Submit Horror
A collection of fourteen horror stories by Steven Deighan exploring personal trauma through supernatural fiction.
Deighan channels ten years of real-life struggles into this anthology of fourteen tales. The stories feature entities like clown-children and aliens to illustrate a fragmented, harsh world. This work acts as a precursor to his novel Bethany Chiller(R), connecting past experiences with future projects. The narratives urge readers to face the dismay of cruel situations, using horror as a lens for examining personal tribulations.
Published in December 2019 by Lulu Press, this work sits within the contemporary self-published horror genre. It bridges Deighan's personal history with his upcoming supernatural projects, reflecting a specific moment in his career where fiction served as an outlet for past trials.
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Readers seeking a visceral connection between lived suffering and fictional terror will find profound value in Deighan’s work. This collection is ideal for those who appreciate horror not merely as entertainment, but as a lens for examining personal tribulations and the harsh fragmentation of the world. Those interested in supernatural fiction that grounds its scares in real-life struggles will discover narratives that force a confrontation with frightening realities. The book appeals to individuals willing to endure emotional binding and atmospheric dread over conventional plot resolutions. It serves as a compelling precursor for fans anticipating the novel Bethany Chiller, offering a deeper understanding of the author's thematic concerns through eerie entities like clown-children and blood-draining aliens.
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Deighan effectively channels a decade of personal trials into fourteen tales that prioritize emotional resonance over traditional narrative structure. The anthology succeeds in creating an atmosphere of pervasive dread, utilizing unworldly entities to illustrate the dismay of cruel situations. By focusing on psychological fragmentation rather than conventional resolution, the work offers a unique perspective on horror as a tool for processing hardship. It is best suited for readers who enjoy gothic themes and supernatural fiction rooted in lived experience. While it may alienate those seeking lighthearted entertainment or clear plot arcs, it rewards those willing to engage with its unsettling, atmospheric approach to exploring the dark corners of the human condition.
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