Gregory Allen Jones
Horror Poetry and Short Stories
"Meet Me in the Flames is a dark, disturbing, and delicious collection of horror poetry. Greg Jones conjures magic with his poems. Highly recommended." - Jonathan Mayberry, five-time Bram Stoker Award Winner, NY Times bestselling author of NecroTek, and editor of Shadows & Verse
Meet Me in the Flames
"All is dark in cold arms lie
Gaze to you an empty eye
Fingers laced for our descending
Beckon you come share my ending
No, the heat comes not from shame
You must, my love, take faith in flames”
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Meet Me in the Flames is a collection of dark and horrific poems inspired by the Gothic traditions of Poe, Lovecraft’s inhuman dreads as well as contemporaries, such as Clive Barker.
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The graveyard awaits in rising mists while swirling leaves whisper secrets to the dark. Eyes, unblinking, gaze out from under coffin lids, black tongues roving over rotted lips. Something lurks in dusty corners gently rocking and chanting your name, hungrily.
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Light a candle, clutch your crucifix, and come inside.
Through dreadful prose explore fear in its most fluid form.
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Coming Soon...
Presenting Greg Jones' second horror poetry collection "Apologies To The Morning" from Wild Ink Publishing. Available 2026.
"As you stumble from the frosted wood, moon fall reveals the blood drying on your hands, that familiar taste coats your tongue, and all you can do is await the reunion of your fractured mind and offer your apologies to the morning.
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The hour the night dies is when the horrors run deepest."
Click to hear Walking Dead star and voice actor Ross Marquand read my Se7en inspired poem "The Ei8th Day" in the voices of stars Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman!!
About The Author
Gregory Allen Jones was born in Wisconsin in 1970. His first published work, a horror poetry collection titled Meet Me In The Flames, is set to be released late 2024 through Wild Ink Publishing.
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Already at work on a follow up, as well as a collection of short stories, Greg spends his time reading, writing, and working at the local library searching for inspiration and the occasional skin covered text.