Recent Short Story Publications

Thrilled to share some recent short story publications over the past few months that I’m particularly excited about!

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The House of the Rising Sun, which I consider one of my best pieces of fiction writing yet, is for a themed anthology of stories inspired by folk songs. Mine is the eponymously-named The House of the Rising Sun. Edited by New York Times Bestselling Author, Jonathan Maberry, the Table of Contents include a number of other bestselling and amazing authors such as Cherie Priest, Rachel Caine, David Mack, and David J. Schow.

Available for purchase in the anthology book, Out of Tune - Book II (May, 2016), here: Out of Tune - Book II (Journalstone)

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Those Who Watch From On High was purchased and published for Chiral Mad 3, edited by Michael Bailey, and which includes a story reprint by the King of Horror himself, Stephen King!

Available for purchase in the anthology book, Chiral Mad 3 (April, 2016), here: Chiral Mad 3 (Dark Regions Press)


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The Tall Man, was purchased and published for Shock Totem Magazine, Issue #10.

Available for purchase in Shock Totem Magazine, issue #10 (May, 2016), here: Shock Totem Magazine, issue #10 (Shock Totem Publications)




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Last Night…, was purchased and published by the gaming giant, CHAOSIUM, inc. for an anthology book in their fiction series, Mark of the Beast: A Collection of Werewolf Stories.

Available for purchase in the anthology book here: Mark of the Beast: A Collection of Werewolf Stories (Chaosium, Inc.)


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Momma was purchased and published for Nightscript, Volume 1, edited by C.M. Muller.

Available for purchase in the anthology book, Nightscript, Volume 1 (October, 2015), here: Nightscript, Volume 1 (Chthonic Matter)

All for now, and Midnight Cheers,

Eric J. Guignard

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Eric J. Guignard’s a writer and editor of dark and speculative fiction, operating from the shadowy outskirts of Los Angeles. He’s won the Bram Stoker Award, been a finalist for the International Thriller Writers Award, and been a multi-nominee of the Pushcart Prize. Outside the glamorous and jet-setting world of indie fiction, he’s a technical writer and college professor. Visit Eric at: www.ericjguignard.com, his blog: www.ericjguignard.blogspot.com, or Twitter: @ericjguignard.