David would never have gone to Camdigan by choice. When he realized his mistake he pulled into a driveway, backed out again, and retraced his path down Strauss Street. After four or five blocks, he came to a dead end. He went over one street thinking he'd turned off somewhere but again he came to a dead end.
Horror author C. Dennis Moore’s third short story collection is 45,000 words of intense, hard-hitting horror fiction that refuses to let up until the bloody end. Nine stories make up this bloody collection, and each tale is built on a deadly premise wherein the things and the people you interact with every day really are out to get you. Nothing is safe and DANCING ON A RAZORBLADE illustrates that point with a very fine and dangerous edge.
Yahto, running from his part in the massacre at Little Bighorn, seeks solitude in Canada when he stumbles upon the mysterious Yoko in the snow. She too is on the run, and the men hunting her carry weapons that shoot fire and machines that talk. How can he save the woman he has grown to love and her unborn baby?
This omnibus gathers in one place C. Dennis Moore's three short story collections, Terrible Thrills, Icons to Ashes and Dancing on a Razorblade. Over 350 pages of short horror fiction from the author who Cemetery Dance Magazine called "an author worth keeping an eye on."
In a time when the undead bloodsuckers of legend have become a shadow of their former selves, C. Dennis Moore returns the icons to their former glory with his collection of 6 short stories in the vein of the traditional vampires we love and miss. No sunlight sparkling or vegetable eating here. The real deal.
Todd doesn’t expect the isolation when he breaks his leg far from home after moving out on his own. The isolation gets worse when the man in the window shows up, a small somehow familiar man who only stands and stares. The worst part is Todd’s the only one who can see him. But this is no imaginary playmate....
Hell is spreading like an infection on Earth. Unfortunately it’s inside that infection where Geoffrey must go. His epic journey takes him through The Garden, The Cavern of God's Silence, the Island of Wails and
Jim and Monica have just moved into an apartment to start a life together. Everything’s going well until one of the residents in the building is murdered. With the security lock on the front door of the building and Jim the only one in the building without an alibi, he is the only suspect. Then more bodies turn up in the building.
In this debut collection takes readers on 25 brief, terrifying, but deeply satisfying journeys which clearly prove that C. Dennis Moore is a master of the short form. One reviewer compares these 25 tales, filled with death, murder, disease & resurrection, to those of Edgar Allen Poe, the father of modern horror.
Welcome to Angel Hill, Missouri, a town that shot blood from the ground at its own groundbreaking. There are only two roads in or out of Angel Hill, and everything within those borders is subject to the whims of reality. Jack and Liz have just moved here, but for their young son, Joey, it's like coming home.

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(The Official Handbook of the CDM Universe)

C. DENNIS MOORE

Real Name: Charles Moore

Occupation: Inventory control clerk, Writer

Identity: The general populace is unaware of CDM’s existence, but he is taking steps to rectify that.

Legal Status: Citizen of the United States

Former Aliases: Charlie

Martial Status: Happily married

Known Relatives: Parents, wife, kids, Walter the Dog.

Place of Birth: Sisters Hospital, St. Joseph, MO

Group Affiliation: Reviewer for Epinions.com

Base of Operations: St. Joseph, MO

First Appearance: 1972

Origin: The actual events surrounding CDM’s origin have yet to be revealed.

History: C. Dennis Moore was born Charles Moore in October of 1972. Nine years later he stopped going by Charles (his step-father’s name) and took his biological father’s name (Dennis). This change has never been made legal. Nine years later again, Dennis Moore started writing and never stopped. Later that same year, his high school Composition teacher, Mrs. Barr, one of the most vocal of those early supporters and head of the yearbook staff, listed him in his Senior yearbook as C. Dennis Moore. He’s used it ever since.

Since then he’s published over 60 short stories, 3 novellas, 1 novel, a poetry collection, compiled several anthologies, and a number of short story collections. Other than writing, his interests are very limited.

C. Dennis Moore Statistics

Height: 5’5”

Weight: 165lbs.

Eyes: blue

Hair: brown

Distinguishing Features: Cartilage pierced in left ear, lower case d-shaped burn scar on right forearm.

Strength Level: CDM possesses the normal human strength of a man of his age, height, and build who engages in moderate regular exercise.

Known Superhuman Powers: CDM has the power to create alternate realities--wherein vampires are legal citizens, Santa Claus eats the bad children, and Hell spreads like an infection across the land--by writing short stories and novels.

Limitations: As if.

Abilities: CDM is proficient at walking and reading at the same time. He also makes an awesome taco dinner.

Weapons: CDM is often armed with a biting wit. When that fails, he’s always got a book at hand and is able to fling them with deadly accuracy.