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THE STORIES

Tyler Hauth is the author of two novels: The Dog War and The Malice. He's published tons of short fiction in places you've never heard of and maybe in some places you have--like The Arkansas Review, Halfway Down the Stairs, and The Horror Zine. 

Tyler is an English and writing professor at Emerson, Babson, and Endicott College. He owns a bookstore, is the editor-in-chief at Book Forge Press, and also the editor of the horror anthology American Dread.

The Storm Seller

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Described by one editor as "wickedly Faustian" and "chilling," The Storm Seller is a tale of magical realism and horror; the result is a picture of two boys that sacrifice more than they could ever know to spend a single day together in the sun. 

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Image by Casey Horner
Summer Boy

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Summer Boy is a short story of a boy who wants to get the most out of his last day of summer vacation--even if that means breaking the rules and going to the lake alone. 

Image by Zoltan Tasi
The man who winds the watch

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When the ticking of his pocket watch begins to drive him mad, Jim's wife and young son are in mortal danger. Will the evil he inherited from his father win out and pass on to his innocent son, or will Jim be able to defeat the madness that's knocking at his mind?

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