Author Archives: RachelABrune

Saying Goodbye to Midnight Bites

Dearest Readers and Fiends, After several months of deliberating and analysis, I have made the painful decision to close down the Midnight Bites series of three-story, themed anthologies. It is painful because I think that the fiction we published or were going to publish was some of the best out there, and I still think thatContinue reading “Saying Goodbye to Midnight Bites”

Dark Spores Call is Now Open!

Previously, we announced that we would host an open call for the Dark Spores: Stories We Tell After Midnight 4 anthology, contingent upon fully funding the Kickstarter campaign. We are now open for submissions for the anthology! Quick Submissions Information: Genre: HorrorTheme: Mushrooms, Spores, Fungus, and all that rots in the dark…Word Count: Max 3,000Continue reading “Dark Spores Call is Now Open!”

Announcing Our 2024 Lineup!

We are getting close to the end of 2023 and still sharing the authors who appeared in this year’s full-length anthology, Tangle & Fen. To all who have read, reviewed, or marked it as “Want to Read” on Goodreads–thank you! If you enjoyed it, you are going to love what we have coming for youContinue reading “Announcing Our 2024 Lineup!”

Announcement: A Woman Unbecoming

A Woman Unbecoming

The baying of the hounds under a full moon signals the death of an era–and the birth of a new one under the Old Gods.

Most funerals are celebrations for the living–unless the guests decide to tempt fate and the guest of honor.

A bicycle ride becomes a contest of egos, but the pursuers aren’t the only ones hungry for the race to end.

Welcome to an anthology celebrating women’s rage, power, and agency. Crone Girls Press presents A Woman Unbecoming, a charity project to benefit reproductive healthcare rights.

Meet the Author: Cristel Orrand

“I think writers are always collecting experiences that we draw from when the time is right. For this story, it was the pandemic–watching people struggle with isolation and adapting communication, that was the catalyst. In other words, I blame Zoom.” ~Cristel Orrand, “M.O.U.T.H. Piece”