Sacrificing Virgins
A collection of twenty-five dark tales by Bram Stoker Award-winning author John Everson.
Everson challenges readers with questions about memory and resurrection through a series of unsettling narratives. The stories feature distinct characters, including a pumpkin carver whose art becomes too real and a woman uncovering a spirit in her garden. The collection spans from traditional ghost tales to extreme erotic horror, ensuring a varied reading experience. It appeals to fans of gothic fiction and those who enjoy provocative subject matter. The book avoids mainstream comfort, focusing instead on the bleeding edge of fear and the supernatural.
This 2017 publication by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform sits within the contemporary horror genre. It draws on Bram Stoker Award-winning traditions of gothic and supernatural fiction, appealing to American readers who enjoy provocative and extreme tales beyond standard darkness.
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This volume is designed for readers who seek extreme tales and are unafraid of disturbing imagery or erotic horror. It appeals to those interested in the bleeding edge of fear, offering a diverse array of unsettling scenarios that challenge comfort zones. By exploring difficult questions about memory and resurrection, the book provides a provocative reading experience for fans of gothic fiction and dark fantasy. It is not intended for those seeking mainstream comfort, but rather for individuals willing to engage with salacious spirits and intense supernatural encounters. The collection offers varied narratives, from quiet cemetery tales to shocking revelations, ensuring a unique journey through the darker aspects of human existence.
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John Everson delivers a potent collection that defies easy categorization, moving seamlessly from traditional ghostly encounters to intense erotic horror. The volume excels in its ability to unsettle, utilizing distinct characters like a pumpkin carver whose art becomes too real to explore themes of memory and resurrection. It suits readers who enjoy provocative subject matter and are interested in the darker aspects of human experience. While it avoids mainstream comfort, focusing instead on the bleeding edge of fear, it maintains literary merit through its varied structure. This collection is best appreciated by those who appreciate gothic traditions and are not easily offended by disturbing imagery or salacious supernatural elements.
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