The Trees Have Eyes- a new horror anthology (and I’m in it)

On June 11, 2018June 11, 2018 By GMaroney1In Horror anthology, horror fiction, New ReleaseLeave a comment

Hurrah! 'The Trees Have Eyes' is now out in paperback, featuring my first ever printed story 'The Little Man'. Find out how more about the collection, including how to buy, in my latest post.

The path through lower fell by Gemma Amor

Listen to my No Sleep story ‘The Path Through Lower Fell’

On May 15, 2018May 17, 2018 By GMaroney1In audio fiction, No Sleep Podcast, podcastsLeave a comment

The Path Through Lower Fell: Bad Cow Disease The Path Through Lower Fell is a story I wrote about two things in particular: how scary cows can be, and why revenge is so satisfying. And those wonderful people at the NoSleep Podcast turned it into an operatic audio drama of simply epic proportions. Narrated flawlessly …

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White Pines Part Two: Flies in amber

On April 9, 2018April 9, 2018 By GMaroney1In horror fiction, New Release, White Pines1 Comment

Megan and her team of journalists head out to the scene of the disappearance, intent on uncovering the mystery of the vanishing town of White Pines.

White Pines- Part One: A Town called White Pines

On March 14, 2018 By GMaroney1In horror fiction, New Release, White Pines, women in horror1 Comment

A town that disappears. A newsroom, inundated with calls from frantic relatives and loved ones. A journalist, hungry for the biggest story of her career. Part One of White Pines is out now.

White Pines: Prologue

On March 9, 2018 By GMaroney1In horror fiction, New Release, White Pines1 Comment

One day it was there, and the next it wasn't. On the morning of May the 1st, 1996, the town and population of White Pines up and vanished into thin air. Read the first in my new series of stories based in the fictional world of Blue Ridge county, and follow a team of journalists as they struggle to uncover the mystery of White Pines. How can a whole town just disappear? What happened to the people who lived there? Why won't the Police investigate the disappearances? So many questions...