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Paperback. Etat : Good. 2024 Locus Magazine Recommended Reading List, Best Story Collection"Nerve-racking anticipation and dread." -Kirkus Reviews"Will appeal to horror fans seeking something fresh." -Publishers Weekly"Mythical, chilling, and visceral . . . a slow burn readers will crave to simmer in."-Ai Jiang, Bram Stoker and Nebula award-winning author of Linghun"Slow Burn is a multifaceted, multifarious feast for the horror-hungry."-Matthew M. Bartlett, author of Gateways to Abomination and Where Night Cowers"By turns gorgeous, horrifying, gruesome, furious, darkly erotic, wickedly funny, and frequently all of those things at once, this extraordinary collection never shies away from pushing the reader's boundaries. Allen masterfully succeeds in being transgressive in all the best and most beautiful ways. I adore this book." -Sunny Moraine, author of Your Shadow Half RemainsThe search for a missing grandson unearths a pit of unholy hunger. A war between flesh-stealing supernatural entities will subject an entire city to devastating mayhem. In a harrowing future world, a slave is charged by his terrifying master with building a creature in its likeness. The voyage of a plague ship won't end at mere death. Parasites are partners and lovers, and the immortal soul is but a single stage in the complex life cycle of a symbiote.Slow Burn gathers fourteen stories of horror and thirteen macabre poems by two-time World Fantasy Award finalist Mike Allen, author of the Shirley Jackson Award-nominated collections Unseaming and Aftermath of an Industrial Accident. Allen's works are "exquisite and vivid, his worlds rich with brilliant detail," says three-time Bram Stoker Award(R) winner Christina Sng in her introduction. "The images he paints with words are terrifying and mesmerizing, keeping you enthralled and unable to look away."These tales and verses, set in worlds of fantasy and sorcery, in twisted, surreal futures, and in hard-boiled modern milieus . . . all find ways to explore the abyssal darkness of the human heart.With cover art by Lasse Paldanius and illustrations by Paula Arwen Owen"Consuming horror that is not for the squeamish!" -Lee Murray, five-time Bram Stoker Award(R)-winning author of Grotesque: Monster Stories"Slow Burn is a collection of gems." -Premee Mohamed, author of Beneath the Rising.…

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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. 2024 Locus Magazine Recommended Reading List, Best Story Collection"Nerve-racking anticipation and dread." -Kirkus Reviews"Will appeal to horror fans seeking something fresh." -Publishers Weekly"Mythical, chilling, and visceral . . . a slow burn readers will crave to simmer in."-Ai Jiang, Bram Stoker and Nebula award-winning author of Linghun"Slow Burn is a multifaceted, multifarious feast for the horror-hungry."-Matthew M. Bartlett, author of Gateways to Abomination and Where Night Cowers"By turns gorgeous, horrifying, gruesome, furious, darkly erotic, wickedly funny, and frequently all of those things at once, this extraordinary collection never shies away from pushing the reader's boundaries. Allen masterfully succeeds in being transgressive in all the best and most beautiful ways. I adore this book." -Sunny Moraine, author of Your Shadow Half RemainsThe search for a missing grandson unearths a pit of unholy hunger. A war between flesh-stealing supernatural entities will subject an entire city to devastating mayhem. In a harrowing future world, a slave is charged by his terrifying master with building a creature in its likeness. The voyage of a plague ship won't end at mere death. Parasites are partners and lovers, and the immortal soul is but a single stage in the complex life cycle of a symbiote.Slow Burn gathers fourteen stories of horror and thirteen macabre poems by two-time World Fantasy Award finalist Mike Allen, author of the Shirley Jackson Award-nominated collections Unseaming and Aftermath of an Industrial Accident. Allen's works are "exquisite and vivid, his worlds rich with brilliant detail," says three-time Bram Stoker Award(R) winner Christina Sng in her introduction. "The images he paints with words are terrifying and mesmerizing, keeping you enthralled and unable to look away."These tales and verses, set in worlds of fantasy and sorcery, in twisted, surreal futures, and in hard-boiled modern milieus . . . all find ways to explore the abyssal darkness of the human heart.With cover art by Lasse Paldanius and illustrations by Paula Arwen Owen"Consuming horror that is not for the squeamish!" -Lee Murray, five-time Bram Stoker Award(R)-winning author of Grotesque: Monster Stories"Slow Burn is a collection of gems." -Premee Mohamed, author of Beneath the Rising.