books by Kevin, L. Donihe (bizarro starter houses)

books by Kevin, L. Donihe

books:

Ocean of Lard (Choose Your Own Mindfuck Fest #17)

12 reviews
Carlton Mellick III, Kevin, L. Donihe

Eraserhead Press, 2005

Excellent Parody and Great Story
"Ocean of Lard" is a parody of the Choose Your Own Adventure/Destiny books we read when we were young. Over the top writers Carlton Mellick and Kevin Donihe team up to provide various different trails you can take to various different endings. A man on the run from the cops finds a secret ocean of lard and has to join up with pirates in order to get away. This book pulls out all of the ...

The Greatest Fucking Moment In Sports

4 reviews
Kevin L. Donihe

Eraserhead Press, 2006

Greatest Moment in Bizarro Sports...
This was hilarious. Oscar Legbo is competing in the Tour de Saucisse-Dommages, but he is too focused on trying to save bugs that are in the road to pay attention to the race. Helmut Starb is racing against Oscar, and he thinks he has a chance to win. Oscar realizes he is losing and gets in the zone. He is making a comeback. Then, out of nowhere, a ninja appears and messes things up in a ...

Bare Bone #4

4 reviews

Bare Bone, 2003

horror on the edge
Bare Bone #4 is a fantastic read, from cover to cover. Editor Kevin Donihe knows how to mix a strange brew of cutting edge horrow with more subtle, creepy tales that leave you checking under your bed at night. I got an advance look at the "new look" and it's beautiful. Bare Bone is the breeding ground for tomorrow's best and brightest horror writers. I loved it.

Bare Bone #6

3 reviews

Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2004

ANOTHER FABULOUS EDITION OF BARE BONE!
Bare Bone #6 continues its incredible legacy as one of the best Horror anthologies around with the 6th edition featuring 18 new stories and 11 poems. Sometimes visceral and sometimes subtle, Bare Bone always has something for the horror fan no matter how you like it served. "Links" truly will send a shudder down your spine with it's 21st century cyberspace terror and fomenting the fear of ...

Bare Bone #5

7 reviews

Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2004

VISCERAL AND DARKLY HUMOUROUS!
Bare Bone is fantastic short horror story anthology published bi-annually by Raw Dog Screaming Press. Volume five collects 19 short stories along with 14 poems by a host of talented writers. The eclectic collection hits on numerous horror themes including psychological, supernatural, and brutal reality. This is a guttural, grasping collection that takes hold of the reader on the first story ...

Bare Bone #10
Cody Goodfellow

Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2007

With a surgeon's skill, editor Kevin L. Donihe stitches a diverse collection of fiction and poetry together to bring Bare Bone to life. Another Dr. Frankenstein, he assembles the pieces of others, birthing one complete monster to send lurching towards the darkness. Stories from past issues have received Honorable Mentions in several editions of The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror and another was reprinted in The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror ...

House of Houses

2 reviews
Kevin L. Donihe

Eraserhead Press, 2008

The Beauty of Houselove and The Grim Afterlife
In HOUSE OF HOUSES, author Kevin L. Donihe has hit his stride. The plot, a man falling in love with his house, seems almost too gimmicky to work over the course of a 100-plus page novel, but Donihe pulls it off with generous doses of surrealism, humor, and even something like house spirituality. The narrator, Carlos, begins his story by waking up to find his house collapsed around him. Naturally, ...

Grape City

7 reviews
Kevin, L Donihe

Eraserhead Press, 2006

When there's no more room in Hell...they frost the windows and hang up the "Closed" sign
Actually, in Kevin L. Donihe's Grape City, Hell closes because the Earth has become so appalling, Hell can no longer hold a candle. This is a topic I've believed for many years and it's nice to see someone else vocalize it. Charles, a re-named ex-9th circle demon, lives in Grape City where he now divvies up his time between Tony's Used Cars and Burger Hut. He emails Satan, watches some TV, and ...

Shall We Gather at the Garden

15 reviews
Kevin L. Donihe

Eraserhead Press, 2001

The End is Nigh... but You Already Knew That
Who controls the world? The Illuminati? The Freemasons? Gorgulax, the Solar Emperor? No. All wrong. The real force that moves the world is a group of reality-bending circus midgets intent on instilling chaos and absurdity into the lives of the human race, engineering colorful ends for all seventy epochs. The midgets are the engineers, but we are the laborers making apocalypse ...

The Bizarro Starter Kit (Orange)

14 reviews
Carlton Mellick III, Jeremy Robert Johnson, ...

Eraserhead Press, 2006

Introducing Bizarro!
Never heard of Bizarro fiction? Well if you like wacky, twisted, surreal, funny, strange, totally absurd stories than this is the book for you. I was already a fan of Carlton Mellick III, so I wanted to discover other bizarro authors. Someone online recommended this book to me but I have never been a fan of anthologies. Still I would recommend this book which has short works by 10 authors ...

Bare Bone #7

Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2005

With a surgeon's skill editor Kevin L. Donihe stitches a diverse collection of fiction and poetry together to bring Bare Bone to life. Another Dr. Frankenstein, he assembles the pieces of others, birthing one complete monster to send lurching towards the darkness. Stories from past issues have received Honorable Mentions in The Years' Best Fantasy and Horror #15 and #17 and another was reprinted in The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror #13. ...