A Spectral Hue

Name: A Spectral Hue
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ISBN: 9781939905505

✍️ Craig Laurance Gidney

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🏛 Word Horde 📅 2019 📖 228 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781939905505

📝 Description: A Spectral Hue

From Lambda Literary Award-nominated author Craig Laurance Gidney (Sea, Swallow Me & Other Stories, Skin Deep Magic) comes A Spectral Hue, a novel of art, obsession, and the ghosts that haunt us all.

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Craig Laurance Gidney explores the dark intersections of art, obsession, and lingering spirits in A Spectral Hue. This atmospheric horror novel delves into the haunting ghosts of the past, creating a creeping sense of unease rather than relying on cheap shocks. The narrative unfolds with a moody intensity that captures the psychological weight of creative fixation, making it feel deeply personal and unsettling. It suits readers who appreciate slow-burning, literary horror focused on psychological depth, intricate atmosphere, and the lingering residue of what we leave behind. Fans of thoughtful, artistic supernatural fiction will find much to admire in its quiet, melancholic dread.

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Craig Laurance Gidney explores the dark intersections of art, obsession, and lingering spirits in A Spectral Hue. This atmospheric horror novel delves into the haunting ghosts of the past, creating a creeping sense of unease rather than relying on cheap shocks. The narrative unfolds with a moody intensity that captures the psychological weight of creative fixation, making it feel deeply personal and unsettling. It suits readers who appreciate slow-burning, literary horror focused on psychological depth, intricate atmosphere, and the lingering residue of what we leave behind. Fans of thoughtful, artistic supernatural fiction will find much to admire in its quiet, melancholic dread.