Infernal Tramps

Advance Reader Copy

Genres

Fantasy Horror, Dark Fantasy, Absurdist Fiction, Cosmic Horror, and Short Stories

Trigger Warnings

Violence, Profanity, Abuse, Sex, and Death

Type of Ending

Series

Not part of a series

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Goodreads or Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

100

Number of days to read

107

Publication Date

Jul 15, 2026

Page Length

230 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Infernal Tramps

Advance Reader Copy

Blurb

Everybody's got something darkly special deep inside them.

A boy discovers his father's oracular grotesque in a secret dungeon below their family funeral home.

An antique spiked collar transforms Philadelphia into a city that worships a dead dog.

A mother with a trunkful of hungry, inhuman babies tracks down the family that abandoned them.

The warden of a penal colony offers to pardon a murderer, but only if the inmate can find the antidote to the poison wine the warden gave him.

A wealthy young woman receives a surgical implant that delivers more than just a shapely body.

These stories and many others, in Infernal Tramps.

What people are saying...

"Fans of classic weird tales as well as shows like Black Mirror will love the storylines, the imaginative what-ifs, monstrosities, and outrageous body horror."

- Ivy Grimes, author of Glass Stories and The Cellar Below the Cellar

Details

Genres

Fantasy Horror, Dark Fantasy, Absurdist Fiction, Cosmic Horror, and Short Stories

Trigger Warnings

Violence, Profanity, Abuse, Sex, and Death

Type of Ending

Series

Not part of a series

Author Prefers A Review On

Goodreads or Amazon

Reader Spots Remaining

100

Number of days to read

107

Publication Date

Jul 15, 2026

Page Length

230 pages

Available Formats

ePub and PDF

Author

Born in Harrisburg, PA, Alexander Grass lived in Philadelphia, Israel, and a few other places before settling in Brooklyn with his wife and three kids.

As a teenager, Alex was in a thrash-metal band called Shock Syndrome. He later worked in construction, landscaping, driving in a car auction, and worked in parts and shipping for a Honda dealership.

After obtaining his GED, he went to Penn State online before attending Cardozo Law School on scholarship. While at Cardozo, Alex was a Floersheimer Student Fellow in Constitutional Law, and a law clerk for the Institute for Justice and for the New York County Defenders. After a stint in rehab, he dropped out of law school to become a full-time author.