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. Coming in June 2023"Ogawa's debut collection of 17 speculative shorts stuns with its delicacy . Harkening back to the oldest folk and fairy tales and raising pointed questions about how humans value and devalue each other, this is a showstopper." -Publishers Weekly, starred review"Her work is unexpected, often horrific, and always enthralling. Weaving Japanese folklore in with the new, the weird, and science fiction horror elements, Ogawa's body of work is prolific and evergreen." -Thea James, Tor.comA monster wearing the stolen dress of a deceased mother agrees to help the woman's orphaned son. A girl whose blood can cause hallucinogenic visions makes a daring escape from the merchants who traffic her. In a society where people are prized for their jewel-hued skins-indigo, silver, amber, emerald-one girl endures brutal bruises to shine brightest of all, while another, her eyes sealed inside a featureless helmet, risks death to retrieve colors from the outside world. In the future of that culture, one where androids serve with brimming resentment and artificially altering one's skin color can be a crime, the most ordinary in appearance can prove the best detectives, and the most subtly effective rebels. On a far distant space station, another android encounters a goddess humans forgot."At pure surface level, these works appear rooted in the fantastical and magical, but as soon as you think you've found your footing and understand where you are, Ogawa warps your perception almost imperceptibly until the world is completely unfamiliar again." -Haralambi Markov, Tor.comLike Smoke, Like Light, the debut collection of short fiction from Japanese author Yukimi Ogawa, gathers seventeen tales that Locus Magazine has described as constructed in a "wild-but still grounded, feeling more like SF than fantasy-fashion." As novelist and poet Francesca Forrest writes in her introduction, "Ogawa is a remarkable light in the science fiction and fantasy firmament," who "writes unsettling stories that are by turns horrifying and touching." This book "give us space and time to think about how we really feel about tricky questions-like what makes a monster" and how loving families can be found when one accepts "the forms they choose to wear."Cover art and illustrations by Paula Arwen OwenMore praise for Like Smoke, Like Light"Inventive, fantastical, and original; Ogawa transforms mythology, ghost stories, and the tropes of science fiction into fresh, new visions."-A. C. Wise, Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of The Ghost Sequences"Yukimi Ogawa's first collection reveals her as a superb talent. These unsettling, sometimes harrowing journeys lead always toward grace and strange beauty."-C. C. Finlay, winner of the World Fantasy Award and author of the Traitor to the Crown series"These luminous stories-playful one minute, tragic the next-feel like the folklore of some alternate reality world. Often, they explore themes of how our identity is linked with our physicality . how others perceive us, and the ways in which that outside perception affects how we perceive ourselves. Yukimi Ogawa's tales are as enchanting, heartbreaking, and gorgeous as the characters they revolve around."-Jeffrey Thomas, author of Punktown and The Unnamed Country. Owen, Paula Arwen (illustrateur).…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. 2024 Locus Magazine Recommended Reading List, Best Story Collection"Nerve-racking anticipation and dread." -Kirkus Reviews"Will appeal to horror fans seeking something fresh." -Publishers Weekly"Mythical, chilling, and visceral . . . a slow burn readers will crave to simmer in."-Ai Jiang, Bram Stoker and Nebula award-winning author of Linghun"Slow Burn is a multifaceted, multifarious feast for the horror-hungry."-Matthew M. Bartlett, author of Gateways to Abomination and Where Night Cowers"By turns gorgeous, horrifying, gruesome, furious, darkly erotic, wickedly funny, and frequently all of those things at once, this extraordinary collection never shies away from pushing the reader's boundaries. Allen masterfully succeeds in being transgressive in all the best and most beautiful ways. I adore this book." -Sunny Moraine, author of Your Shadow Half RemainsThe search for a missing grandson unearths a pit of unholy hunger. A war between flesh-stealing supernatural entities will subject an entire city to devastating mayhem. In a harrowing future world, a slave is charged by his terrifying master with building a creature in its likeness. The voyage of a plague ship won't end at mere death. Parasites are partners and lovers, and the immortal soul is but a single stage in the complex life cycle of a symbiote.Slow Burn gathers fourteen stories of horror and thirteen macabre poems by two-time World Fantasy Award finalist Mike Allen, author of the Shirley Jackson Award-nominated collections Unseaming and Aftermath of an Industrial Accident. Allen's works are "exquisite and vivid, his worlds rich with brilliant detail," says three-time Bram Stoker Award(R) winner Christina Sng in her introduction. "The images he paints with words are terrifying and mesmerizing, keeping you enthralled and unable to look away."These tales and verses, set in worlds of fantasy and sorcery, in twisted, surreal futures, and in hard-boiled modern milieus . . . all find ways to explore the abyssal darkness of the human heart.With cover art by Lasse Paldanius and illustrations by Paula Arwen Owen"Consuming horror that is not for the squeamish!" -Lee Murray, five-time Bram Stoker Award(R)-winning author of Grotesque: Monster Stories"Slow Burn is a collection of gems." -Premee Mohamed, author of Beneath the Rising.…