Underland Arcana 10

Name: Underland Arcana 10
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ISBN: 9781630231156

✍️ Mark Teppo

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🏛 Underland Press 📅 2023 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781630231156

📝 Description: Underland Arcana 10

This issue is the hot summer wind that dries your tears. We wait in the shade of the red rock, hoping there is still water in the soil. We fear to dig, but we must, because there are sprouts to be rescued. This issue contains stories about the bonds of family (for both good and ill), stories about the changes that come over us as the seasons shift, and stories about how we decide to linger. This issue includes stories by Sarina Dorie, Elad Haber, Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito, H. L. Fullerton, Warren Benedetto, Jennifer Worrell, K. Wallace King, Michelle Knudsen, Ingrid Garcia, and Matthew Cheney.

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Mark Teppo curates a stifling, sun-baked atmosphere in the tenth issue of Underland Arcana, where the stifling heat of summer mirrors the quiet dread lurking beneath everyday soil. Rather than cheap jolts, this collection aims for an unsettling, atmospheric tension rooted in the heavy burdens of family bonds and the quiet, inevitable shifts of the seasons. Featuring stories by contributors like Sarina Dorie, Matthew Cheney, and Michelle Knudsen, the anthology explores what it means to linger in places we should flee and the terrifying necessity of digging into parched earth. It suits readers who appreciate thoughtful, slow-burn horror and literary anthologies that examine human vulnerability against stark, sun-bleached landscapes.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Mark Teppo curates a stifling, sun-baked atmosphere in the tenth issue of Underland Arcana, where the stifling heat of summer mirrors the quiet dread lurking beneath everyday soil. Rather than cheap jolts, this collection aims for an unsettling, atmospheric tension rooted in the heavy burdens of family bonds and the quiet, inevitable shifts of the seasons. Featuring stories by contributors like Sarina Dorie, Matthew Cheney, and Michelle Knudsen, the anthology explores what it means to linger in places we should flee and the terrifying necessity of digging into parched earth. It suits readers who appreciate thoughtful, slow-burn horror and literary anthologies that examine human vulnerability against stark, sun-bleached landscapes.