Graveside Press

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A small horror press who thinks everyone should be given a fair chance to be published.

A book cover banner for The Last of the Real Ones by Hannah Rebekah Graves. The image shows a young woman with her back to the camera, holding an old book. She faces a wall of giant, inhuman eyeballs, while tentacles reach for her.
Photo of a person just out of frame. A young grey cat with green eyes sits perched on their shoulder.
A dark, misty forest. A paranormal entity is suspended in mid-air, covered in a dirty white sheet, only their sickly, corpse-like feet visible. Text reads: Soul, a paranormal anthology. Available now. Graveside Press Dot Com Slash Soul.
Book cover for Seven Curses by J C Lee. A winter landscape with a solitary white fox in the distance, leaving behind a trail of blood in the snow.
A banner with the ebook cover for #MiddletonManor with the text “Graveside Press” and “Rising 10/4/2024.”
Close-up photograph of a yellow banana slug from the Pacific Northwest of California, slugging along the forest floor.
Infographic with a photograph of author Christopher Bond. Reads: "Author Spotlight - Christopher Bond. Christopher Bond is a writer, husband, father, thrift store archaeologist, and a bookstore explorer. His short fiction has been included in multiple magazines and anthologies. His decut novella, The Devil Came Down the Mountain, was released earlier this year via Horrorsmith Publishing. Barefoot in the Bleach Water: In the darkness of a long-abandoned building, where atrocities were committed in the name of science, a man toils endlessly to wash away the sins of his previous life while ghosts of his past look on. Appearing in Soul, Oct. 2024 from Graveside Press.
A black and white photo of Shelley Duvall, a woman with thing features, wide eyes, and long, dark hair.
A storybook-like illustration of a woman lying in bed, with a green ribbon draped across her, and her head laying on the floor. The picture is captioned, "...and Jenny's head fell off." The image is titled: "This single literary moment sparked an entire generation's obsession with horror."
The book cover for Soul: A Paranormal Anthology, with a dark forest and a levitating ghost.