Monica 'Chop Skull' Ranieri has topped herself with the blast of oddity she's titled 'Another Mediocre Encounter' viewbook.at/Robbed5

I'm trying to wean myself off Twitter a bit. I used to feel like I would miss something by NOT being on here, but now I'm realizing how much I'm missing because I AM on here. #Twitter

With 'Apocalypse Sooner or Later,' Justin Bloch straddles the line between horrifying and hilarious mybook.to/Robbed3

Stories from Ronel van Tonder, Guy Medley, Zachariah T Baer, David Eccles, Matthais Butterweck, & many more mybook.to/Robbed3

Author KW Schroeder demonstrates an incredible ear with the sparkling-yet-haunting 'The Apprentice' in RoS5 viewbook.at/Robbed5

I swear air conditioning gives me sinus headaches. Happens on long plane rides, long drives, and in hotel rooms so much it can't just be stress. (Note: not migraines, as I'm also prone to them.)

This anthology is so weird, it has a story about an evil Bronie cult. viewbook.at/Robbed

Nathan Feuerberg spins a haunting yarn of obsession and pulling at threads in 'Starstruck' in Robbed of Sleep 5 viewbook.at/Robbed5

Steven Yeun (THE WALKING DEAD) shines MAYHEM. It's gory as hell, but as sharp as the instruments--axes, screwdrivers, etc.--some of the crazy corporate suits wield once they are infected. As witty as it is vicious.

Blink and you'll miss it: Joel Leong's 'Count to Three' is a blast of fear so sharp, it'll hit you like lightning viewbook.at/Robbed5

Meet 'Pedra,' the plucky new clinicial assistant in Monica Ranieri's outrageous new tale in Robbed of Sleep, Vol. 4 viewBook.at/Robbed4

Author Andrew Novak recounts a shocking disturbance on a beach in 'La Jolla' viewbook.at/Robbed5

Author KW Schroeder demonstrates an incredible ear with the sparkling-yet-haunting 'The Apprentice' in RoS5 viewbook.at/Robbed5

Daniel S. Duvall's 'A Huff Motel Halloween' finds a group of teenagers taking on an ancient spirit. viewBook.at/Robbed4

Never ever enough time here. Even when I'm in the area for a week, it feels too short. So two days is like a blink.

Ever wonder where authors get their ideas? Jayme Rex clues the eager reader in... but do you really want to know? viewbook.at/Robbed5