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Screams From the Ocean Floor: A Horror Anthology (2024)

2024 · Wil Forbis, Leigh Kenny, Derek Heath, R.J. Roles, Heather Ann Larson, Megan Stockton, Patrick McNulty, Gage Greenwood, Chad West, Ollie Gill, D.W. Hitz, LM Kaplin, Charlie Walls, Joshua MacMillan, Rhonda Bobbitt, Angel Van Atta · 268 pag. · United States of America

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No air. Complete darkness. Immense pressure. Bizarre creatures. No chance of survival. Welcome to the most dangerous place on Earth. We’ve recovered these 16 tales of terror from the bottom of the vast ocean depths by some of the best new voices in indie horror. So take a trip with us on the open sea and get a glimpse at the horrors lurking in the deep. These tales will leave you thinking twice before booking your next cruise...

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Una proposta del 2024 incentrata su Anthology, Collections & Anthologies e Fiction. Diretta da Wil Forbis, Leigh Kenny, Derek Heath, R.J. Roles, Heather Ann Larson, Megan Stockton, Patrick McNulty, Gage Greenwood, Chad West, Ollie Gill, D.W. Hitz, LM Kaplin, Charlie Walls, Joshua MacMillan, Rhonda Bobbitt, Angel Van Atta.

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    The Illustrated Man
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    Alabaster
  3. 2013
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    Taaqtumi: An Anthology of Arctic Horror Stories
  5. 2020
    In Every Dark Corner
  6. 2024
    Screams From the Ocean Floor: A Horror Anthology

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