Capture Malpractice: An Anthology Of Bedside Terror Authored By Nathaniel Lambert Shown As Script

sick sick great stories you can read between shots of morphine, Okay I'm in it, but the other stories are top notch, A wide range of truly enjoyable stories from some very talented authors, Definitely a good book to have in your bag should you ever end up in hospital, Full disclosure: I have a story in this one,

However, when I went back to an old post I wrote about it on my blog, I was reminded there was an error in the Table of Contents attributing my story to someone else.
Putting two and two together, I suspect that same error, made years ago, has filtered down to this day, explaining why I'm not a listed author,

And I love it! Here's why: Because though I honestly believe this is a fivestar anthology, I was only going to give it four, just to keep myself honest.
But unfettered with any credit, I'm going for five,

Some of you might remember Necrotic Tissue, one of the best horror magazines out there, It burned bright for a couple of years and then was gone, A labor of love for Editor R, Scott McCoy and his yeoman crew, Necrotic Tissue was known best among writers for not only giving everyone a chance, but doing their very best to pay "professional" rates and yes, I'm including the cool Tshirts they gave out.
I would have written for one of those alone,

Necrotic Tissue was also known among writers for providing reasons why every story was rejected beyond "it just wasn't right for us," or more commonly, nothing at all.
What I mean is, you were assured that they had read your story, If they didn't accept it, they told you why, which gave you hope to write something later that might be accepted,

Every issue of Necrotic Tissue included both short and longer form stories, as well

as sprinkled throughout what were known asword "bytes," that is, stories that were exactlywords, no more, no less, including the titles.
Not as easy as it sounds, Trust me.

The Malpractice Anthology takes almost the form of an issue of Necrotic Tissue, in that it includes both short stories as well asworders, except there's a theme to this one, that of a place called Bloom Memorial Hospital, where anything.
. . and I mean ANYTHING can and does take place,

So, if asking some of the most imaginative minds working today to come up with a horrific hospital tale sounds like your cup of tea and you KNOW that it is purchase or download your copy today.


If you like horror, you'll be glad you did, Read only a few the stories, Loved "Deep Kimchi" Are you scared about going to the doctor Maybe you should be, . .

From the outside, a hospital is a place of safety and recovery, where the injured go to regain their strength to face the world again.
Sadly, within the sterile, white walls of Bloom Memorial, evil burns through every room, Every lab. Every corridor. The socalled doctors are impersonators, Labcoated viruses infecting all they touch, they labor towards their own purpose,

Death.

Be warned. Withshort stories andword Bites from some of the best horror writers, this collection of medical terror will cut you to the bone, All work and no play makes Nate a dull boyAll work and no play makes Nate a dull boyAll work and no play makes Nate a dull boyAll work and no play makes Nate a dull bog.