necrophilia, torture
An unusually good queer horror book. Some of the stories within were really impressive. The book won a Queer Horror award in 2000.
The stories within this collection explore how heaven and hell depend upon perception, gay bashers getting their just deserts, vampires and their fans, and the cruelty that can be found in the world.
Imprisoned without knowing why, a man finds he has a chance to get away.
Two men discovering their forbidden passion for each other find other forbidden passions too.
Those wronged in life return to seek vengeance.
An Aryan and his boyfriend share an unusual passion.
What would you give up to feel no pain?
It's dangerous when a closet-case meets the boy of his dreams, after he's been brought into the morgue.
Homophobes get their just deserts.
A boy finds his calling to god by battling the devil.
A couple gets more than they bargained for from a party seance.
A vampire author seeks to clear his writer's block.
A boy learns about his orientation, and his ability to see ghosts.
A boy says goodbye to his favorite relative.
An isolated cabin in the woods becomes the location of a cruel game.
A vampire-wannabee learns the difference between fantasy and reality.
Demon-birds can make a world a living hell.
When political correctness is taken too far, everyone suffers.
What would the Duchess of Milton say to the criminally insane?
A single word and a lost village can help you forget your past.
