When he's not writing, Terry Campbell enjoys ebike riding, exploring small towns, abandoned places, haunted buildings, and antique wandering. He was a finalist in the inaugural Longhorn Prize from Saddlebag Dispatches Magazine. He resides in Texas.
The human soul is an ethereal sponge, collecting and absorbing emotions—good and bad—and holding them for eternity. But the darker emotions—fear, anguish, loneliness—are far denser, more destructive…and sometimes, they can crack the soul.
A man in a bleak, futuristic society where physical sex is banned will stop at nothing to acquire the one thing he cannot have—love. A mayor in a small Canadian town must watch helplessly as his entire population falls victim to a ferocious plague. A stained-glass window inspires an artist, but not in the spiritual manner in which he imagines.
Let your soul absorb their emotions and more in eighteen disturbing tales of horror.