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    Lazarus
    by John Connolly


    What Maisie Knew
    by David Liss


    Copper
    by Stephen R. Bissette


    In the Dust
    by Tim Lebbon


    Life Sentence
    by Kelley Armstrong


    Delice
    by Holly Newstein


    The Wind Cries Mary
    by Brian Keene


    Family Business
    by Jonathan Maberry


    The Zombie Who Fell from the Sky
    by M. B. Homler


    My Dolly
    by Derek Nikitas


    Second Wind
    by Mike Carey


    Closure, Limited
    by Max Brooks


    Among Us
    by Aimee Bender


    Ghost Trap
    by Rick Hautala


    The Storm Door
    by Tad Williams


    Kids and Their Toys
    by James A. Moore


    Shooting Pool
    by Joe R. Lansdale


    Weaponized
    by David Wellington


    Twittering from the Circus of the Dead
    by Joe Hill

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