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The Hideous Book Of Hidden Horrors Doug Murano

SKU: BELL-45739496

$ 31.00 ~~$ 45.00~~ (-31%)

5.0

58 reviews

The Hideous Book Of Hidden Horrors Doug Murano instant download after payment.

Publisher: Bad Hand Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.74 MB

Author: Doug Murano

ISBN: B0B42VCXJV

Language: English

Year: 2022

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The Hideous Book Of Hidden Horrors Doug Murano by Doug Murano B0B42VCXJV instant download after payment.

The horror is closer
than you think. From Bram Stoker Award-winning editor Doug Murano and
today's biggest names in dark fiction comes a new vision of terror. It's
lurking under the surface. It's waiting around every corner. It's
hiding under your bed. it's buried in the backyard. It's whispered,
implied, unspoken. This is The Hideous Book of Hidden Horrors.

“A
mesmerizing cornucopia of beguiling chills and thrills, editor Doug
Murano’s The Hideous Book of Hidden Horrors showcases the finest talents
in horror fiction writing at the top of their game—a truly
unforgettable anthology.” ~ Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten
Worse Since We Last Spoke
"This first volume in award-winning
Horror editor Murano’s new independent imprint may claim to be hiding
its terrors, but in reality, the horrors are on full, nightmarish
display, and satisfied readers will eagerly seek out more titles by the
authors included here." ~ Library Journal starred review
Foreword: Josh Ruben
The Pelt: Annie Neugebauer
Wish Wash: Sarah Read
When I Catch You: Hailey Piper
What’s Missing?: Zoje Stage
Still Life with Bones: Andy Davidson
The Things We Did, We Did, Were All for Real: John F.D. Taff
Mooncake: Lee Murray
Dungeon Punchinello: Josh Malerman
Below the Wildflower Hill: Sara Tantlinger
Don’t Open the Cellar Door: Jo Kaplan
Roses in the Attic: Cynthia Pelayo
Peripheral Vision: Richard Thomas
Haunted Inside: Gabino Iglesias
Counting Tunnels to Berry: Alan Baxter
Annie’s Heart is a Haunted House: Todd Keisling
They Are Still Out There, You Just Can’t See Them Anymore: Jonathan Lees