That What Lies Below

Name: That What Lies Below
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ISBN: 9798215300084

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🏛 Octavius Anglicus 📅 2023 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798215300084

📝 Description: That What Lies Below

This book anthologies five weird fiction tales along with one poem five short stories and one poem. Read through these tales of madness, and let yourself be consumed by the impossibilities of unreality.

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Octavius Anglicus weaves a deeply unsettling collection in That What Lies Below, bringing together five weird fiction tales and a haunting poem that explore the fragile boundaries of sanity. Rather than relying on sudden shocks, the atmosphere here is slow-building and claustrophobic, inviting readers into a realm of surreal impossibilities and quiet psychological decay. The fear it evokes is insidious and existential, born from the realization that reality itself is porous and untrustworthy. This immersive volume suits readers who prefer atmospheric dread and lingering unease over explicit terror, making it a compelling late-night companion for fans of literary weird fiction.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Octavius Anglicus weaves a deeply unsettling collection in That What Lies Below, bringing together five weird fiction tales and a haunting poem that explore the fragile boundaries of sanity. Rather than relying on sudden shocks, the atmosphere here is slow-building and claustrophobic, inviting readers into a realm of surreal impossibilities and quiet psychological decay. The fear it evokes is insidious and existential, born from the realization that reality itself is porous and untrustworthy. This immersive volume suits readers who prefer atmospheric dread and lingering unease over explicit terror, making it a compelling late-night companion for fans of literary weird fiction.