Dark Tales Books

Carla Grauls opens our thirteenth volume with the metallic clang of a dystopian future. Elsewhere, Priya Sharma and Desmond Meiring paint contrasting pictures of Africa, a young lad is transported to the dawn of humanity, and something far worse than cattle is lowing in the barn.  And just what is in the freezer in the tale of a Beast?

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Australia and creepy crawlies feature largely in this collection, as do winged beings and, of course, Mr Grim come to do his Reaping in differing ways…And after reading Chris Warner’s Famine you might be giving elevators a miss for a while.

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In this witch’s brew of dark delights, prepare to read two terrifying tales with a botanical twist, a spine-chilling warning against tinkering with Mother Nature, discover a debt with horrific consequences and dare to watch a mind-bending motel television set from behind the sofa. Then round it all off, by way of a detour to each of two misfits with equally grisly penchants, with a visit to the moors of Victorian Scotland, where roams a creature neither man nor beast.

"Another large helping of dark and disturbing fiction arrives in the form of Dark Tales #11. The whole issue is entertaining and varied in contents, and looks and feels quite smart too..." - Gareth D. Jones, SciFi UK Review.

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