More Than Midnight - limited edition hardcover featuring "What They Left Behind," "The Final Lesson," "Among Us," "Pulled Into Darkness," "Answering the Call," with an introduction by Michael Koryta and illustrations by Glenn Chadbourne (Cemetery Dance Publications, 2012) Seven Stories - eBook featuring "Walking With the Ghosts of Pier 13," "Running Rain," "Answering the Call," "The Punishment Room," "What They Left Behind," "A Dreamlike State," and "Where Sunlight Sleeps" (Cemetery Dance Publications, 2010) Short story anthology appearances In Laymon's Terms - edited by Kelly Laymon, Steve Gerlach, and Richard Chizmar (Cemetery Dance Publications, 2010), featuring "Loving Roger" and a non-fiction piece called "Meeting Richard Laymon" 4 Fear Of by Richard Chizmar, Brian Freeman, Brian Keene, and Tom Monteleone (Borderlands Press, 2006), featuring "Passenger 36-B," "What They Left Behind," and "One Last Lesson" (revised version of the previously published "Bigger and Better") Borderlands 5 - edited by Elizabeth E. Monteleone & Thomas F. Monteleone (Borderlands Press, 2003), featuring "Answering the Call" which was reprinted in From the Borderlands (Warner Books, 2004) and The Best of the Borderlands (Borderlands Press, 2005) Corpse Blossoms - edited by Julia Sevin and R.J. Sevin (Creeping Hemlock Press, 2005), featuring "Running Rain" The Best of Horrorfind II - edited by Brian Keene (Horrorfind LLC, 2003), featuring "Bigger and Better" In Darkness Eternal II - edited by Glenda Woodrum (Stygian Vortex Publications, 1996), featuring "The Glow" Shivers anthology series All from Cemetery Dance Publications and edited by Richard Chizmar: Shivers (2002), featuring "Walking With the Ghosts of Pier 13" Shivers II (2003), featuring "Marking the Passage of Time" Shivers III (2004), featuring "What They Left Behind" Shivers IV (2006), featuring "Something to Be Said for the Waiting" Shivers V (2009), featuring "One More Day" External links The official Brian James Freeman web site The official "James Kidman" web site "Where Sunlight Sleeps" short story by Brian Feeman and an interview on the Horror Drive-In website See also List of horror fiction authors References 1979 births 21st-century American novelists American horror writers American male novelists Living people American company founders American male short story writers 21st-century American short story writers 21st-century American male writers