Books with author Steve Burt

This 2003 lite-horror collection of 15 weird tales was a 2003 Bram Stoker Award finalist in the Young Readers category, eventually losing to Harry Potter. Even Odder is #2 in the four-book Stories to Chill the Heart series by Steve Burt, whose FreeKs psychic teen detectives series recently won the Florida Book Festival grand prize and 4 Mom's Choice Awards. The other 3 books in the Stories to Chill the Heart series are Odd Lot, Oddest Yet, and Wicked Odd.

This ghost story from Bram Stoker Award winner Steve Burt is set at the Pemaquid Point lighthouse. It is a single short story excerpted from the author's 13-story collection Wicked Strange. Many of Burt's shorter ghost stories (this is a long one) are used for campfires and classrooms. His FreeKs thrillers about psychic teen detectives have won 30 international awards, including the Florida Book Festival grand prize and the New England Book Festival Award.

2005 Independent Publisher Award (Ippy) honorable mention for Young Adult dark fiction.What do these things have in common? A Maine backwater. A tattoo artist who uses psychic power rather than ink. A cave so thick with butterflies you can't breathe. Twins with remote vision and remote hearing. A summer camp from hell. Fireplace ghosts asking for help. They're all stories from the weird imagination of Bram Stoker Award-winning author Steve Burt. Wicked Odd is the fourth in the Stories to Chill the Heart series of bizarre collections. (Odd Lot, Even Odder, Oddest Yet are the others).

DON'T READ THIS BOOK AFTER SUNDOWN! In any storytelling, but especially in fantasy/horror, there is one thing that is critically important if you want to have your toenails curl and leave holes in your bedspread from gripping it convulsively when reading before sleep. It is that you have to care about the characters or else who cares what happens to them. STEVE BURT IS A MASTER AT CREATING REAL FOLKS, FOLKS YOU LIKE, FOLKS YOU WANT TO SCREAM AT SO THEY DON'T GO INTO THAT DARK ROOM ALONE. Couple that with an imagination that won't quit and a storytelling style that grabs you by the shirt front and pulls you in, and you'd better fasten your seat belt before reading Odd Lot. Because you're in for a heck of a ride!

John Flynn's Banshee is a single short story excerpted from Bram Stoker Award-winner Steve Burt's 13-story collection, Wicked Strange, which was named Best Anthology at the 2015 New England Book Festival Awards. This is called a punchline horror story and builds to the final line like a sick joke. It's about a family in Nashua, New Hampshire who spot a hearse from hell cruising their neighborhood in search of a soul. Dr. Burt also writes the award-winning FreeKs psychic teen detectives series.

LARGE PRINT EDITION. Winner of the 2015 New England Book Festival Award for Best Anthology. Large Print Edition. You want strange? You got it. Wicked Strange, as they say in New England. Imagine looking out your window in Nashua, New Hampshire and seeing an other-worldly hearse cruising up and down the street in search of a soul. Heard about Plantation 13, the rural Maine backwater, where the males birth the babies through their eye sockets? Hey, don't pet that infected dog! It's been in that concrete wall over three decades. And what's up with those giant moths trapped in the tower of the Pemaquid Point Lighthouse? Be sure to cross the road when you go past the old witchy woman's place along the White River in Bethel, Vermont or you may run into the spirit-stealers. Spend a day with the new caretaker's apprentice at the old felons' bone yard in Augusta, Maine. You say you need your fix of New England weirdness? Well, you're guaranteed to find it here under the covers--the front and back covers--of Bram Stoker Award winner Steve Burt's latest collection: Wicked Strange.

Winner of the 2010 Mom's Choice Award, Moonbeam Children's Book Award, and the London, Paris, NY, Hollywood, San Francisco, and New England Book Awards for Young Adults. Free Camp, which somehow became known as FreeK Camp, is for special kids. But just how special most people will never know. Two vans are on their way to the camp in rustic New England, their passengers just starting to get acquainted. One van makes it. The other mysteriously disappears. Now each group of kids must bond together to discover and use their paranormal and psychic powers. The lives of one group literally depend on it. Part mystery thriller, part detective story, part sci-fi, "FreeK Camp" is all hold-your-breath-I-didn’t-see-that-coming adventure. Available in print, ebook, and audio book read by actress Melissa Epp.

15 Chillers for Classrooms, Campfires & Car Trips. Sequel to Odd Lot: Stories to Chill the Heart, which won the Benjamin Franklin Award (silver) for Best Mystery/Suspense Book, the ForeWord Award Honorable Mention for Best Horror, Writer's Digest's Honorable Mention for Best Genre Fiction, and had 6 of 9 stories named Honorable Mention in Year's Best Fantasy & Horror. The author is also a double Ray Bradbury award-winner. Ray Bradbury award-winner Steve Burt, who scares listeners nationally through 100 radio readings every October, serves up 15 more of his creepy originals for people who want to read aloud to a group or gasp alone under the covers.

8-page short story, 1 of 9 from Steve Burt's Oddest Yet, winner of the Bram Stoker Award. The Stories to Chill the Heart series includes four collections: Odd Lot (Benjamin Franklin Award silver medalist for mystery/suspense), Even Odder (Bram Stoker Award Nominee), Oddest Yet (Bram Stoker Award Winner), and Wicked Odd (Ippie Award finalist). Many of the stories are used around campfires and in classrooms. Burt's paranormal FreeKs series about psychic teens includes the 12-award FreeK Camp and the 8-award FreeK Show.