Tales from the Cellblock Vol. 1 & 2

TALES FROM THE CELLBLOCK VOL. 1 & 2 features six short horror stories: Tribes & Tribulations, The Closet, Chrishé, Protein Pellets, Hoodapocalypse, and The Perfect Celly. These stories are told by inmates who are currently in administrative segregation ... stories that they witnessed firsthand.

TRIBES & TRIBULATIONS by Akasha:

Twin brothers Eric and Derrick Winslow take a camping trip with some friends from the ‘hood. They joke around that Camp Miggit is located on sacred ground, until they start hearing strange noises in their cabins. Then one of their friends comes up missing. And the creatures of the night just might get the last laugh.

THE CLOSET by Tony Steele:

The squeak of the door and the darkness within The Closet is all you see just before the evil lurking in the shadows has you. Never in Kareem’s wildest dreams would he have expected a Halloween party to end in terror. All he wanted was one night with JoAnn—now he’s faced with eternal darkness.

CHRISHÉ by Tashiana Harper:

Chrishé has blackouts. She wakes up with no idea where she is and what she’s done. But someone does know. And her name is Helen

PROTEIN PELLETS by Akasha:

One of the scariest sights in prison isn’t the small cells or the unkempt inmates—it’s the food. And when the warden introduces protein pellets into the meals, Bobby “Sutan” Earl is skeptical. Then a riot breaks out. And the inmates seem a little more animalistic than normal.

HOODAPOCALYPSE by Tony Steele:

Who would’ve that MT and Rome would find a laboratory inside a home they broke into? When Rome spills one of the strange liquids on his hand, his nervous system starts to change. He attacks MT and flees into the streets, where whatever he’s infected with is bound to spread.

THE PERFECT CELLY by Jordan Belcher:

There’s good cellmates and bad cellmates … but a perfect celly? Benjamin Danbury meets Luke Diablo, a weird jailhouse lawyer who has the power to take back an inmate’s crime. But what will Benji do with his newfound freedom? Will he do the right thing, or will he commit a bigger, more brazen crime?