Treasure Room Zombies and Other Short Stories
A debut anthology by self-taught author Antonio Alicea featuring twelve supernatural tales.
This volume serves as the inaugural work from Antonio Alicea, a writer who developed his craft without formal instruction. The book contains twelve separate narratives that explore the boundaries between myth and horror. Key figures include Captain Allen, whose discovery of cursed diamonds leads to zombie outbreaks. Other stories introduce leprechauns, gremlins, and ghouls into the mix. The collection does not follow a single plotline but instead offers a survey of different monstrous archetypes. It appeals to readers who appreciate variety in their horror fiction. Those looking for a unified narrative arc may find the structure disjointed. The work stands as an example of independent publishing in the genre. It provides a raw and unfiltered look at supernatural themes.
Published by Blurb in 2026, this book sits within the tradition of independent horror anthologies. It reflects the growing presence of self-published authors in the supernatural fiction market. The collection draws on established folklore traditions involving pirates and mythical creatures.
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Readers who appreciate an eclectic mix of folklore and horror will find this volume particularly appealing. It offers a raw, unfiltered look at supernatural themes without relying on polished literary prose or established canonical authority. Those interested in creature features, pirate lore, and the intersection of myth and horror will enjoy surveying different monstrous archetypes. The collection allows for engaging with individual monsters at one's own pace, making it ideal for those who prefer variety over a single continuous plotline. It serves as a glimpse into independent publishing within the horror community, providing an original voice from a self-taught author.
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Antonio Alicea presents twelve distinct tales that explore the boundaries between myth and horror. The work draws on classic traditions involving undead creatures and mythical beings like leprechauns and gremlins. While the structure may feel disjointed to those seeking a unified narrative, it succeeds as a survey of monstrous archetypes. Readers who enjoy eclectic mixes of folklore will appreciate the variety. However, those looking for highly polished literary prose or established canonical authors might prefer other options. Alicea brings an original voice to the genre without academic training. The straightforward presentation allows fans of creature features to engage with individual plots effectively.
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