I know I teased this story, Against the Gathering Darkness, a long, long time ago but sometimes that's how long it takes to get a story published. But it's finally here! Famous native American gunslinger Lone Crow and another guy named Wyatt Earp join forces to look for a lost archeologist up north of Skagway Alaska and discover a little more than they bargained for lurking at the bottom of a played out mine. This sucker is about 12,000 words long--room enough for some heavy-duty storytelling and an action-packed ending--and you can read it in Dark Worlds #5. If you've got an electronic reader that can handle (PDF) Portable Document Files or you don't mind reading on your computer you can save a bundle by picking up the $3.99 download.
However, some might be tempted to pick up the hard copy just because of the awesome M.D. Jackson cover. But besides the cool cover you're going to get the following line up of nifty pulp-style stories:
"Of Kings and Servants" by C.J. Burch (Sword and Sorcery)
The Hook by J.F. Gonzalez (Horror)
The Black Grave of Deception by Peter Welmerink (Sword and Sorcery)
Body of Work (A Mythos Horror 'Book Collector' story)
The Cryo Game by Jack Mackenzie (Space Adventure)
Black Destiny of Ys by David A. Hardy (Historical Fantasy)
Against the Gathering Darkness by Joel Jenkins (Historical Western Horror/Adventure)
An Interview with C. J. Burch: A Chuck the Barbarian Cartoon
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