Exploring Justin Alcala's Extensive List of New Publications: A Journey into Unknown Literary Territory
In the vibrant world of literature, a talented author, Justin Alcala, has been making waves with a flurry of new publications gracing prestigious platforms this fall. From spine-tingling narrations to captivating magazine features, Alcala's works promise to take readers on a thrilling ride through the realms of horror and suspense.
September: Speak Ill of the Dead
Launching into the season, Alcala's chilling tale, "Speak Ill of the Dead," found a home in the Wicked Shadow Press Book Anthology, "Children of the Dead", now available on Amazon and Lulu. Transporting readers into a world shrouded in mystery and intrigue, this story sets the stage for the captivating journey that lies ahead.
October: How the Devil Bargains
As the fall deepens, Alcala's narrative prowess takes center stage with the production of "How the Devil Bargains" on the Wilhelm presents Frightening Tales Podcast. Delving into the realms of darkness and deals with the devil, this narration promises to send shivers down the spines of listeners, showcasing Alcala's mastery in crafting gripping tales.
Link (Available October 25th): https://frighteningtales.com/
Mid-Fall: The Rambler
Continuing the journey into the macabre, Alcala's haunting tale, "The Rambler," graced the Creepy Horror Podcast, captivating audiences with its eerie narrative. The atmospheric storytelling and captivating twists make this narration a must-listen for horror enthusiasts seeking a chilling experience.
November: Friends in High Places
Transitioning into Fall, Alcala's story, "Friends in High Places," found a place in the Exquisite Death Online Magazine. With its intriguing premise and captivating characters, this feature promises to draw readers into a world where the line between friend and foe blurs in unforeseen ways.
Late Fall: I Gave You Fear
Venturing deeper into the shadows, Alcala's narration of "I Gave You Fear" on the Morbid Forest Podcast immerses listeners in a world of dread and uncertainty. The evocative storytelling and haunting imagery woven throughout this narration showcase Alcala's ability to evoke emotions and create a truly immersive experience.
Late Fall: No Sleep Podcast
The gripping tale, "How the Devil Bargains," takes on a new dimension with its narration on The No Sleep Podcast in late fall. As the story unfolds in the intimate realm of audio storytelling, Alcala's narrative prowess shines through, offering listeners a spine-chilling experience that lingers long after the tale concludes.
January 2025: Issue #98 Blood Moon Rising Magazine
Looking ahead to 2025, Alcala's "Friends in High Places" makes a return in Issue #98 of the Blood Moon Rising Magazine, captivating readers with its blend of mystery and intrigue. The story's resonance across different platforms is a testament to Alcala's versatile storytelling style and ability to captivate audiences across various mediums.
Fall 2025: Rowan Press Publishing
Wrapping up the journey, "Friends in High Places" finds a place in the Rowan Press Publishing Fall Book Anthology in 2025, solidifying its standing as a timeless tale that continues to resonate with readers. Alcala's ability to craft narratives that transcend time and genre boundaries is on full display in this exciting inclusion.
Reader's Note
"As we traverse through the myriad worlds crafted by Justin Alcala, it becomes evident that his literary footprint leaves an indelible mark on the realms of horror and suspense. Each publication, each narration, is a testament to his storytelling prowess and his knack for weaving narratives that linger in the mind long after the final page is turned or the last word spoken.
In the realm of literature, where words wield the power to transport readers to uncharted territories of imagination, Justin Alcala stands as a maestro, guiding audiences through unknown literary territories with each new publication. Let his works be the lantern that illuminates the shadows and beckons readers to explore the depths of his storytelling prowess."
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