Go Violently into that Bad Night: Die Die Against the Raging of the Light

Name: Go Violently into that Bad Night: Die Die Against the Raging of the Light
Price: 21.99 USD
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ISBN: 9781088076330

✍️ Jonathan T Miller

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🏛 Mathews Puckett Publishing 📅 2023 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781088076330

📝 Description: Go Violently into that Bad Night: Die Die Against the Raging of the Light

A collection of short horror stories that track a bus ride gone cattywampus, a tragedy at sea, a haunting trip to N'awlins, two Sirens, and a pleasant camping trip. All of the stories have an element or two of truth to them.

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Jonathan T Miller roots his unsettling new collection in the uncomfortable spaces between everyday life and the macabre, drawing on kernels of truth to anchor tales of a disastrous bus ride, a fatal voyage at sea, and an eerie New Orleans haunting. The atmosphere shifts gracefully from claustrophobic dread to coastal melancholy, evoking a quiet, creeping unease rather than cheap scares. Grounded in human vulnerability, these five stories explore how quickly normal routines can veer into the uncanny and catastrophic. It is a thoughtful, atmospheric companion for readers who appreciate horror that feels uncomfortably close to home, rewarding those who prefer psychological tension and lingering dread over traditional bloodshed.

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Jonathan T Miller roots his unsettling new collection in the uncomfortable spaces between everyday life and the macabre, drawing on kernels of truth to anchor tales of a disastrous bus ride, a fatal voyage at sea, and an eerie New Orleans haunting. The atmosphere shifts gracefully from claustrophobic dread to coastal melancholy, evoking a quiet, creeping unease rather than cheap scares. Grounded in human vulnerability, these five stories explore how quickly normal routines can veer into the uncanny and catastrophic. It is a thoughtful, atmospheric companion for readers who appreciate horror that feels uncomfortably close to home, rewarding those who prefer psychological tension and lingering dread over traditional bloodshed.