BOOK SPOTLIGHT: “Red Dreams”

The author recommends "Red Dreams" as an ideal introduction to their writing, citing its horror anthology as a collection of stories blending real-world and supernatural horror. With fifteen tales that explore darkness and fear, the book showcases the author's style and themes, making it accessible for new readers.

New Book!

The Fallen God of Opal Bay is out on Amazon NOW! A perfectly creepy read for fall.

The Fallen God Has Risen- The Fallen God of Opal Bay (a new book from Chris Ringler)

"The Fallen God of Opal Bay" is a horror thriller centered on Jane, an outcast in a forgotten neighborhood where dreams perish. As something ancient awakens, Jane confronts her chaotic life, realizing it might hold the key to saving the world. The book is available in paperback and Kindle formats, perfect for Halloween.

Books That Inspired Me

While I have certainly slowed down as life has gotten fuller, I have been a book lover since I was a kiddo. From the weird board books I fell in love with to the Encyclopedia Brown mysteries I tore through before I started reading more adult books, I loved to read. Heck, I still think… Continue reading Books That Inspired Me

Take a Browse Through My Bookstore

The author reflects on their journey since the 1999 release of "Back from Nothing," noting they've published over 20 books across various genres including horror, thrillers, mysteries, fantasy, and children's literature. Their works are available on Amazon, promoting support for indie authors.

Are You Having Red Dreams?

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In the Mood for Some…Revenge?

Check out ROADKILL and ROADKILLERS in paperback or on Kindle. Everyone likes a good story of murder, revenge, and folk horror. https://spookychris.com/haunted-bookstore/

Talking About My Book Red Dreams

https://videopress.com/v/L4Vq2l1j?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&posterUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fvideos.files.wordpress.com%2FL4Vq2l1j%2Fdji_20240920_140615_112_null_video_mp4_std.original.jpg&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Join me as I talk about RED DREAMS. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll scream for more, more, MORE! Lucky for you, there's plenty to go 'round, baby. https://spookychris.com/haunted-bookstore/

Get the Creeps on Kindle

As many of us slip into the comfort of a little holiday time off it also means we have, well, time off.  What better time then to enjoy a little dark reading, eh? Most of my books are available on Kindle, and many for less than one dollar. That’s the kind of bargain you need… Continue reading Get the Creeps on Kindle

Books for All Ages

When I started writing it was because I had no choice. I was full of stories and needed a way to tell them. I didn't have any great dreams of people seeing my stories or reading them and never imagined a world where I could put out books. Here we are though. I write because… Continue reading Books for All Ages

The Spooky Chris Podcast – Halloween 2024 Story – Personal Panda

This new story aims to evoke chills, exploring the pursuit of answers to mysterious thoughts. Readers are invited to immerse themselves in the narrative and, if intrigued, to explore additional eerie tales in the author's book collection. For more spooky stories, visit the author's website.

Seeing is Believing – I Have Videos!

I sometimes forget that I have a YouTube page. It's true!I have short films on there, story readings, teasers for some of my books, and an event I did with some other authors to talk about writing. Check it out! https://www.youtube.com/@grimringler

SCARY TALES – Dark Walker – review

Full transparency, I know director Geno McGahee. I met him in a terribly embarrassing way. I reviewed a film of Geno’s years and years ago called RISE OF THE SCARECROWS and I slagged it in a really petty, mean-spirited way. He was good enough to reach out to me after to thank me for the… Continue reading SCARY TALES – Dark Walker – review