Today we welcome Duncan P. Bradshaw to Darkwater Syndicate. A veteran wordsmith, Mr. Bradshaw is the author of several literary works ranging from short stories and novellas to full-length novels.

The addition of Mr. Bradshaw rounds out the star-studded lineup in volume three of Shadows And Teeth. See below for the official lineup.

Guy N. Smith: Legendary UK bestseller with a career spanning over 50 years.

Adam Millard: Prolific author of 22 novels, 12 novellas, and more than 200 short stories.

Nathan Robinson: Celebrated horror author from England published in over 20 books and magazines.

Antonio Simon, Jr.: Four-time award-winning author of horror, fantasy, and non-fiction.

Nicholas Paschall: Master of horror and horror magazine columnist from San Antonio, Texas.

R. Perez de Pereda: Renown Cuban-born writer; curator and editor of the Shadows And Teeth series.

David O. Hughes: Self-proclaimed Welsh horror freak; author of several books and short stories.

Richard Ayre: Motorcyclist, rock music enthusiast and acclaimed horror series author.

S.J. Deighan: Rising star author with passion and flair for writing nuanced horror.

Duncan P. Bradshaw: Saboteur Award nominated author with several books to his name.

We are pleased to announce the addition of four new authors who will be contributing to volume three of our Shadows And Teeth anthology. This volume will have more star power than ever before, thanks to the world-class talent our series has garnered. Read on, and let us introduce you to the masters of horror featured in volume three.

Guy N. Smith
Guy N. Smith is a best-selling author with over 100 books to his name. Genres include: horror, mystery fiction, westerns, children's fiction and a number of non-fiction titles. He first wrote for the sporting press in 1963 and over the ensuing years contributed many articles to The Gamekeeper & Countryside, Shooting Times and several other publications. He has also penned many short stories for anthologies including the legendary London Mystery Selection. In between his writing he has had a varied and interesting career: he worked in banking, was a private detective and had his own shotgun cartridge loading business.

Adam Millard
Adam Millard is the author of twenty-two novels, twelve novellas, and more than two hundred short stories, which can be found in various collections, magazines, and anthologies. Probably best known for his post-apocalyptic and comedy-horror fiction, Adam also writes fantasy/horror for children, as well as bizarro fiction for several publishers. His work has recently been translated for the German market.

Nathan Robinson
Nathan Robinson lives in Scunthorpe, England with his wife/editor and twin boys. He's contributed to over twenty different anthologies so far, with lots more on the horizon. His crime thriller Top of the Heap was adapted in a podcast by www.pseudopod.org to rave reviews. Starers, released by Severed Press in 2012 gained much praise, with fans hungry for a sequel.

Richard Ayre
Richard Ayre was born in Northumberland, Northern England, and now lives in Newcastle upon Tyne where he continues to write horror fiction. At an impressionable age he fell in love with new wave Heavy Metal and rock music, and at the same time read his first James Herbert novel. The combination of these two magnificent things led him to write Minstrel's Bargain, a tale of music and horror. Minstrel's Bargain is the first novel in the Prophecy Books. Richard has also written Minstrel’s Renaissance, the second of that trilogy, and Point of Contact, a sci-fi chiller, as well as the short story anthology A Hatful of Shadows. When not writing, Richard can be found zooming around the Northumberland countryside on his motorcycle, Tanya.

We're happy to announce we've signed three authors for volume three of our celebrated Shadows And Teeth horror anthology series. Two are new authors to the Syndicate, while one of them is our very own Nicholas Paschall, prolific horror author.
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Nicholas Paschall
Born and raised in Texas, Nicholas Paschall has served two years as a recurring columnist for Dark Eclipse Magazine and is a current columnist for The London Horror Society. He is a prolific writer, his work having been published in nineteen different printed anthologies and magazines. Aside from his contribution to Shadows And Teeth, Mr. Paschall's upcoming novel, The Father of Flesh, will also be published through Darkwater Syndicate in 2017.

Steven Deighan
Steven Deighan was born in Edinburgh in 1983. He is the author of Things From The Past and Stages of Undress, and the original indie graphic book, Feels Like Stephen King. He lives with his partner and their children in a rural town in North Lanarkshire, Scotland, where he writes a mix of prose and graphic novel scripts. Most notable is his 2016 3D horror comic book, The Party, based on the 1999 national award-winner of the same name.

Praise for Steven Deighan:
"You have to admire his passion for his art"
—Henry Northmore, The List

"Such a passion, talent for nuance, and a skill at chilling to the very core of your being"
—Kevin Etheridge, Dark Discoveries

"He imbues his tales with emotion and style"
—Paul Kane, author of The Hellraiser Films & Their Legacy

David Owain Hughes
In his own words, David Owain Hughes is a horror freak! He grew up on ninja, pirate and horror movies from the age of five, which helped rapidly install in him a vivid imagination. When he grows up, he wishes to be a serial killer with a part-time job in women’s lingerie... He’s had several short stories published in various online magazines and anthologies, along with articles, reviews and interviews. He’s written for This Is Horror, Blood Magazine and Horror Geeks Magazine. He’s the author of the popular novel Walled In (2014) and Wind-Up Toy (2016), along with his short story collections White Walls and Straitjackets (2015) and Choice Cuts (2015). 

