Things That Go Bump in the Night – Poetry of Fear and Fright
Things That Go Bump in the Night – Poetry of Fear and Fright is the most recent publication by R.J. Schwartz.
It can be summed up as a frightening collection of dark, grisly, and disturbing poetry, certainly not for the faint of heart. As you turn each page, you’ll feel a growing urge to escape from the building momentum, as the tantalizing words dredge up your deepest fears and feed your nightmares. It’s a breakneck journey of wickedness as tales of ancient rituals, lurking creepers, cursed location, and demonic beasts fill your mind. You stand poised on the edge of sanity, staring down into the darkest depths of the abyss, fearing that which may leap out, but terrified of that which stays hidden in the acrid smoke below. With no boundaries on depravity, mayhem, and human suffering, this collection is certain to drive your senses to new levels of hopelessness and despair. Feed your inner demon, if you dare, and beware of things that go bump in the night.
To experience fear, is to experience life.
Without the sense of fear,
there cannot be a sense of security.
-R. J. Schwartz
Anthology
The complete published works of R.J. (Ralph) Schwartz
The Creative Exiles an anthology of poems: Let the Words Speak (2016) – Contributing Author – Available on Amazon
Poetry of the Human Condition: The Ups and Downs of Modern Living (2018) – Available on Amazon
The Lover’s Thread: Poetry for Couples (2021) – Available on Amazon
The Secrets of the Moon (Science Fiction Novel, co-written with my son, Sebastian Schwartz) (2023) – Available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble
Things That Go Bump in the Night – Poetry of Fear and Fright (2023) – Available on Amazon
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- Thoughts Did Wander - July 13, 2024
- Tis a Journey of Souls - June 19, 2024
Ralph you have me interested in your new love of publishing books. I feel once you get the fever it never leaves and soon you will have an amazing collection. Great idea and can be marketed every October. Jamie
You should know about that fever, you have me beat by at least double the published collections.