Free for Two Days: Darkness — Poems of Extreme Horror

In an announcement from Eric Kapitan on the book's Facebook page, the e-book version of Darkness: Poems of Extreme Horror was set to be free for the next couple of days. The post urged readers not to miss the chance to pick up the collection, described as poems written for the sicker side of horror.

Horror Underground had already reviewed the book, so the giveaway was flagged as a quick way for readers to try the collection before the window closed on October 31, 2015.

The promotion was time-limited and has since ended. The print and standard e-book editions remained available through the retailer listed in the original post.

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