Max Turner ~ Writer
Horror
Novels & Novellas
About The Nature of The Creature
Urban Fantasy-Gothic Horror Novel (15)
After a century of exile Constance has been drawn back to Bristol, England. Since her departure the lair of the Creatures has been turned in a very dangerous nightclub, and a religious sect bent on the “redemption” of her kind are getting worryingly close. As Connie attempts to discover the root of her return, and right some of the wrongs in her past, she finds herself questioning everything she thought she knew about her own existence.
Writing as L.E. Turner
Anthologies
"The Wrong Restroom" in Bloodless
Urban Legend (15)
Is the public restroom in a dark corner of a quiet park haunted? Or is it just an urban legend?
This story contains content that some trans readers might find triggering.
Sliced Up Press presents twenty-two takes on terror with no blood or gore. Let yourself be haunted by these nightmarish visions of past, present and future involving memories of childhood fears, tragic love affairs, interdimensional entities, familial anguish, vengeful spirits, creeping demons and more.
"This Is Yours" in Bodies Full of Burning
Speculative Horror (15)
The government insists that Sam have his womb back.
This story contains content that some trans readers might find triggering.
With Bodies Full of Burning, Nicole M. Wolverton has selected 16 stories which show how deadly the change of life can be. From state-sanctioned surgeries to transformative encounters with mythical creatures; strained relationships to fiery vengeance, these tales offer thoughtful insights into a topic rarely viewed through the lens of horror. Menopause can be hell.
"The Simulacrum" in Your Body is Not Your Body
Speculative Horror (15)
Sometimes human experimentation can go wrong in the most unexpected ways.
This story contains content that some trans readers might find triggering.
Twenty-seven writers and eight illustrators from the Trans/Gender Nonconforming communities come together to voice their rage, defiance and fearlessness in the decidedly nontraditional fashion of New Weird Horror that Tenebrous Press excels at!