At J Ellington Ashton Press, we specialize in horror and are proud of it. From January until October, we will present some of the scariest books available. While we do have many releases, it is only because we have so many outstanding authors with us, a full editorial staff, and a formatting team. Add staff artists and it's a perfect recipe for a half dozen or more books each month. We hope some faithfully shop our authors and JEA as well.
| Ezra Bekitt took the High Guard exams to get away from Dream Street. Away from the stink, and the shifty smiles of the dealers and thieves, and away from the corrupt leeches who passed themselves off as the law. Now a killer is stalking the shadows of the Lowtown, though, and the guard people called the Champion of Arcadia will be drawn down into the labyrinth of Hatis City's back streets once again to try and find a mad man before he kills again. BiographyMichael Kanuckel lives in a small rural town in the middle of Ohio with his two sons. He has been writing since he was in kindergarten, and always knew that he wanted to be an author. He has published short stories in various science fiction and fantasy magazines. |  |
 | They've been gone from our world for millions of years, little more than a collection of fossilized bones and detritus from a forgotten past, but now they walk among us! Dinosaurs have returned without a moment's warning and now they're coming to take back their world one stomping foot, swiping claw, and gnashing tooth at a time. Can you survive the Jurassic Attack? Featuring cover art by David McGlumphy and stories by: David McGlumphy, Justin Hunter, Donald Armfield, Nikolai Misura, T.S. Woolard, Dona Fox, Ryan T. Sirk, Stephen Blake, Gary McCluskey, Catfish McDaris. Essel Pratt, Roma Gray, Amanda M. Lyons |
| In theatre there is something called “the fourth wall”. In the classic box stage setting there are solid walls at right and left. There is a wall up stage facing the audience directly and a fourth invisible wall between the reality of the actor’s world and the reality of the audience. If you look for it, the fourth wall can be found everywhere; between safety and chaos, reality and fantasy, sanity and madness. All you need to do is step sideways at the wrong moment and you’re through. On the other side of that wall, all things are possible and a way home is not always guaranteed. |  |
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