A collection of short stories, Lost Souls, was first published in 1990 by Peter Smith and Sarcophagus Press, of South Yorkshire, England, as a project of the Esoteric Order of Dagon (E.O.D.) They are reprinted here, along with a few stories printed elsewhere.

The Callanish Stones: Originally published in London, in SKOOB Magazine, this story is a fantasy with more than a grain of truth. A word to the wise: Be careful out there!

The Eater of Lost Souls: Published as part of the original collection of Lost Souls, this tale was inspired by a camping trip to Duck, North Carolina, on the Outer Banks, an anchor-point of the Bermuda Triangle. I witnessed this phenomenon myself, and obviously, lived to tell this tale.

Great Dismal: While not strictly "true", this tale does reflect a truth about the world, and my own attitudes toward trees. Published in both in SKOOB magazine, and as part of the original collection of Lost Souls.

REQUIEM: A complex "demon" of a tale. Published as part of the original collection of Lost Souls.

The Hunted: Time to turn the tables on the many deer-hunters we have in Southwestern Pennsylvania. This tale could, and, did happen. Published as part of the original collection of Lost Souls.