Ominous Realities
The Anthology of Dark Speculative Horrors
Paul Williams, T. Fox Dunham, Alice Goldfuss, Allen Griffin, Ewan C. Forbes, Jonathan Balog, Edward Morris, Bracken MacLeod, Eric Del Carlo, J. Daniel Stone, Hugh A. D. Spencer, John F.D. Taff, Ken Altabef, Gregory L. Norris
332 pages · Released Nov 19, 2013 · Grey Matter Press
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This is an adult horror anthology collection explicitly designed to deliver 'terrifying stories' and 'horrifying speculative scenarios.' The emphasis on dark themes, post-apocalyptic violence, and existential dread makes it unsuitable for younger readers. While it may appeal to mature teens interested in speculative fiction, the consistent tone of horror and lack of redemptive focus suggests it's aimed primarily at adult audiences.
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You don?t know what the future might hold. Well, not until now... Offering a collection of terrifying stories of science fiction, dark fantasy and speculative horrors, OMINOUS REALITIES is a dark thrill ride into the future that explores what might be in store for mankind. This wicked journey isn?t limited by time or g... You don?t know what the future might hold. Well, not until now... Offering a collection of terrifying stories of science fiction, dark fantasy and speculative horrors, OMINOUS REALITIES is a dark thrill ride into the future that explores what might be in store for mankind. This wicked journey isn?t limited by time or gravity. Instead it takes you on an exploration of futuristic and post-Apocalyptic worlds, to experience societies where dark corporations rule, where humanity must consider terrifying alternatives for its survival, and to the dangerous realities that may be in store, dragging you through horrifying speculative scenarios that pose dire consequences for the existence of mankind.
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ISBN 9781940658032 · Grey Matter Press