The Maggots Underneath the Porch
Paperback
Publisher Price: $12.98
Publisher: Black Bed Sheet Classics
Published: Jan 18 2026
Pages: 114
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.27 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Jimmy Turner is terrified. Very frightening things are happening in the neighborhood and he can't figure out why. The Maggots Underneath the Porch is a powerful coming-of-age novella circa 1975. In the midst of a mid-West group of teens who are collecting baseball cards and beer cans, experiencing the cultural impact of JAWS, playing little league baseball, blasting guitar God rock music on ghetto blasters, a ravenous abomination is about to unleash death and mayhem on their unsuspecting rural community! Will any of them survive? And how many in the town will become victims before its carnage can be stopped? Beware the lurking danger that festered and formed amidst the rotting filth of The Maggots Underneath the Porch! This intense creature infestation thriller is masterfully written by Horror scribe Patrick James Ryan (The Night It Got Out, Blood Verse), is unputdownable and, read at night especially, is bound to twist your dreams into the most unsettling visions!
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