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Liminal: 15 Horror Stories about Infinite Spaces (2024)

2024 · Samantha Whitmore, H.T. Waite, Blair Daniels, Jacob Early, René Rehn, Kajetan Kwiatkowski, Kyle Harrison, Victor Sweetser, C.M. Robinson, H.R. Welch, T.W. Vesperbelle, Jesse Pullins, Ashley Watson, Jamie Polizzi · 232 pág. · United States of America

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Sinopsis

WAITING ROOM: A man finds himself lost in a doctor's waiting room, for all of eternity. SUBURB: A couple gets lost in a never-ending development of identical, cookie-cutter houses. ISOMART: A big box store that never ends... Back rooms. Never-ending offices. Hallways that twist and turn. The stories in this book explore liminal spaces--infinite, unsettling, shrouded in darkness. Read... if you dare.

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Una propuesta de 2024 centrada en Dimensión alternativa, alternate realities y Collections & Anthologies. Dirigida por Samantha Whitmore, H.T. Waite, Blair Daniels, Jacob Early, René Rehn, Kajetan Kwiatkowski, Kyle Harrison, Victor Sweetser, C.M. Robinson, H.R. Welch, T.W. Vesperbelle, Jesse Pullins, Ashley Watson, Jamie Polizzi.

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Influencias

  1. 1951
    The Illustrated Man
  2. 2001
    Coraline
  3. 2003
    Come Closer
  4. 2003
    Low Red Moon
  5. 2006
    Alabaster
  6. 2024
    Liminal: 15 Horror Stories about Infinite Spaces

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