It Calls From the Sky: Terrifying Tales from Above

by Jay Sandlin, G Allen Wilbanks, Marc Sorondo

Overview

Terror reigns the sky, and there is nowhere left to hide.

Ferocious storms, winged beasts and falling angels are just some of the dark tales locked within these pages. Discover a world where carnage falls from the sky, and delve into the frenzy of a world gone mad as Heaven opens and all Hell breaks loose.

Eerie River Publishing brings you another round of exceptional horror created by award-winning authors around the world. We dare you to take this journey with us and find out what madness awaits you!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781777275051
Publisher:	Eerie River Publishing
Publication date:	10/10/2020
Pages:	438
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.97(d)

About the Author

From a young age, Jay Sandlin wrote short stories and comics to entertain himself and friends. From age 8 onward, theatre was his main storytelling passion and he appeared in over fifty productions from 8-23, including a selection of short plays written from Ray Bradbury stories. Jay met Ray in person at one of these performances and never forgot the interaction. In 2015, he shifted to writing regularly. In 2018, he won the Mad Cave Studios talent search, leading to publishing his first comic books. Over the Ropes was his first comic series, followed by Hellfighter Quin all available in trade paperback. More comics are coming in 2021. He's also published a short story collection of his own, Space Police Files, which has been described as COPS meets the Twilight Zone. There's more stories, comics and books to come from Jay. To keep up, visit JaySandlin.com and sign up for his newsletter. Follow him on twitter or Instagram @JaySandlin_. You can also get the latest episodes of his podcast, GeekOPedia on his website or any app hosting podcasts.

When Darkness Comes Thirteen Rooms Not For Bedtime Stories A Life of Adventure

Marc Sorondo lives with his wife and children in New York. He loves to read, and his interests range from fiction to comic books, physics to history, oceanography to cryptozoology, and just about everything in between. He's a perpetual student and occasional teacher. For more information, go to MarcSorondo.com.