Claimed   Baggage  
​Short horror Stories: 
​4 twisted tales 

Kindle version FREE on 10/6-10/8/2024

Claimed Baggage Short Horror Stories: 4 Twisted Tales is an updated version of the 2017 Claimed Baggage Short Stories. New and improved. Some texted tossed. Some text added, mostly to explore an important moment that the previous version glossed over.  Minor errors fixed. The book cover and interior titles are new.   
Claimed Baggage has 4 horror tales about baggage claimed by supernatural dark forces and evil intentions.

“Antwon Webb and the Grave Suitcase” is a tale about a homeless vet, who finds a dumped suitcase in the trash that forces him on a journey to avenge a young girl.

“The Gift Bag” is about a middle aged woman with a mortgage, debt, and kids, who steals a strange suitcase after she sees her wealthy best friend use it to turn a cheap necklace into priceless jewelry.

“Future Baggage” is about a couple, who teleport to their new home base on an airless planet and a seemingly broken teleporter delivers an endless stream of baggage that will crush them.

In “The Baggage Carousel Thief,” a thief steals a possessed suitcase from the airport and is taken on a mind-bending, gender-bending, time-bending journey to finish a vengeful spirit’s slaughter as a door to door sales girl.

Claimed Baggage Book Cover and T-shirts designed and created by Robin Grossman

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CRACKS!  FINDING ART UNDERFOOT 
ART BOOK.  8.5 x 8.5 PaPERBACK
​2nd edition

This much larger second edition is 268 pages and features new discoveries as well as colored images to illustrate exactly what I see as well as commentary on each image. Puzzle over these images to your delight or dismay! Perhaps it will prompt you to find interesting bits of art on your walks. 

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CRACKS! FINDING ART UNDERFOOT BOOK COVER
Book Cover: Cracks! Finding Art Underfoot

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CRACKS! Finding Art Underfoot is a 7"x7" photography book of 30+ complex and compelling sidewalk cracks in and around Los Angeles, CA. 94 pages. 
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Robin Grossman began capturing these startlingly complex sidewalk cracks in 2015 and over the course of a year she collected over 30 photographs included in this coffee table book. In 2016, Robin had a successful gallery showing in Los Angeles of her photographs, mounted on frames with faux black pumice borders. Most of those photographs are included in this book with a few new discoveries.

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​About

Robin Grossman is an artist, author, and photographer. Pretty Grim Biz is her DBA, T-shirts line, and website. She is a fan of grim art and horror fiction and horror films.

Her books:
CRACKS! Finding Art Underfoot & CLAIMED BAGGAGE Horror Short Stories 4 twisted tales are available on Amazon. Her grim and twisted T-shirts are also available on Amazon.  Follow her art on Instagram: @prettygrimbiz 

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​AUG 1991:  THE PERFECTLY WONDERFUL WONDERFOOT

  Yeah. So, it's like that and in trying to find my way out of the clutter, I found a horror story I wrote back in the day: August 1991. It still makes me laugh because I'm old and rotting AND the story still hits my wonderfully perfect funny bone.

I'm pretty sure the magazine is long gone.  The only thing that turns up is a Fusion Magazine in El Paso. Nope, Fusion Creative Media Magazine was based in Edison, NJ.   Cover Art: Masks by Allen Bush. I don't know who to credit for the art that accompanies my story. 

Totem   for   the
​Reluctant   witness T-shirt


​A twisting smear connect a staring eye ball, a scream, an eye looking away, and widen eye and, uncertainty, and a wordless gasp. It's a commentary on the horror of an oppressive society and the need for better whistleblower protections.

Lovin'    That   Razor   burn   
It's    only   flesh!    store


​Gruesome digital art of a mustached Frankenstein with his skin raw. Apparently he loves loves loves the razor burn. After all, it's only flesh and flesh heels. I mean heals. Oh the horror, but his hair looks fab. Originally created with conte crayons.