Never Wake An Anthology Of Dream Horror Eric Larocca by Eric Larocca instant download after payment.

Have you ever wondered where we go when we dream? Why not let this breath-taking dream horror anthology guide you to worlds beyond the norm.

Since the beginning of time, people have argued the meaning of dreams. Are they symbolic visions that hold great meaning and personal significance? Are they portals into other worlds? Or are they just a series of random events our mind shows us when we fall asleep? Whatever the case, this much is true—the mind can be a scary place to venture, even for a few hours.

NEVER WAKE is an anthology of dream horror, bringing you several mind-bending tales of nightmares, hallucinations, and phantasmagoria from some of the hottest talent in horror fiction. But don’t worry—when you (wake up screaming) flip the last page, just remember to tell yourself, “It was only just a story…”

Unless it wasn’t.

Featuring an introduction from Sadie “Mother Horror” Hartmann and stories from: Cynthia Pelayo, Philip Fracassi, Gwendolyn Kiste, Eric LaRocca, Lee Murray, Todd Keisling, Laurel Hightower, and many more!

Where do we go when we dream?

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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ " This collection pulls away the protective veil separating the conscious and unconscious mind, pulling you toward the horrors, anxieties, and traumas hidden in your personal dark places. It reminds you that the ability to forget dreams so easily is a blessing rather than a curse. Never Wake may make you never want to sleep."— Bill Mullen, The Thing in the Wind

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ " Each story creates its own dark corner shivers. If literature is the world, Never Wake is a visit to the beloved demons and asks you to embrace your inner monsters. The editors, Cain and Meyer, have mined a trance-like journey into the supernatural and psychological hollows of sleep. Five Stars."— Paula Cappa, author of Night Sea Journey, A Tale of the Supernatural.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Never Wake weaves tension and dread in nightmare layers, building unease until Philip Fracassi's "Specter" wakes you with a scream. Except you're already awake...or are you? These well-crafted stories exist in the liminal space between real and not real, between sleep and awake. Or perhaps they linger in that state of inertia where the mind is aware but the body cannot rise, where anything can happen and shadows lurk in realistic forms. Reading it in the bright light of day is no guarantee you will sleep tonight." — Deirdre Swinden