Author Justin Hunter

Justin Hunter has twelve published novels and over forty short stories in anthologies. His publishers include Hybrid Sequence Media, Severed Press, J. Ellington Ashton Press, JWK Fiction, Crazy Ink Press, Morbidbooks, Crazy Ink Press, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Bizarro Planet Press, and many more. He is an award-winning screenwriter for his adaptations of Cast Away Stones (Drama) and Chet & Floyd vs. the Apocalypse (Horror/Comedy). He lives with his wife and four adopted children in Missouri, USA.  Author Justin Hunter

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Dog Beside Me

A man blames a stray dog for the death of his family. He vows to kill the dog in an act of vengeance. But the rules are different here. Dogs cannot be killed. They can’t even be hurt.

Demonic Visions: Book 2

Welcome to the second installment of the Demonic Visions series. This new collection of macabre tales includes short fiction by each member of the Demonic Visions team. Every new book that we publish will take you deeper into the minds of these talented writers, and acquaint you with their various styles of prose. So enjoy, and I hope that you will join us for the entire Demonic Visions saga which is intended to last many, many years and span many, many volumes…

Demonic Visions: Book 3

Welcome to the third installment of the Demonic Visions series. This new collection of macabre tales includes short fiction by members of the Demonic Visions team. Every new book that we publish will take you deeper into the minds of these talented writers, and acquaint you with their various styles of prose. So enjoy, and I hope that you will join us for the entire Demonic Visions saga which is intended to last many, many years and span many, many volumes…

Demonic Visions: Book 5

Disappearing children, ghosts, road rage, mental instability, vampires and more: somewhere in this book, possibly many places in this book, you’ll find the things you are afraid of—even some things you thought you’d forgotten.

Terror Train

Terror Train contains stories by new and established authors, with a guest story by William F. Nolan.

Inanimate Things: Volume One

Zombie pirates, living toys, medical equipment, and mannequins. These are just a few of the things that can tear you apart. Enjoy these stories and try not to disparage the things you see just because you don’t think they’re conscious. You could insult a psychopathic thing that you never expected would murder your family tonight.

Apocalypse: An Apocalyptic Microfiction Anthology

A post-apocalyptic adventure of tiny proportions. Venture into the unknown, into a time when society has broken down and every man, woman and child (and the odd monster or alien) must fight for themselves.

Dog Beside Me

A man blames a stray dog for the death of his family. He vows to kill the dog in an act of vengeance. But the rules are different here. Dogs cannot be killed. They can’t even be hurt.
Fans of LEATHER, DENIM & SILVER, THE TRIGGER REFLEX and USE ENOUGH GUN will be well pleased with these tales and newcomers to the series will be very glad to discover it.
Welcome to the darkest of comedies. Chet & Floyd vs. the Apocalypse: Volume 1 is a tribute to the anti-hero. This lightning paced, ultra-violent novel will find and tickle the blackest part of your funny bone. The big death has brought the end of most of the life on earth. The planet is like the mortally wounded, limping along as it bleeds out. Every day is colder than the last. There is no food. The humans that were spared from death’s swath are now roaming the earth, starving and decadent. Cannibalism and Nihilism rule. This was the time of Chet and Floyd. Plunging across the apocalyptic landscape in their 1971 Volkswagen Super Beetle, Chet and Floyd navigate their way through this new world. Chet, who starts the novel with ten fingers but won’t keep them all by the end of the story, is obsessed with finding morality in an environment which is anything but. Floyd is his stoic voice of reason, which isn’t saying much in a world where there isn’t any reason at all.
Tim is fifteen. His mother died in a car accident. He’s sent to live with his recluse uncle who has spent the last five years setting death traps all over his farm. Tim and his uncle have more in common than they know. As they learn to cope with the past and present they find reasons to live, but how long will it last with a property set to kill them both?
Ugly Babies
JWK Fiction brings you a collection of poetry, flash fiction and short stories dealing with beginnings that may not be as rosy as everyone around us often seems to think newborns are.
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