A Haunting of Words: 30 Short Stories

Name: A Haunting of Words: 30 Short Stories
Price: 19.99 USD
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ISBN: 9780997948509

✍️ Jm Ames

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🏛 Scout Media 📅 2017 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9780997948509

📝 Description: A Haunting of Words: 30 Short Stories

From Scout Media comes A Haunting of Words-the third volume in an ongoing short story anthology series featuring authors from all over the world.

💎 Our verdict on A Haunting of Words: 30 Short Stories

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A Haunting of Words gathers thirty short stories from international authors into a genuinely atmospheric collection that explores the quieter, more unsettling corners of horror. Rather than relying on constant shock, these tales build a slow-burning dread through eerie psychological friction and strange, lingering encounters that feel remarkably distinct from one another. The prose maintains a steady, deliberate pace that allows each uncanny premise to settle comfortably under the skin before the turn of the page. It is a thoughtful addition to the shelf that will appeal especially to readers who enjoy global perspectives on the macabre and short fiction designed to haunt the quiet hours long after the book is closed.

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Horror Reads editorial team

A Haunting of Words gathers thirty short stories from international authors into a genuinely atmospheric collection that explores the quieter, more unsettling corners of horror. Rather than relying on constant shock, these tales build a slow-burning dread through eerie psychological friction and strange, lingering encounters that feel remarkably distinct from one another. The prose maintains a steady, deliberate pace that allows each uncanny premise to settle comfortably under the skin before the turn of the page. It is a thoughtful addition to the shelf that will appeal especially to readers who enjoy global perspectives on the macabre and short fiction designed to haunt the quiet hours long after the book is closed.