Lost Contact
264 pages · Released Nov 30, 2021 · Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing
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Lost Contact is a horror anthology featuring nineteen authors writing technological horror stories. The collection includes unsettling content, psychological tension, and mature themes involving disturbed characters in eerie settings. While not graphically violent, the stories contain dark subject matter—stalkers, abandoned children, and 'unhinged characters'—that makes this suitable primarily for older teens rather than middle-grade readers.
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From the editors of Lost Signals and Lost Films comes the final installment in Perpetual Motion Machine's technological horror trilogy. Nineteen authors in the genre team up to deliver a collection of spooky delights. In Lost Contact, stalkers, hackers, grieving families, social misfits, abandoned children, and other u... From the editors of Lost Signals and Lost Films comes the final installment in Perpetual Motion Machine's technological horror trilogy. Nineteen authors in the genre team up to deliver a collection of spooky delights. In Lost Contact, stalkers, hackers, grieving families, social misfits, abandoned children, and other unhinged characters explore bizarre, unexpected horrors along creepy weather stations, playgrounds, rundown shopping malls, interstates, deserts, bogs, mountaintops, farms, and-of course-the deep, dark woods. Featuring Michael Paul Gonzalez, E.F. Schraeder, Jessica Leonard, Joshua Chaplinsky, Hailey Piper, Rebecca Jones-Howe, Muhammed Awal Ahmed, Betty Rocksteady, Michael Wehunt, Sofia Ajram, Jonathan Raab, Nicola Kapron, Nathan Carson, Anthony Wayne Hepp, Dustin Katz, Adam Franti, Douglas Wynne, Rachel Cassidy, and Victorya Chase.
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ISBN 9781943720644 · Perpetual Motion Machine Publishing