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WFA nominated novella. It originally appeared in the anthology Dark Forces (1980), edited by Kirby McCauley. The story can also be found in the anthology Baker's Dozen: 13 Short Horror Novels (1987), edited by Charles G. Waugh and Martin H. Greenberg. It is included in the collection Dark Gods (1985).

Table of Contents:

• Children of the Kingdom - (1980) - novella
• Petey - (1979) - novella
• Black Man with a Horn - (1980) - novelette
• Nadelman's God - (1985) - novella

WFA winning novella. It originally appeared in the collection Dark Gods (1985). The story can also be found in the anthology The Mammoth Book of Short Horror Novels (1988), edited by Mike Ashley.

WFA nominated novella. It originally appeared in the anthology Shadows 2 (1979), edited by Charles L. Grant. The story can also be found in the anthology The Dodd, Mead Gallery of Horror (1983) edited by Charles L. Grant. It is included in the collection Dark Gods (1985).

Graduate student Jeremy Freirs and aspiring dancer Carol Conklin, summering in the New Jersey village of Gilead, are trapped in a nightmare of terror, with an evil force emanating from a place once called Maquineanok, the Place of Burning.

WFA nominated novelette.

The Events at Poroth Farm is a horror novella written by T.E.D Klein, in which Jeremy, a college lecturer, takes a summer vacation in Gilead, New Jersey, to prepare for a course on Gothic literature he'll be teaching in the upcoming semester. He rents an outbuilding from Mennonite couple Sarr and Deborah Poroth, and at first his holiday is happy and productive, but then odd things begin to happen...

It originally appeared in From Beyond the Dark Gateway, December 1972. The story can also be found in the anthologie:

• The Year's Best Horror Stories No. 3 (1973), edited by Richard Davis
• The Year's Best Horror Stories: Series II (1974), edited by Richard Davis
• First World Fantasy Awards (1977), edited by Gahan Wilson
• Return to Lovecraft Country (1997), edited by Scott David Aniolowski
• Eternal Lovecraft: The Persistence of H. P. Lovecraft in Popular Culture (1998), edited by Jim Turner
• American Supernatural Tales (2007), edited by S. T. Joshi
• American Fantastic Tales: Terror and the Uncanny from the 1940's to Now (2009), edited by Peter Straub

The story was expanded to the full novel The Ceremonies (1984). A version of the story can be found in the collection Reassuring Tales (2006).