Well, I didn’t know this was happening so soon, but I guess it’s an early treat, which is always better than an early trick. The latest anthology from the Ink Slingers’ League, When The Lights Go Out (also known as WTLGO for the sake of keeping things short), has just become available for download! This creepy Halloween anthology contains a variety of terrifying stories from a plethora of authors, including yours truly, and I even got to write the introduction and help out with picking a title. Other authors in the anthology include Joleene Naylor, DM Yates, Barbara Tarn, Tricia Drammeh, Roger Lawrence, Adan Ranie, and many more!
If you’re still unsure about whether or not this anthology is for you, here’s the description:
A collection of twenty-five short stories just in time for Halloween. Enjoy thrills, chills, and mysteries. Meet ghosts, demons, vampires, and monsters everywhere from dark city streets to the English countryside. Scares lurk in the most unexpected places and, when the lights go out, no where is safe and no one will be spared.
Doesn’t that sound creepy? And if you need any more incentive to check it out, the entire anthology is very affordable. It’s available for a little under a dollar from Amazon and for free from Smashwords. And as it becomes available on more formats, like Kobo and iTunes, I’ll be posting those links on my Stand Alones & Other Works page.
Once again, thanks to Joleene Naylor for making me part of,this anthology in so many ways. I’ve already started reading it and I’m impressed by what I’ve seen so far. I’m looking forward to reading the rest and I’m so glad you thought one of my works was worthy of this impressive and terrifying collection of tales.
Well, that’s all for now. I hope you decide to check out WTLGO and have a spooky good time with me. Until next time, my Followers of Fear!
Rami Ungar The Writer 
Reblogged this on Bleed onto the Page and commented:
I was going to write something about this, but it looks like Rami Ungar already said all that needs to be said. My story, “An Arm and a Leg,” is featured in this new anthology.
I’m about to start reading that one. I can’t wait to see how it is, especially since I liked your story in the last anthology.
I’m glad you liked it, Rami. The story I have in WtLGO is more of a parody of a horror story than horror itself… More splatter than psych, you know? I’m hoping to get a chance to read the whole book this evening. I’ll let you know what I think of your contribution when I do!
Thanks! By the way, read yours on the bus to work this morning. I can see the parody there!