Horror Author Thomas M. Malafarina' Schedules Book Signing / Q & A Session At 2012 National Haunters Convention In Valley Forge, PA

Horror Author Thomas M. Malafarina will be joining several other authors in that genre for a book signing and Q & A session at the 2012 National Haunters Convention, Saturday, May 5^th at the Valley Forge Convention Center in Valley Forge PA. There will be two sessions; one from 11:15 am to 12:15 pm and one from 4:15 am to 5:15 pm.

Thomas M. Malafarina (http://www.thomasmmalafarina.com/) is a horror fiction writer from Berks County, PA. He has published three novels, “99 Souls”, “Burn Phone” and, “Eye Contact” as well as two short story collections called “13 Nasty Endings” and "Gallery Of Horror" through Sunbury Press of Camp Hill, PA. (http://www.sunburypress.com/). Sunbury has recently released another collection of Thomas’s earlier works “Malafarina Maleficarum Vol. 1”. He has also published a collection of single-panel cartoons called “Yes I Smelled It Too: Cartoons For The Slightly Off-Center” through Sunbury. Thomas has written dozens of short stories, which have been featured in numerous anthologies as well as on Internet audio podcasts.

Two Of Horror Author Thomas M. Malafarina's Short Stories To Be Featured In Upcoming Static Movement Press Anthologies

Two of horror author Thomas M. Malafarina's short stories will be featured in two different new anthologies soon to be released by Static Movement Press. Both works will be edited by Dorothy Davies and will contain works by many other authors in the genre.

Thomas’s short story “Talk2Me” from the 2011 Sunbury Press collection “Gallery Of Horror” will be featured in a new Static Movement anthology called “Monster Behind The Mask” which is to be released in April. “Talk2Me” was inspired by a work of art by the same name created by Nunzio Barbera.

And Thomas’s short story “In Its Shoes" will be featured in new upcoming anthology soon to be released by Static Movement called “Urban Nightmares II”. The release date for this anthology has not yet been determined.

Thomas M. Malafarina (http://www.thomasmmalafarina.com/)  is a horror fiction writer from Berks County, PA. He has published three novels, “99 Souls”, “Burn Phone” and most recently, “Eye Contact” and two short story collections called “13 Nasty Endings” and "Gallery Of Horror" through Sunbury Press of Camp Hill, PA. (http://www.sunburypress.com/). Sunbury has recently released another collection of Thomas’s earlier works “Malafarina Maleficarum Vol. 1”. He has also published a collection of single-panel cartoons called “Yes I Smelled It Too: Cartoons For The Slightly Off-Center” through Sunbury. Thomas has written dozens of short stories, which have been featured in numerous anthologies as well as on Internet audio podcasts.

Horror Author Thomas M. Malafarina's Short Story “Bright Of The Living Dead" Is Featured In new Anthology From Norgus Press Called “Zombie: The Other Fright Meat”.

Horror Author Thomas M. Malafarina's short story “Bright Of The Living Dead" is one of 19 stories featured in a new anthology from Norgus Press called “Zombie: The Other Fright Meat”. It is currently available on Createspace and will be available on Amazon shortly.

Table of Contents For “Zombie: The Other Fright Meat”

Cicada by Patrick D’Orazio

The Zombie Prince by James S. Dorr

Friday Night at the Cha-Cha Grill by Matthew R. Davis

Greed by Jeffrey A. Angus

Bright of the Living Dead by Thomas M. Malafarina

Copiii Naiba (Children of the Damned) by Monique Snyman

A Good Father by Suzanne Robb

No Time for Poets by William R.D. Wood

How to Disappear into a Zombie Killing Machine and Never be Found Again    by David Perlmutter

The Once and Future Agent Deal: A S.P.A.R.C. Story by Jason T. Countryman

“Safe” by Matt Nord

Bemoaned, INC. by T.L. Decay

YouTube: Punching Zombie by Candace Gleave

Lieutenant Javorsky and his Zombie-Commandos by Sean T. Page

The Zombies are Due on

Maple Street

by Dale Elster

Day 96 by Matthew Shafeek

Skeletown by Jason M. Bloom

Faithfully by Steven McGuire

A Night in the Attic by Robin Eduardo

Thomas M. Malafarina (http://www.thomasmmalafarina.com/)  is a horror fiction writer from Berks County, PA. He has published three novels, “99 Souls”, “Burn Phone” and most recently, “Eye Contact” and two short story collections called “13 Nasty Endings” and "Gallery Of Horror" through Sunbury Press of Camp Hill, PA. (http://www.sunburypress.com/). Sunbury has recently released another collection of Thomas’s earlier works “Malafarina Maleficarum Vol. 1”. He has also published a collection of single-panel cartoons called “Yes I Smelled It Too: Cartoons For The Slightly Off-Center” through Sunbury. Thomas has written dozens of short stories, which have been featured in numerous anthologies as well as on Internet audio podcasts.

Horror Author Thomas M. Malafarina's 2011 Novel "Eye Contact" is now available free for a limited time.

Horror Author Thomas M. Malafarina's 2011 novel "Eye Contact", is now available free for Amazon Kindle users for a few days only.  Beginning Sunday, February 11th Kindle users will be able to download "Eye Contact" free of charge. The collection has been recently re-edited in preparation for this release.

There is a thin line between reality and illusion, between sanity and insanity, between life and death. Through no fault of his own, David Matson is thrust into a world of darkness, of illusion, of hallucinations and never-ending nightmares; a world from which he longs to awaken but cannot. Join him in his interminable struggle to return to reality and see what horrors fate has in store him.

“Eye Contact” has plenty of suspense, terror, gore and surprises to keep the reader glued to his seat wanting the horror to end yet still dying for more.

Thomas M. Malafarina (http://www.thomasmmalafarina.com/)  is a horror fiction writer from Berks County, PA. He has published three novels, “99 Souls”, “Burn Phone” and most recently, “Eye Contact” and two short story collections called “13 Nasty Endings” and "Gallery Of Horror" through Sunbury Press of Camp Hill, PA. (http://www.sunburypress.com/). He has also published a collection of single-panel cartoons called “Yes I Smelled It Too: Cartoons For The Slightly Off-Center” through Sunbury. He has written dozens of short stories, which have been featured in numerous anthologies as well as on Internet audio podcasts.