I’m excited to present the Fear Tour to My Shelf Confessions today! I haven’t read the book myself, but it sounded excellent and definitely something I thought all of my readers could enjoy! We’re also lucky to get a special featured playlist from one of the authors on our stop – I personally can never get enough of playlists and discovering new music – so enjoy! 
FEAR: A Modern Anthology of Horror and Terror brings together, for the first time, tales of murder, monsters and madness, by sixty of the world’s best indie horror authors.
Discover what lurks in the water at the end of the garden, learn of the unforgiving loyalty of a loving toy and meet a writer, just itching to finish his latest horror story.
Every author in the Anthology has generously contributed their work for free. All royalties from sales will go directly to the international charities, Barnardo’s and Médecins Sans Frontières.
FEAR, with forewords by international bestselling authors, Peter James and Sherri Browning Erwin, is now available in two volumes.
Old Mabel’s Cat Playlist:
I love listening to music while I read and suppose that many of FEAR’s readers share that habit with me. Here are a handful of tunes that I think suit the atmosphere or subject matter of my tale “Old Mabel’s Stray Cat” – I hope that the music and the story carry them away into that strange place hidden just behind the veil of normality.
[click on the links to take a listen!]
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds – “Are You The One That I’ve Been Waiting For?”
The Cure – “All Cats Are Grey”
The Stray Cats – “Stray Cat Strut”
Children on Stun – “Cats or Devils Eyes”
Sonic Youth – “Purr”
Nine Inch Nails – “Into The Void”
Giveaway!
Cameron Trost is an emerging writer from Brisbane, Australia. He concocts tales that combine a strong dose of mystery with an unsettling hint of familiarity while exploring the absurdities and peculiarities of society and the human mind. Cameron is the author of the collection “Hoffman’s Creeper and Other Disturbing Tales”, the dark thriller “Letterbox”, and the suburban suspense novella “Let Darkness Take Hold”.
Buy Fear: Amazon
About April
Oh I saw this book the other day and it sounds really good. I love anthologies. And this is a great playlist!