Dead Harvest: A Collection of Dark Tales by Gregory L. Norris, Richard Chizmar, Marie Robinson, M.L. Roos, Ahimsa Kerp, Matthew Pedersen, Ronald Malfi, F.G. Smith, Billy Chizmar, Tim Waggoner, Stuart Keane, Tim Jeffreys, Benjamin Kane Ethridge, Greg F. Gifune, Jeff Strand, Richard Thomas, Mark Patrick Lynch, Wayland Smith, C. M. Saunders, Kyle Yadlosky, Tim Lebbon, John Grover, Bear Weiter, Martin Reaves, Aaron Gudmunson, Jaime Johnesee, James A. Moore, Dana Wright, Angeline Trevena, Jordan Phelps, Todd Keisling, Brian Kirk, Patrick Lacey, Gregor Cole, Bryan Clark, Lori R. Lopez, Michael McGlade, Amy Grech, Sara Brooke, Christine Sutton, Chad P. Brown, Jason Andrew, C. L. Hernandez, Lori Safranek, Andrew Bell, David Bernstein, Jonathan Templar, Jon Michael Kelley, Nick Nafpliotis, Jeremy Peterson

Dead Harvest: A Collection of Dark Tales
Gregory L. Norris, Richard Chizmar, Marie Robinson, M.L. Roos, Ahimsa Kerp, Matthew Pedersen, Ronald Malfi, F.G. Smith, Billy Chizmar, Tim Waggoner, Stuart Keane, Tim Jeffreys, Benjamin Kane Ethridge, Greg F. Gifune, Jeff Strand, Richard Thomas, Mark Patrick Lynch, Wayland Smith, C. M. Saunders, Kyle Yadlosky, Tim Lebbon, John Grover, Bear Weiter, Martin Reaves, Aaron Gudmunson, Jaime Johnesee, James A. Moore, Dana Wright, Angeline Trevena, Jordan Phelps, Todd Keisling, Brian Kirk, Patrick Lacey, Gregor Cole, Bryan Clark, Lori R. Lopez, Michael McGlade, Amy Grech, Sara Brooke, Christine Sutton, Chad P. Brown, Jason Andrew, C. L. Hernandez, Lori Safranek, Andrew Bell, David Bernstein, Jonathan Templar, Jon Michael Kelley, Nick Nafpliotis, Jeremy Peterson with Mark Parker (Contributor)

690 pages • first pub 2014 (editions)

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It's always darkest before the harvest. Each year, as summer fades to memory, and the sky begins to grow dark, and the leaves change color and fall, the faint, fetid scent of death--of slowly rotting things--begins to drift in, hanging on the chil...