Wicked Women
An Anthology of the New England Horror Writers
244 pages · Released Nov 24, 2020 · NEHW Press
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This is an adult horror anthology by established women horror writers, explicitly marketed with nightmarish and disturbing imagery. The collection contains multiple stories exploring trauma, body horror, psychological terror, and dark supernatural themes. While individual story intensity varies, the book as a whole is designed for mature horror readers and is not appropriate for younger teens.
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Dressing in stolen skin, watching the world through silver eyes, or questioning local folk traditions about bodies hanging in trees, these stories and poems from the women of the New England Horror Writers will leave you bleeding with fresh nightmares and hanging on with splitting fingernails to questionable reality. W... Dressing in stolen skin, watching the world through silver eyes, or questioning local folk traditions about bodies hanging in trees, these stories and poems from the women of the New England Horror Writers will leave you bleeding with fresh nightmares and hanging on with splitting fingernails to questionable reality. Wander around islands with eldritch secrets, take drug-fueled drives with carnies, and explore the arcane labyrinths trauma builds in one's mind. But whatever you do, don't think for a moment that anyone is safe from these Wicked Women! FEATURING Jane Yolen Sidney Arcane E.A. Black Tracy L. Carbone Lola J. Clemente Victoria Dalpe Gillian Daniels Renee S. DeCamillis Roxanne Dent Patricia Gomes Kameryn James Christine Lajewski Sara Marks Hillary Monahan Lindsay Moore Elaine Pascale Suzanne Reynolds-Alpert Mary Robles Kristi Petersen Schoonover Morgan Sylvia Jennifer Williams Introduction by Elaine Cunningham Cover art by Lynne Hansen
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ISBN 9780998185446 · NEHW Press