Another anti-war piece, this one depicting the aftermath. The title is from a Slayer song, though the story itself was inspired by the Intro to "Thousand Swords",

The brief struggle of man led willingly to the abattoir of war.

A tale of warfare within the second world war, upon the shores of Normandy.

A phrophecy of a lunatic, apocalyptic future, as foretold in the "Codex Infinitum", a damned tome now forgotten by all save a few.

A mafia funeral turns into a bloodbath, as the dead begin to return to life in search of human flesh. This is the intended to be the first in a series of stories depciting the fall and extinction of humanity.

Life takes upon horrific, alien and abstract realities, while the unfortunate narrator remains at the mercy of sadistic and insane entities. Rated R for sadistic violence and torture.

A bleak outlook on the future of humanity, earth, and their importance in the greater scheme of things.

A German soldier in World War I comes face to face with the terrifyingly real legends surrounding the ancient forest in which he is fighting. (Loosely connected to "The Freezing Forest).

Sort of a stream of consciousness, told from the perspective of a corpse entombed for centuries. Included are some of my own musings on death and mortality.

After breaking into a house, a petty burglar discovers hellish secrets within, and comes face to face with the Lurking Inferno.

What happens when a dream becomes a hellish reality...

Something evil lurks in a dark, freezing forest. (Now with an added chapter. The first chapter has also been expanded).

A centuries old evil lurks within the confines of a small locked room in the former house of a burned witch.