Release Updates

Here is some information about my publications slated for release between now and spring of next year. I'm very excited about each of these projects.
 
 

 

EVIL JESTER DIGEST, VOLUME 2 (Evil Jester Press)

Release Date: 12/12/12

 

 

 

 

This is my third anthology as editor, and I've never been more excited about the results. Here is a look at the book's staggering table of contents. Can't wait to get these stories out to readers.

 

Table of Contents

 

A Note from the Editor [7] Peter Giglio

No More Shadows [11] Tim Waggoner

A Curse and a Kiss [37] Eric J. Guignard

Depravation [59] Mark Allan Gunnells

The Girl with the Thirsty Eyes [73] Scott Bradley

Slink [85] Trent Zelazny

Vampiro [105] John Palisano

Kristall Tag [119] Holly Newstein

The Tardy Hand of Miss Tangerine [135] Jon Michael Kelley

Vanishing Act [165] Simon McCaffery

Windows in the Wreckage [181] Trent Zelazny

Coyote Gambit [195] Gene O’Neill

Closing Time [215] Amy Wallace

 

 

"Game Changer"

in NIGHTSCAPES, VOL. 1 (Nightscape Press)

Release Date: 1/29/13

Cover Art: TBD

 

I'm thrilled to have a story featured in Nightscape Press' new anthology, the first in what I hope will be a very long series. Here's a look at the company I'll be keeping. Note: This is not the final TOC order.

 

A Dry Spell in Parnell County by Ed Kurtz
A Taste of Green Voodoo Healing by Peter N. Dudar
Angel Killer by Lisa Morton
Autumn’s Gifts by Jeremy Terry
Chopper by Bryan Hall
Corruption by Lisa Mannetti
Deviant Colors by Benjamin Kane Ethridge
Fly by Jonathan Templar
Game Changer by Peter Giglio
Guadalupe’s Tamales by Shane McKenzie
House Hunting by Ray Garton
How to Save a Life by Chris Marrs
In the Halls and on the Stairs by Brad C. Hodson
Mary Kelly’s Face by John Forth
Skins by Richard Wright
Still by Charles Colyott
Surprise Inside by Tonia Brown
The Big Dream by J.S. Reinhardt
The Rag-End of Dreams by Trent Zelazny
Village Green by Boyd E. Harris
Vision by Megan N. Moore
Wee Ones by C.W. LaSart
Whispers in the Trees, Screams in the Dark by Taylor Grant
Worldly Possessions by Richard Salter

 

"Cages"

in AFTER DEATH... (Dark Moon Books)

Edited by Eric J. Guignard

Release Date: March/April 2013

 

 

 

This is another anthology I'm beyond pleased to be part of. Here's a look at the TOC:

 

Andrew S. Williams — Someone to Remember
David Tallerman — Prisoner of Peace

Steve Rasnic Tem — The Last Moments Before Bed

Lisa Morton — The Resurrection Policy

John M. Floyd — High Places

Kelda Crich — Circling the Stones at Fulcrum's Low

David Steffen — I Will Remain

Aaron J. French — Tree of Life

Sanford Allen & Josh Rountree — The Reckless Alternative

Brad C. Hodson — The Thousandth Hell

James S. Dorr — Mall Rats

Ray Cluley — Afterword

Jonathan Shipley — Like a Bat out of Hell

Edward M. Erdelac — Sea of Trees

Jacob Edwards — The Overlander

Bentley Little — My Father Knew Douglas MacArthur

Jamie Lackey — Robot Heaven

John Palisano — Forever

Robert B. Marcus, Jr. — Beyond the Veil

Alvaro Rodriguez — Boy, 7

William Meikle — Be Quiet At The Back

Christine Morgan — A Feast of Meat and Mead

Simon Clark — Hammerhead
Peter Giglio — Cages

Kelly Dunn — Marvel at the Face of Forever

Trevor Denyer — The Unfinished Lunch

Steve Cameron — I Was The Walrus
Larry Hodges — The Devil's Backbone
Benjamin Kane Ethridge — The Death of E. Coli
Emily C. Skaftun — Final Testament of a Weapons Engineer
Joe McKinney — Acclimation Package
Josh Strnad — Hellevator
Allan Izen — In and Out the Window
John Langan — With Max Barry in the Nearer Precincts

 

STEALING NIGHT

A Sunfall Novel

Release Date: 4/1/2013

 

Peter Giglio returns to the fictional town of Sunfall, Nebraska, this time with a rural crime thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

The only thing Jack Lewis has ever been good at is taking care of his eleven-year-old niece, Nora, whose mother has gone off the rails with a series of bad decisions. The time has come for Jack to be a man, but just as a plan to get his family out of town takes shape, an old friend enters the picture, bringing with him a dark night of murder and betrayal.

Now Jack must stand firm for those he loves as he struggles between the promising new life in bloom and the dark secret of a dead girl from California.

Stealing Night is a riveting exploration of our best and worst angels, of the familial ties that bend but never break, of the decisions we make, and the high cost of hesitation in the face of evil.

 

“Stealing Night masterfully weaves themes of humanity and sacrifice into a story of love, life, and redemption. Peter Giglio’s compelling thriller will keep you captivated until the very end!”
—Rena Mason, author of The Evolutionist