A stroll into darkness.

An assassin horrifying in his methods.

Twisted little people striving for greatness.

Villains unimaginable.

Hauntings unheard of, seductive in their

exquisite siren calls to the unaware.

Fools with their connivances.

All and more await exposure to the light of your imagination in 20 Little Horrors, this collection of micro-tales collected from the mind of D. S. Knight.

Curious about the machinations of nice guys who have multiple ways to suck the humanity right out of your soul? Wondering how many types of haunts are out there waiting in the dark and not-so-dark places of your world? Considering developing a relationship for your own selfish purposes?

You’ll want to look inside to fully understand the folly of thinking you know what is real. To fully understand the depths of human betrayal and horror. To see the outcome of deception for deception’s sake. To learn the tragedy of ignoring that quiet little voice inside your head.

SPECIAL WOMEN, LOVELY AND BEWITCHING — extraordinary. Not to be crossed nor taken home to meet the folks.

Monsters and demons casually destroying your sanity.

Weirdness creeping into your soul — to stay.

Our beloved Frank and his ilk with their fetching little heart-stopping tales that leave you breathless.

ALL THESE AND MORE await you within this chronicle of D. S. Knight’s thoughts and his black humor.

Death, a benevolent creature, saunters through the landscapes herein, portending little terrors that creep up on you in these microtales.

Mr. Lord, returning in “Mr. Lord Again,” addresses another generation-old evil. “The Bag” and “Career Change” demonstrate how social justice can be quick, loud, and final, making horror a force for positive.

The self-analysis in “Misdirection” makes you question the usefulness of your therapy sessions, while vampirism, freshly explained, presents itself in “Takers” and “Leave Nothing” for your edification.

Wronged innocents correcting their own personal tragedies, lifestyles unimaginable to the average adult, multiple pasts impinging on our present—all are for the amusement of some, the screams of others.

Enjoy.

Sometimes whimsical, sometimes haunting, these poems show a different view of spirituality, faith, hopes and dreams.

Using poetic expressions, the author reveals life’s joys, passions, and everyday moments through a new and picturesque perspective. With spiritual insight, brilliant metaphor, and quiet thoughts, the author inspires readers to view the gift of life with wonder and gratitude.

With just the right touch of earnestness and humor, these poems comment on the “Big Questions”:

Why are we here?

How should we live?

Are our actions important?

What difference does it make?

The author’s interpretation of and metaphorical approach to nature, beauty, and daily occurrences encourage the reader to experience life on a deeper and more meaningful level.

Read and touch the magic within yourself.