From the Belly of the Goat Page 7

  The small coastal town is now a cover-up by the government. They told the media that a storm came in from sea and flushed out the town. The government even had a stature made in memory of the people and the goats that once culled the land.

  My studies on the Alp-luachra is deemed Irish folklore. I figured that.

  I know what I saw that day.

  As for the ghostly tribe. I came up with similar events, involving tribes that returned every eleven years to their land they once culled with their goats, the land that was stolen from them, the land where they were buried.

  But once again this is all folklore... Right?

  The anniversary is coming the eleven-year mark.

  Should I quarantine myself or become the sickness?

  About Author

  Donald Armfield is the brain child behind a rather weird bizarro background. He has multiple publications in anthologies and zines. He has three published novellas, two collaborating works with and a short story collection. This is his second collection

  Donald lives in Massachusetts with his beautiful wife and four daughters.

  About Cover Artist

  Justin T. Coons is an American traditional artist located outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Inspired by the schlocky cover art of the VHS boom, vintage paperbacks, and off-beat culture. Justin creates his own brand of neo-pulp genre art that marries beauty with the grotesque.

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  Other Books by Author

  Hung Hounds – Riot Forge

  The Green Tea Heist -NihilismRevised

  Walkin' After Midnight -NihilismRevised

  Frozen Display – NihilismRevised

  Bring Something Dead – Hybrid Sequence Media

  Meat Grinder – Hybrid Sequence Media

  COMING SOON

  Animus Farm – Death’s Head Press