Do you like based fiction? Cosmic Horror?

Then you need The Bizarchives!

As the cover of vol.5 says:



All kinds of super natural pulp fiction ranging from Lovecraftian inspired (however very original and certainly not the common insert Cthulu and tentacles here) to detective, fantasy, dark fantasy. science fiction, and way whacked out.   I recommend reading the volumes in order as there's a few running series of stories with parts throughout the various volumes.   Except vol 6. is completely standalone one shots and more of magazine format so it can be read anytime.   The Chronicles of Count Choralure (about a necromancer) and the brutal Lucious Lex are good running series.

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Various books are also on Amazon, including ones that may be out of stock on the original website.


Over the past two years I've read all six volumes of Bizarchives and some other books of which some are reprints of classics and others are brand new tales.

Of the new ones I've read The Molybdus Articulate and the double feature: Dreadge and Prestwick's Project (No relation to the video game Dredge), which is horrific mind-blowing stuff.    I have The Horror Beneath to read yet.

Of the classics I read Masters of Horror vol. 1 including the works of several authors, Man in the 25th Century: Armageddon 2419 & Airlords of Han (basis of Buck Rogers, except his name is Anthony Rogers).   I have The House on the Borderland and Masters of Horror vol. 2 to read yet.