Lurking in Pennsylvania
A collection of three decades of William P. Robertson’s best horror stories, many of which appeared in magazines worldwide. Bill specializes in regional folktales and understated Gothic terror. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-2150-X ©2004
Price: $13.95

 

Ghosts of a Broken Heart
Ghosts of a Broken Heart collects William P. Robertson’s image-packed poems of lost love. Containing experimental and traditional verse, the book is passionate as a young man’s soul. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-2664-1 ©2005
Price: $9.95

 

Dark Haunted Day
Ghost stories are the focus of William P. Robertson’s second collection of macabre tales, Dark Haunted Day. A malicious college phantom, spectral husbands, and Gettysburg battlefield ghosts provide the chills. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-3234-X ©2006
Price: $11.95

 

Terror Time
Terror Time is William P. Robertson’s third collection of horror stories and his hardest hitting yet. The ghostly tales, historical horror, and dark fantasy recreate fear at its finest. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-5190-5 ©2009
Price: $10.95

 

This Enchanted Land: The Saga of Dane Wulfdin
In This Enchanted Land, Viking Dane Wulfdin is stranded in foreboding Wales after his chieftain’s attack goes awry. His fortunes grow grimmer when monsters and witches seek his destruction. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-6160-9 ©2010
Price: $10.95

 

The Dead of Winter
There is no short description for this title. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-6313-X ©2010
Price: $14.95

 

The Bucktail Brothers: Brave Men's Blood
Henry and Willie Cole were lucky to have survived the bloody Battle of Gettysburg. Little did the brothers know that the worst was yet to come! Sent to defend the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, the regiment’s depleted ranks were filled with draftees of questionable bravery. This left a small core of battle-tested veterans to lead the 149th in the gruesome Wilderness and Spotsylvania Court House Campaigns. Equally brutal were the Battle of Cold Harbor and the Siege of Petersburg. Add a tour of duty guarding the infamous Elmira Prison Camp, and the Bucktails visited every circle of Civil War hell. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-7497-2 ©2012
Price: $12.95

 

Terror Time 2nd Edition
Terror Time is William P. Robertson’s third collection of horror stories and his hardest hitting yet. The anthology kicks off with a second visit from femme fatale, Lauren Watson, who wreaks havoc on another branch of her family. The author also immerses his Bucktail characters, Bucky Culp and Jimmy Jewett, in two scary, postbellum adventures. Robertson’s first dark fantasy story appears here, too. It relates the trials of a Viking who’s smitten with a witch. An encounter with a jailhouse ghost and two winter travel tales squeeze the chills from modern settings. Disturbing episodes from Bill’s childhood creep in twice. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-8293-2 ©2013
Price: $11.95

 

Season of Doom
Fans of both William P. Robertson’s horror writing and historical fiction will find something to treasure in the author’s new collection of character-driven stories. The book begins with five tales of twisted love that culminate in femme fatale, Lauren Watson’s, grisly demise. The eruption of Mount Vesuvius creates the backdrop for another narrative about a sadistic Roman general. Viking, Dane Wulfdin, also returns to brave new dangers among the Skraelings. Other yarns detail a scary encounter with Bigfoot and the grimmer aspects of a Mayan game. Robertson’s visit to the haunted Hinsdale House smacks of Nathaniel Hawthorne. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 0-7414-9771-9 ©2013
Price: $11.95

 

The 190th Bucktails: Catchin' Bobby Lee
When the original Bucktails mustered out of service on May 31, 1864, many joined the 190th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. When asked why he reenlisted, Boone Crossmire said, “To see the thing through, I reckon. Once you’ve wounded a big buck, ya gotta follow the blood trail ’til ya finds ’im.” Sergeant Hosea Curtis needed no such motivation. He just loved to fight. And fight they did as skirmishers at Petersburg, Weldon Railroad, and Five Forks. With brutal forced marches, they finally catch their quarry at Appomattox Court House. It’s the Bucktails’ bravery that wins the day on April 9, 1865. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 1-4958-0133-0 ©2014
Price: $11.95

 

Stories From the Olden Days
Billy Robertson was born in 1950 and grew up in a rural suburb of Bradford, Pennsylvania. Told from the boy’s point of view, Stories from the Olden Days traces Billy’s rollercoaster ride through childhood. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 9781495806094 ©2015
Price: $10.95

 

Misdeeds and Misadventures
Misdeeds and Misadventures is William P. Robertson’s tribute to one of his biggest influences—Ernest Hemingway. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 1-4958-0932-3 ©2016
Price: $9.95

 

Annihilated in the Alleghenies
After their family is annihilated by the worst sort of treachery, Lightnin’ Jack Hawkins and his brother, Red Hawk, find themselves in a grim situation. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 9781495810596 ©2016
Price: $10.95

 

More Stories from the Olden Days
In this second book of stories culled from William P. Robertson’s childhood, the author struggles to make sense of adolescence as he dates difficult chicks and tames his rebelliousness. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 9781495813542 ©2017
Price: $10.95

 

Love that Burns
Love that Burns is filled with cheating hearts, bad blind dates, and failed relationships. Confusion, guilt, and heartbreak are just some of the emotions explored in these bittersweet stories. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 9781495814402 ©2017
Price: $16.95

 

Icicles
Icicles collects William P. Robertson’s best-known horror poems, first published in magazines worldwide. Robertson’s influences include Lovecraft, Poe, and Jim Morrison. His photos add an extra chill to this anthology. read more
by William P. Robertson ~ 1-4958-2037-8 ©2017
Price: $10.95