sarrantonio, Jay Bonansinga, Lisa Tuttle, David B. Silva, Melanie Tem, Brian Hodge, Brian Keene, Alan Peter Ryan, Blake Crouch and Jack Kilborn, Bev Vincent, Brian James Freeman, Norman Prentiss, and many others.
Year’s Best Dark Fantasy and Horror
edited by Paula Guran
Prime Books,
October 2010
Reprints the Bram Stoker Award-winning story, "In the Porches of My Ears"
Commutability: Stories about the Journey from Here to There
edited by David Jack Bell and Molly McCaffrey
MSR Publishing,
August 2010
Contains "Distance"
Don’t Read This! Chilling, Thrilling, Fantastic Tales for the Young and Young at Heart
edited by Steven Lee Climer
SugarBuzzBooks,
August 2009
Contains the non-fiction essay, "Fun with Dick and Jane and Poe’s 'The Tell-Tale Heart'"
Best Horror of the Year 2
edited by Ellen Datlow
Night Shade Books, March 2010
Reprints the Bram Stoker Award-winning story, "In the Porches of My Ears"
4 Stories
Cemetery Dance
May 2009
Promotional Chapbook, Out of Print
Contains the following stories:
"Red Sea" by Tim Curran
"Chasing Moonlight" by Greg F. Gifune
"Full of It" by Brian Keene
"Homeschooled" by Norman Prentiss
Postscripts #18: This is the Summer of Love, edited by Peter Crowther & Nick Gevers
PS Publishing, 2009
Contains “In the Porches of My Ears”
“I particularly liked Norman Prentiss's ‘In the Porches of My Ears, ’ a sweet sad story about a couple at the movies and their reaction to another couple: a blind man and his wife, who narrates the entire movie to him.”
—Locus
Cemetery Dance Sampler #3
Shivers V, edited by Richard Chizmar
Cemetery Dance Publications
2009
Contains "The Albright Sextuplets"
“David Lynch-style horror”
—Booklist
“Shivers V starts off with a bang as Norman Prentiss describes a too-perfect family in ‘The Albright Sextuplets’; you’ll never be able to see TLC’s Jon and Kate Plus 8 in the same way again.”
—Horror Drive-In
“a refreshing take on the ‘creepy infant’ tale.”
—The Green Man Review
Shivers IV, edited by Richard Chizmar
Cemetery Dance Publications
2006
Contains "In the Best Stories. . ."
Received an Honorable Mention in The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2007
Damned Nation, edited by Robert N. Lee and David T. Wilbanks
Hellbound
Books
2006
Contains "The Everywhere Man"
Received an Honorable mention in The
Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2007
Tales from the Gorezone, edited by Kealan Patrick Burke
Apartment 42 Publications
2004
Cover art by Deena Warner
Contains "Glue Traps"
(A revised version of this story is posted in the
"Free Stuff" section of this website)
Gorezone Cake(Photo: Liz Albert)
The cover of my first horror appearance, on my going-away cake at the
end of my time with the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented
Youth (CTY).
