An Anthology of Folk Horror
Step into the shadowed spaces where curses refuse to be forgotten and monsters patiently wait. From a cemetery overflowing with the restless dead to a wicked town threatening to burn for the third time, these stories pull you directly into the terrifying folklore of places we once called home. You will encounter a rural bridge hiding a monster demanding a summoning ritual, and a dark lake that allows the drowned to return, forever altered by the claws of death.
This chilling anthology brings together acclaimed voices to shed a harsh light on the scariest tales of our childhoods. Every haunting story explores the terrifying secrets lurking just out of sight, transforming ordinary settings into landscapes of pure nightmare.
Prepare to explore the liminal spaces between safety and horror. These varied tales of hauntings and wicked histories offer a gripping experience for anyone brave enough to face the dark.
190 Pages
21 YA Authors Get Real About Injustice, Empowerment, and Growing Up Female in America
Collected by
Amy Reed
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With
Julie Murphy, Sandhya Menon, Ellen Hopkins, Amber Smith, Brandy Colbert, Nina Lacour, Martha Brockenbrough, Stephanie Kuehnert, Jaye Robin Brown, Sona Charaipotra, Maurene Goo, Anna-Marie Mclemore, Aisha Saeed, Jenny Torres Sanchez, Hannah Moskowitz, Ilene I.W. Gregorio, Tracy Deonn, Somaiya Daud, Christine Day, and Alexandra Duncan
Growing up female in America can be a complicated, challenging, and incredibly powerful experience. In this inspiring collection of essays, some of your favorite authors share their own personal journeys of discovering who they are and learning how to use their voices.
These incredible writers tackle major real-world topics, exploring what happens when different cultures, identities, and backgrounds intersect. They share honest stories about facing unfairness, building up the courage to speak out, and finding true empowerment in difficult situations. By opening up about their own lives, these authors offer a supportive hand to anyone navigating similar struggles.
This moving anthology is filled with hope, strength, and solidarity. It is a powerful reminder that your unique story matters, and that standing together can help create a more just and beautiful world.
320 Pages
