Accepting Bitcoin?
Why not? Deadman’s Tome has produced quality titles such as Book of Horrors, No Safe Word, He’s Risen, Monsters Exist, Campfire Tales, and more. While each issue has it’s own […]
Deadman’s Tome Shit Show
A disgusting, yet hilarious serving of toilet time horror! Welcome to the Shit Fest. A disgusting horror short story collection that will make you rethink just how safe you really […]
Real American Horror
America, a land of prosperity, wealth, and hope, but that’s a fresh coat of paint on a system riddled with corruption, exploitation, and the disillusioned. Real American Horror exposes what […]
Fuck Amazon – Amazon Approves of Exotic Pedo Filth
Have you ever had your book blocked on Amazon for content guideline violations because it was too offensive? Have you ever read a book from the Kindle library and wondered […]
Veteran Loves March to the Grave
Back in May, Deadman’s Tome released a war focused horror anthology called Deadman’s Tome March to the Grave. This collection of short stories reflects the absolute horror of life on […]
Monsters Exist Review!
With a healthy four out of five stars, Monsters Exist stands out as a bold and engaging title. Everyone with a Kindle knows that Amazon lets just about anything in, […]
A Deadman is Summoned!
July 2008, a sinister collection of gruesome tales is released under the banner Demonic Tome. These stories were originally offered for free directly from a site that no longer […]
Cthulhu Beckons You!
To Pay Your Respects! March arrives and with it comes The Ancient Ones! A great tribute to the dark and deeply disturbed mind responsible for the creation of Cthulhu and the […]
A Lovecraft Tribute
H. P. Lovecraft died on March 15th, 1937, leaving behind a legacy that would take off and inspired many of the known modern horror writers of today. To pay tribute […]
Deadman’s Tome No Safe Word is Here!
Alright perverts and fetish fiends, Deadman’s Tome No Safe Word has arrived! This blend of dark erotica and chilling horror makes for a brutal experience and it was almost banned […]
