Dreams of Cerberus

Cerberus is the three-headed dog that guarded the entrance to the Underworld in Greek Mythology. He would allow the dead to enter, but kept them from escaping back to the world of the living. We can only imagine the horrific images and cries of the tortured and the damned that he witnessed and heard as the Hound of Hades. We can be sure that they must have haunted the dreams of his three canine heads. The dreams of Cerberus would have been nightmares.
We believe nightmares only happen while we are asleep. The assumption is a faulty one. We share the world with witches and demons, killers and cannibals, and many other creatures that we don’t want to believe exist. Ten stories of eerie encounters with the dark beings that terrorize and torment us are told here in these pages. The stories cover long periods of human history, because the truth is; they have always been here with us.
Dreams of Cerberus is an anthology of ten short horror stories by authors Jon Flushing, B.C. Richards, and Leonard Herrington.