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Rejected for Content #3
Rejected for Content 3: Vicious Vengeance
From the shocking to the surreal, the poignant to the repugnant, the erotic to the extreme, Rejected For Content 3 delves into the darkest corners of human hearts and minds. The stories contained within have been rejected from other presses on the grounds of content; tales to shock and frighten, unnerve and disgust, with many disturbed souls driven by vicious vengeance. Featuring Toneye Eyenot, K. Trap Jones, Essel Pratt, Dani Brown, AJ Waters, Lisa Dabrowski, Matthew Weber, Andrew Bell, Jay Helmstutler, Edward Kenyon, Matthew Cash, Victoria Vassilious, Ian McClennan, Ash Hartwell, Stephen Kozeniewski, Roy C. Booth, Axel Kohagen, Brent Loretson, Gregg Zimmerman, Michelle Garza, Melissa Lason, Catfish McDaris and Amanda M. Lyons.
- GenresSplatterpunk
270 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 5, 2015
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85 people want to read
About the author
Jim Goforth
72Ìýbooks190ÌýfollowersJim Goforth is a horror author currently based in Albury, Australia. Happily married with two kids and a cat, he has been writing tales of horror since the early nineties.
After years of detouring into working with the worldwide extreme metal community and writing reviews for hundreds of bands across the globe with Black Belle Music he returned to his biggest writing love with first book Plebs published by J. Ellington Ashton Press. Along with Plebs, he is the author of a collection of short stories/novellas With Tooth and Claw, extreme metal undead opus Undead Fleshcrave: The Zombie Trigger, Riders: Plebs 2-Book One and Two, The Sleep, Carnival of Chaos, and Festival of the Flesh, co-author of collaborative novel Feral Hearts, and editor for the Rejected For Content anthology series (taking over the reins after volume one Splattergore. He also has stories in both Splattergore and Volume 2: Aberrant Menagerie).
He has also appeared in Matt Shaw’s Masters of Horror, Tales From the Lake Vol. 2, Axes of Evil, Terror Train, Autumn Burning: Dreadtime Stories For the Wicked Soul, Floppy Shoes Apocalypse, Teeming Terrors, Ghosts: An Anthology of Horror From the Beyond, Suburban Secrets: A Neighborhood of Nightmares, Doorway To Death: An Anthology From the Other Side, Easter Eggs and Bunny Boilers, MvF: Death Personified, Drowning in Gore, Trashed, Full Moon Slaughter, Moon Books Horror Anthology 2016, Dual Depravity (co-author), VS: US vs UK Horror, Bah! Humbug: An Anthology of Christmas Horror Stories, and several others including numerous anthologies in Project 26 from J. Ellington Ashton Press.
He is currently at work on Plebs 3, and a handful of other novels.
After years of detouring into working with the worldwide extreme metal community and writing reviews for hundreds of bands across the globe with Black Belle Music he returned to his biggest writing love with first book Plebs published by J. Ellington Ashton Press. Along with Plebs, he is the author of a collection of short stories/novellas With Tooth and Claw, extreme metal undead opus Undead Fleshcrave: The Zombie Trigger, Riders: Plebs 2-Book One and Two, The Sleep, Carnival of Chaos, and Festival of the Flesh, co-author of collaborative novel Feral Hearts, and editor for the Rejected For Content anthology series (taking over the reins after volume one Splattergore. He also has stories in both Splattergore and Volume 2: Aberrant Menagerie).
He has also appeared in Matt Shaw’s Masters of Horror, Tales From the Lake Vol. 2, Axes of Evil, Terror Train, Autumn Burning: Dreadtime Stories For the Wicked Soul, Floppy Shoes Apocalypse, Teeming Terrors, Ghosts: An Anthology of Horror From the Beyond, Suburban Secrets: A Neighborhood of Nightmares, Doorway To Death: An Anthology From the Other Side, Easter Eggs and Bunny Boilers, MvF: Death Personified, Drowning in Gore, Trashed, Full Moon Slaughter, Moon Books Horror Anthology 2016, Dual Depravity (co-author), VS: US vs UK Horror, Bah! Humbug: An Anthology of Christmas Horror Stories, and several others including numerous anthologies in Project 26 from J. Ellington Ashton Press.
He is currently at work on Plebs 3, and a handful of other novels.
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December 21, 2016
Extreme? Yeah ...
I'd give this collection 6 stars if I could. Sex and violence at a twisted finest! Within these pages you'll find some of the sickest ... blackest ... most ghoulish stories anyone could wish to read, along with some rejection letters bound to make you smile. A blood-drenched feeding frenzy of horror awaits ... exactly the kind expected from JEA, off-the-chain editor Jim Goforth, and the unbalanced imaginations of this TOC of writers! I know RFC4 is in the works ... and I'm rocking ... back and forth ... in a filthy, secluded corner ... waiting ...
I'd give this collection 6 stars if I could. Sex and violence at a twisted finest! Within these pages you'll find some of the sickest ... blackest ... most ghoulish stories anyone could wish to read, along with some rejection letters bound to make you smile. A blood-drenched feeding frenzy of horror awaits ... exactly the kind expected from JEA, off-the-chain editor Jim Goforth, and the unbalanced imaginations of this TOC of writers! I know RFC4 is in the works ... and I'm rocking ... back and forth ... in a filthy, secluded corner ... waiting ...
July 8, 2020
A Great selection of various authors in the genre of Extreme horror. Each one has a task to send a finished story to fictitious publishers. After each story there is a hilarious denial of why they can't or wont publish the story. The stories are very gory (Yea!) Some have a bit of tongue in cheek. Some are sexually extreme (so be aware) All in all this was a winner in a winning set of books.
November 13, 2020
I bought this for Matthew Cash's short story, which, like his other work, didn't disappoint. Good selection of horror in general. The short story 'Someone Else's Song' I thought had the potential to be extended into a novel.
January 6, 2023
This was my introduction to extreme horror and let’s just say I’m still reading it today.
The icing on the cake is the rejection letters. I loved reading the letters and I feel it really added to the content and made the anthology unique from others.
The icing on the cake is the rejection letters. I loved reading the letters and I feel it really added to the content and made the anthology unique from others.
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