Withered

Name: Withered
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ISBN: 9781770417038

✍️ A G a Wilmot

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🏛 ECW Press 📅 2024 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781770417038

📝 Description: Withered

This is queer psychological horror, tackling important issues of mental health, in particular eating disorders, in the way that only horror fiction can: by delving deep, cracking them open, and exposing their gruesome entrails.

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A.G.A. Wilmot’s Withered brings a sharp, unsettling focus to queer psychological horror, tracing the dark intersections of trauma and mental health. Rather than relying on standard supernatural tropes, the novel targets the quiet, everyday terror of eating disorders, peeling back layer after layer of psychological turmoil with unflinching precision. The atmosphere is suffocating and claustrophobic, pulling readers inward into a deeply personal struggle where the mind itself becomes the primary threat. It is an intense, empathetic, and harrowing exploration of self-destruction that avoids easy comforts. This visceral read will suit fans of cerebral, character-driven horror who appreciate stories dealing with complex emotional pain.

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Horror Reads editorial team

A.G.A. Wilmot’s Withered brings a sharp, unsettling focus to queer psychological horror, tracing the dark intersections of trauma and mental health. Rather than relying on standard supernatural tropes, the novel targets the quiet, everyday terror of eating disorders, peeling back layer after layer of psychological turmoil with unflinching precision. The atmosphere is suffocating and claustrophobic, pulling readers inward into a deeply personal struggle where the mind itself becomes the primary threat. It is an intense, empathetic, and harrowing exploration of self-destruction that avoids easy comforts. This visceral read will suit fans of cerebral, character-driven horror who appreciate stories dealing with complex emotional pain.