Have you been waiting for e-versions of Morrigan Books’ published works?

They are now available at DriveThruHorror:
 
Voices - Edited by Mark S. Deniz & Amanda Pillar

How to Make Monsters - By Gary McMahon

The Even - By T.A. Moore

Grants Pass - Edited by Jennifer Brozek & Amanda Pillar

Dead Souls - Edited by Mark S. Deniz

The Phantom Queen Awakes - Edited by Mark S. Deniz & Amanda Pillar

Our first creation here at Morrigan Books, Voices, is still winning praise for its concept and stories. The most recent review has been published in the Albedo 37 and was written by David Conyers:
 

“As a whole Voices is a stand-out collection of dark fiction, particularly as a first release for a new publishing company. Presentation and the book design are professional, captivating and appropriate to the theme, which is a failing for most other small press companies make. I look forward to reading further collections from Morrigan Books.“
 

To grab a copy of voices, the link is below:

AUD $19 + shipping

The Australian Shadow Awards has given Voices the tick of approval!! (Click here for the link to the whole article).

“Morrigan Books’ first anthology, Voices (ed. Mark S. Denis & Amanda Pillar), showcased several fine stories set in the world’s creepiest hotel. The anthology itself was a contender, for me, and individual story standouts included Pete Kempshall’s brutal police procedural “Just Us”, Martin Livings’ “Bedbugs”, and Robert Hood’s flash fiction pieces (titled “Remainders”).”

The shortlist of the Australian Shadow Awards can be found here.

Quite a few of the Australian authors for Voices are based in Perth, Western Australia.

Pete Kempshall, Martin Livings and Sonia Marcon have confirmed that they will be attending W.A.’s annual Swancon 2009 on Friday the 10th of April to sign copies of Voices. Don’t miss out!

“Voices” is a nice collection of horror stories that deals more with the supernatural and paranormal aspects of the genre and less or almost not at all with the gory and macabre part. Also the anthology edited by Mark S. Deniz and Amanda Pillar presents new or established authors of the genre and I personally discovered through “Voices” a few names that stirred my interest.

Read the review over at Dark Wolf

And you can always buy the book at the Morrigan Books site!