It is our great pleasure to announce Abbie Krupnick, of Summit, New Jersey, has signed with Darkwater Syndicate to publish her upcoming dark fantasy novel, Holy. The novel tells the tale of Gus Stevens, who unwittingly undergoes a psychoanalytic exorcism adventure to gain control of his life.

Ms. Krupnick writes stories explaining that there is no division between magic and reality, only life was we have it. When she's not writing, she trains Brazilian jiu-jitsu and makes explosive quantities of visual art.

Look for it in 2017.

It is with great pleasure that we announce horror writer Nicholas Paschall has joined the Syndicate.

Born and raised in Texas, Nicholas Paschall started his career in writing at an early age, jotting stories onto scraps of paper to later read to his schoolyard friends. The subject matter wasn't entirely school-friendly, but being asked to stop only made him want to press on. Later, after a stint as a journalist and editor, he launched his career as a horror author.

Mr. Paschall has served two years as a recurring columnist for Dark Eclipse Magazine and is a current columnist for The London Horror Society. He is a prolific writer, his work having been published in nineteen different printed anthologies and magazines.

Paschall's upcoming novel, Father of Flesh, explores some dark themes. In it, an occult professor, his hostile nympho student, and a cursed graduate student take on an old god's minions in a struggle to keep the monstrous entity from awakening.

The novel is scheduled for release in 2017.

Today we welcome horror novelist Simon Petersen of New Zealand to Darkwater Syndicate. Mr. Petersen is an experienced journalist, an inveterate blogger, co-author of comedic travel guide The Xenophobe’s Guide to the Kiwis, and now an emerging writer of horror fiction. His upcoming novel, Slasher Sam, will be released through Darkwater Syndicate in 2017.

Slasher Sam isn't your typical horror book. Taking a page from the Scream horror series, the book features a horror movie obsessed serial killer whose exploits are posted to a blog for the world to read. Indeed, the book consists of the killer's actual blog posts -- which is why the killer gets credited as a co-author in a meta-fictional twist. It's written in the first-person perspective, putting readers so close to the action that they're practically in the splash zone when the blood and guts go flying.

And is there ever blood -- Sam's a savvy killer, too well-versed in slasher films to make rookie mistakes, which is why the kill count scores well into the double digits.

When killer/blogger Sam isn't describing the latest kill in gory detail, the blogger discusses personal life, horror trivia, as well as any other thoughts that might cross a serial killer's mind.

​Slasher Sam is scheduled for released in 2017.

We are very pleased to announce Michael Warriner, of Deltona, Florida, has signed with Darkwater Syndicate to publish his upcoming paranormal mystery novel, The Man In The Forest. This will be his first published novel.

The novel tells the story of Vincent, who gets caught up in a concert rivalry with a former student. To settle the score, Vincent travels to Romania, and there he learns the horrific true story behind his protégé's song, "The Man in the Forest."

Blending elements of mystery, paranormal horror, and suspense, don't miss The Man In The Forest, due for release in 2017.

​It's our pleasure to welcome sci-fi author Christopher F. Cobb of Jupiter, Florida, to Darkwater Syndicate.

Born and raised in West Palm Beach, Florida, Mr. Cobb eventually ventured off to the wilds of New York City for several years to experience the world of acting. His life path took him back home to South Florida where he earned college degrees at Florida Atlantic University. He now lives in Jupiter – the city, not the planet – with his true love and talented artist, Alicia, their two weird cats, Simon and Weezy, and his amazingly wonderful daughter, Emma. He is a member of the Bloody Pens Writers Group, as well as the South Florida Writer’s Association.

The two-book deal contemplates the hotly anticipated return of Cobb's first book, A Moon Called Sun, which New York Times bestselling author Piers Anthony calls: "intriguingly different science fiction/fantasy/horror, wildly ranging, sometimes hard-hitting, not for maiden aunts."

The novel follows the exploits of Floridian Trace Jackson. A botched alien abduction sends him back in time to 1818. He soon meets a young Seminole woman, and the two strike up a relationship. Unfortunately for them, Trace's distant ancestor, General Andrew Jackson, is hell-bent on driving out the Seminoles by whatever means necessary. It will take every bit of Trace's wit and resolve to save his lady love from Jackson's inexorable advance and maybe, just maybe, find a way back home.

His second upcoming book, The Slant Six, is a space opera thriller in the same vein as Star Wars and The Fifth Element. This new release ingeniously mixes sci-fi with intense chase scenes and a sprinkling of NASCAR-style race action. In it, Loman Phin, a spaceship racer past his prime, is hired to make a delivery across the galaxy. He's caught up in an ancient feud when he realizes his "package" is actually a human being. Meanwhile, danger is always hot on their heels in the form of a massive space freighter turned death machine.

Both A Moon Called Sun and The Slant Six are scheduled for release in 2017.