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Ant Farm Necropolis is a cathartic dip into a pitch-black tide pool of the imagination. A collection purveyors of dark fiction will love to add to their shelves. --John Palisano, Bram Stoker Award-Winning author If you aren't reading the short stories of Adrian Ludens, I feel bad for you. In Ant Farm Necropolis, we are immediately bashed in the face with a sledgehammer and the hits don't stop until the last page. Collections like this are rare and wonderful. Hold it close to your heart and never let it go, no matter how much it scares you. -Max Booth III, author of The Nightly Disease I'm a short story junkie, and I love variety. But when I read a single author collection, I also want a sense of continuity. I want to know that the author put this book together with a theme in mind, like a rock band's signature album, or a chef's menu. I want a flavor. I want a sense of what this artist can do. And I got that here. Adrian Ludens' Ant Farm Necropolis is a crawl across the dirty under belly of America. There is so much here, so many wonderfully horrific and shockingly brilliant and dreadfully beautiful visions of horror that I was left breathless. This is a book you need to read! This is a book that matters! -Joe McKinney, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Flesh Eaters and Dog Days

Ant Farm Necropolis is a cathartic dip into a pitch-black tide pool of the imagination. A collection purveyors of dark fiction will love to add to their shelves. --John Palisano, Bram Stoker Award-Winning author If you aren't reading the short stories of Adrian Ludens, I feel bad for you. In Ant Farm Necropolis, we are immediately bashed in the face with a sledgehammer and the hits don't stop until the last page. Collections like this are rare and wonderful. Hold it close to your heart and never let it go, no matter how much it scares you. -Max Booth III, author of The Nightly Disease I'm a short story junkie, and I love variety. But when I read a single author collection, I also want a sense of continuity. I want to know that the author put this book together with a theme in mind, like a rock band's signature album, or a chef's menu. I want a flavor. I want a sense of what this artist can do. And I got that here. Adrian Ludens' Ant Farm Necropolis is a crawl across the dirty under belly of America. There is so much here, so many wonderfully horrific and shockingly brilliant and dreadfully beautiful visions of horror that I was left breathless. This is a book you need to read! This is a book that matters! -Joe McKinney, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Flesh Eaters and Dog Days

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