Wednesday, December 31, 2025

Happy New Year from PhantomEye!

Sending best wishes to all our awesome readers - I hope everyone has a great 2026. Thanks for making 2025 a great first year for PhantomEye! The upcoming year will see new adventures for Persephone and NOCTURNE, plus the launch of a brand new series, centering on nothing less than the madness at the end of the world. Fun times await!
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Wednesday, December 10, 2025

Awful Agonies: Stories Inspired by How Awful About Allan - Now Available from PhantomEye!


More eerie horror from PhantomEye Press! Today sees the release of Awful Agonies: Stories Inspired by How Awful About Allan, a collection of five unsettling tales set in the world of the '70s Anthony Perkins TV thriller!

"Professor Allan Colleigh was psychosomatically blinded after inadvertently playing a role in his father's fiery accident death. Someone close to him took advantage of his condition to try to murder him. That story was told in the classic 1970 TV thriller movie How Awful About Allan.

In this collection, five brand new stories expand on the dark legacy of the Colleigh family, digging deep into Allan's uncertain future...and his horrific past."

Awful Agonies is dedicated to my boyfriend Julian - today is his birthday. Love you, babe!

Check it out in print or ebook today! 

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