Michael Laimo is a 36 year-old author from Melville, New York. He has authored over 100 short stories in the horror genre, all of which have seen print in a variety of magazines and anthologies, including The Book Of All Flesh, Dark Whispers, Whispers And Shadows, The Asylum 2, Darkness Rising, Redsine, Unnatural Selection, and many others. Two collections, both published in hardcover formats, brought together a selection of these stories, Demons, Freaks, and Other Abnormalities, published by Delirium Books, and Dregs Of Society, published by Prime Books. He has completed his second novel, Sleepwalker, and is currently working on a third, entitled Deep In The Darkness, based on his cult-favorite Golden-Eyes Trilogy published by Flesh & Blood Press. His third collection, as yet untitled, will be released by Delirium Books in the near future. Michael also edited the hardcore horror anthology Bloodtype, published by Lone Wolf Publications, and co-edits Space & Time Magazine. He is an active member of the Horror Writers Association.
Novels
Atmosphere (2002)
Deep in the Darkness (2004)
Sleepwalker (2004)
The Demonologist (2005)
Dead Souls (2007)
Desecration (2007)
Fires Rising (2008)
Return to Darkness (2011)
Missed Connection (2024)
Deep in the Darkness (2004)
Sleepwalker (2004)
The Demonologist (2005)
Dead Souls (2007)
Desecration (2007)
Fires Rising (2008)
Return to Darkness (2011)
Missed Connection (2024)
Collections
Demons, Freaks, and Other Abnormalities (1999)
Dregs Of Society (2001)
Dark Ride (2012)
Rare Cuts (2012)
Dregs Of Society (2001)
Dark Ride (2012)
Rare Cuts (2012)
Books containing stories by Michael Laimo
In Darkness, Delight: Fear the Future (2021)
(In Darkness, Delight)
edited by
Andrew Lennon and Evans Light
Dread (2016)
A Head Full of Bad Dreams
(Best Horror of Grey Matter Press, book 1)
edited by
Sharon Lawson and Anthony Rivera
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Michael Laimo recommends
Terror Peak (2022)
Edward J McFadden III
"Terror Peak by Edward J. McFadden III is an adrenaline junkie's read-come-true. From the opening pages till the climactic conclusion, the pages turn quickly as the story moves deep into the Rocky Mountains toward the uppermost reaches of Abominable Peak, where we are treated to a heavily and accurately researched story of extreme snowboarding. McFadden expertly turns the vastness of snow-covered mountains into a claustrophobic nightmare that is filled with bone-chilling scenes and a cryptid threat that looms on every page. Terror Peak is a beautifully written adventure-slash-horror novel with a main character readers will care about from start to finish, a great read for those who love their fiction with a pulse that pounds!"
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