Anthologies
Sept. 2025 Release
Dark and Dreary:
A Basement Horror Anthology
To some, the basement is simply a place to store holiday decorations and old paint cans. To many, though, it’s a source of terror—a residence for creepy crawlies and the unknown. Dive into the depths of these twenty tales of basement horror, and you’ll run up the stairs a little faster the next time you go down to reset your circuit breaker!
In Elizabeth Devecchi's "Dust," a young woman returns to her ancestral home after her mother's passing. Dark secrets lurk in the dusty abode she sets out to make her own.
August 2025 Release
There's Blood in This Brew:
A Books & Brews Anthology
Cults, killers, monsters, and devious business practices await in this bar-themed horror anthology featuring attending authors of the 2025 Books & Brews.
In Elizabeth Devecchi's "The Special," a misogynistic businessman at a conference finds himself drawn to a young waitress and discovers why it is not a good idea to order the special.
June 2025 Release
Running Wild Press
Running Wild Press: Short Story Anthology Volume 8
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​Twenty-six stories that center around the human experience, fact or fiction...
In Elizabeth Devecchi's "Open House," a young real estate agent is assigned her first open house, a step toward independence and escape from an abusive husband. The mysterious inhabitants of the little fixer-upper, however, have different plans for her.
March 2025 Release
Broken Brain Books
Screams From The Dark Ages:
A Medieval Horror Anthology
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​The past is not always buried—and in the Dark Ages, some horrors refuse to die.
And who better to unearth these Middle Ages tales from the dark corners of history than a roster of horror’s brightest female authors? Bold, brutal, and unforgettable, this collection will drag you into a medieval nightmare—and leave you there, screaming.
In Elizabeth Devecchi's "Web of Truths" we learn that sometimes centuries are spanned to exact justice.
Nov. 2024 release
Error Code (2024)
In its debut publication, Rabid Otter Horror brings together ten talented authors to form Error Code, an anthology examining humanity’s dependence on technology. Within these pages, explore why the terms and conditions should be carefully read, what happens when your home assistant refuses to be shut off, and discover the result of a virus taking over the next step in human evolutions, culminating with the question: has reliance on technology made us stronger? Or is humanity opening itself to its own destruction?
Elizabeth Devecchi's short story, "A Corporate Family," explores what happens when a corporation finds a devious method to incorporate family into the company.
Aug. 2024 Release
Monsters in the Mills (2024)
Elizabeth Devecchi's "In the Belly of the Mills" is one of two poems featured in this haunting collection of prose exploring the horrors of the New England textile mills of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The poem, written as a sing song nursery rhyme, imagines the juxtaposition of two young children in the very same textile mill: one in a modern penny candy store located in its ruins, the other working in the mill when it functioned as such.
Edited by Christa Carmen, a Bram Stoker Award-winning and nominated author (2022, 2023), and L.E. Daniels, An Aurealis Awards-winning editor (2021) and Bram Stoker Award-nominated author (2023), Monsters in the Mills also includes a compelling introduction written by American Professor Emeritus of Humanities at the US Coast Guard Academy, Dr. Faye Ringel.
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Aug 2024 Release
Cooks of Horror
(2024)
A ghoulish collection of recipes and tales, this anthology/cookbook is the perfect for any kitchen. Edited and designed by Deborah Coldiron, Cooks of Horror features sixty hauntingly delicious recipes and more than two dozen works of original prose to go with them.
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Elizabeth Devecchi's Frightful Focaccia works as both an appetizer and the perfect bread to accompany any soup, salad, or main dish. And, as the reader will soon discover, the focaccia can be cleverly decorated to match all occasions. In Cooks of Horror it accomapies a delightful original flash fiction piece titled "Mother's Special Bread."
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Under Her Eye
(2023)
A showcase of poetry from some of the darkest and most lyrical voices of women in horror, Volume II.​
Edited by Lindy Ryan and Lee Murray
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A follow-up to the award-winning poetry showcase Under Her Skin, UNDER HER EYE features the best in never-before-published dark verse and lyrical prose from the voices of Women in Horror, themed on domestic horror and the terror women too often experience in their own homes.
Edited by Lindy Ryan and Lee Murray, UNDER HER EYE celebrates women in horror from cover to cover. In addition to poems contributed by over one hundred poets worldwide, the collection features poems from Stephanie M. Wytovich, Jessica McHugh, and Marge Simon, with cover art by noted horror artist Lynne Hansen and an introduction by Sara Tantlinger. This showcase is produced in partnership with The Pixel Project, a global non-profit organization focused on ending violence against women globally.
Elizabeth Devecchi's poem, "Oh, Brother," explores the most common but least reported form of family abuse in the US.
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