Other works

The Lost. Abingdon, MD: CD Publications and New York: Leisure Books, 2001. [novel]

Right to Life. Abingdon, MD: CD Publications, 1999. [collection of short stories]

Broken on the Wheel of Sex: The Jerzy Livingston Years. Brewerton, NY: Sideshow Press, 1999. [collection of short stories]

Ladies' Night. Seattle, WA: Silver Salamander Press, 1998. [novel]

The Exit at Toledo Blade Boulevard. Auburn WA: Obsidian Books, 1998. [collection of short stories]

Red. London: Headline, 1995. [novel]

Stranglehold. London: Headline, 1995. Published in the United States as: Only Child. New York: Berkley Books, 1995. [novel]

Road Kill. London: Headline, 1994. Published in the United States as: Joyride. New York: Berkley Books, 1995. [novel]

She Wakes. New York: Berkley Books, 1989. Revised ed.: Abingdon, MD: Cemetery Dance Publications, 2002. [novel]

The Girl Next Door. New York: Warner, 1989. Reprint: Woodstock, GA: Overlook Connection Press, 1997; the "corrected definitive" edition. [novel]

Cover. New York: Warner, 1987. [novel]

Hide and Seek. New York: Ballantine, 1984. [novel]

Off Season: The Unexpurgated Edition. Hiram, GA: Overlook Connection Press, 2004. [compilation of Off Season and Offspring]

Offspring. New York: Diamond Books, 1991. [novel; sequel to Off Season]

Off Season. New York: Ballantine Books, 1980. [novel]

Frequently published by Cemetery Dance Publications, his books being bound in leather, slip-cased or tray-cased, signed and limited to 500 or 1500 copies worldwide. So far he has contributed to the Cemetery Dance anthologies: October Dreams: A Celebration of Halloween, Bad News, Shivers, The Best of Cemetery Dance, The Devil's Wine, Mondo Zombie, Imagination Fully Dilated, The Century's Best Horror, The Horror Hall of Fame: the Stoker Winners and The Big Book of Necon. His own novels published via Cemetery Dance include The Lost, A Right to Life, The Crossing, Joyride, Weed Species, She Wakes, Hide and Seek, and Old Flames. His story - The Box - which appeared in CD Magazine won a Stoker.