Ethan Nahte

Bobby and Nate are out to discover the cause of strange noises emanating from the abandoned and dilapidated mansion that was once the home of Bobby's grandparents. Once inside, the young boys encounter a powerful, evil force that's downright dangerous. Escape is their only option, but it won't be easy to break free from The Mansion on Champagnolle. Welcome to the first Weird Tales Investigators mystery...which could be their last

Aliens don't care what Earthlings say, Rock 'N' Roll is Here to Stay The latest novella from speculative fiction author & entertainment journalist Ethan Naht is a YA story set on Zard n, a moon in a distant galaxy, very far, far away. Drap is a typical teenage Pleisian. He's a bit of a loner and brainy with an embarrassing issue: He wears his emotions, not on his sleeve, but by the coloration of his skin -- like a living mood ring. His nerdiness and ever-changing skin tone make him an easy target for his nemesis, Klarg, and his gang of bully misfits. Drap has a handful of buddies he hangs with, both at school and at Bok's Diner, which orbits Zard n. It's the happening joint where most of the teens and young adults fly their shuttles to chill out and eat arok burgers. Drap enjoys Bok's for more than just the food. Like several of Bok's male patronage, Drap has his eyes set on Sylenshia, an exotic and beautiful spacehop, who works at Bok's. She's a gal with unusual antennae and who definitely knows how to take care of herself when creeps try to make a move. Once Drap learns about a long dead planet named earth in one of his classes, he discovers all he can about a particular era -- the birth of rock 'n' roll Drap falls in love with the exciting music, the classic cars and the pop culture of the period, including teenagers cruising drive-in restaurants and carhops on roller-skates. His newfound love drives him to educate his friends and take them on a rocket ride as they change their moon He soon discovers popularity has its benefits, but the attention brings about the wrath of Klarg. Drap finds himself caught in a trap -- can he walk out -- alive? Come twist and shout with Drap, Sylenshia and the gang for an out-of-this-galaxy ride where Bill Haley and the Comets find new life blaring through the speakers of souped up cruisers and shuttles blasting thrusters in outer space -- possibly past Telstar -- and a Rocket 88 has wings instead of wheels. Wings of Mercury is a bit of Grease and American Graffiti facing off with Rebel Without a Cause.

The Undead, Living Dead, Zombie or Ghoul--whichever description one chooses, it all boils down (and sloughs off) to the basic fact that you can't keep a smelly, creepy, cannibalistic thing down. They're coming for you. Ethan Naht , author of "Bubbas, Barbarians and Yumbies...Oh My " in Bubbas of the Apocalypse: A Stitch in Time Saves None (Yard Dog Press, 2010), digs up more vicious tales of the Undead in this collection of five short stories and a novella. Dark comedy comes out of some deep recess in two stories from the Bubbas of the Apocalypse world as the intoxicating "Flaming Yumbie" will teach you how to create your own bubba brew or you can lend a hand--or your entire arm--as a battle of the zombie sexes sparks to life in "He Grumbled, She Bitched." The spread of disease is brought about in a horrifying campfire yarn in "The Circle of Death" as European explorers first visit the Amazon. The zombie satire "Attack of the Bumbies" has truly unusual Undead overrunning Great Britain, making their BBC News cameo when things take a turn for the worst. The fall of Memphis and a sweet tooth sets the "Twinkie Trap" for a group of zombie apocalypse survivors in a battle to see who gets to enjoy the creamy center. Roadkill proves toxic in "Hillbilly Hell" when a group of lost students discover a dilapidated theme park is much scarier than any rickety rollercoaster ride.Run, fight or trip your best friend to let him become zombie munchies while you escape. Because, if you get caught, you'll soon be groaning The Undead Ate My Head.

OF MONSTERS & MADMEN contains eight previously published (revised) short stories and two brand new stories by Ethan Naht . Accompanying each story is an introduction by the author, as well as illustrations by David Lee Anderson, Amy White, David Martinez, James Hollaman, Trina Jacobs, Hannah J. Stanton and Julian Price.The stories range from horror to gunslinger, sci-fi to crime noir fantasy. Naht peppers his stories with a lot of historical bits, blending fact with fiction.

Raised by Legends... Trained by the Best... Destined to be the World's Greatest, Truest Hero...The Pulptress Returns The ultimate Pulp heroine comes out throwing fists, both guns blazing in her second volume of collected stories. Authors Richard Lee Byers, Nancy A. Hansen, and Ethan Naht take The Pulptress, daughter of two legendary heroes and a woman reared to be the penultimate fighter for justice, around the world, facing weird, wild, and dangerous evils Using her mastery of disguise, fighting of all sorts, and the keenest of minds, The Pulptress stands in the trenches between malevolence and the unknowing world. New Pulp's greatest defender of Justice returns to battle in THE PULPTRESS VOLUME TWO. From Pro Se Productions.