The follow-up anthology to Strangehouse Books' Stoker-nominated NOT ALL MONSTERS, edited by Stoker Award-winning author and poet, Sara Tantlinger. CHROMOPHOBIA brings together the talents of twenty-five authors, newcomer and veteran writers alike, who explore the role of color in horror and deliver stories that use color in creative, unconventional, and unnerving ways. Featuring stories by: Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito; Jo Kaplan; Sonora Taylor; Ali Seay; Chelsea Pumpkins; Pippa Bailey; Jess Koch; G.G. Silverman; EV Knight; Kathryn E. McGee; Bindia Persaud; Jaye Wells; Lauren C. Teffeau; Geneve Flynn; Red Lagoe; KC Grifant; Christa Wojciechowski; Christine Makepeace; K.P. Kulski; Jacqueline West; Lillah Lawson; Tiffany Morris; J.B. Lamping; Jeanne E. Bush; Nu Yang.
Sara Tantlinger Knihy
Sara Tantlinger se proslavila svou oceňovanou poezií a novelami, které často zkoumají temná a podivná témata. Její dílo, které čerpá inspiraci z hororových tradic a okultismu, se vyznačuje silným lyrickým jazykem a znepokojivými obrazy. Tantlinger se nebojí ponořit do nejtemnějších zákoutí lidské psychiky i do nadpřirozeného. Čtenáři ocení její jedinečný styl, který dokáže vytvořit mrazivou atmosféru a zároveň vybízí k zamyšlení.





The Devil's City
- 82 stránek
- 3 hodiny čtení
Set against a haunting backdrop, this installment weaves together dark folklore and holiday themes, focusing on the mythical figure of Krampus. The narrative explores the clash between festive cheer and ominous traditions, as characters confront their fears and desires during the holiday season. With rich, atmospheric storytelling, it delves into the consequences of misdeeds and the importance of redemption, offering a unique twist on Christmas tales that intertwines horror and morality.
Cradleland of Parasites
- 104 stránek
- 4 hodiny čtení
Exploring the themes of death and devastation, this poetry collection vividly captures the harrowing impact of the Black Plague. Sara Tantlinger, a Bram Stoker Award-winner, crafts darkly beautiful verses that reflect on this historical horror, immersing readers in the emotional and physical toll of the pandemic. Through evocative imagery and poignant language, the poems invite contemplation of suffering and resilience in the face of tragedy.
"How can a tale be brutal and tender, grotesque and beautiful all at the same time? I don't know, but Sara Tantlinger achieves it in To Be Devoured. Hypnotic, erotic, and gory, this is a novella that will sear itself into your imagination. Highly recommended!" -Jonathan Janz, Author of Marla and The Siren and the Specter "Sara Tantlinger's To Be Devoured capitalizes on our macabre preoccupation with the uglier side of nature, with love that topples into obsession, and with madness that is strangely beautiful in its barbarity. Her writing is equivalent to those unremitting avian beings her protagonist is so enamored of: It will hook its talons through your flesh, sink its neck into the ribboned edges of your wounds, and only relinquish your blighted body when it has swallowed your very soul." -Christa Carmen, author of Something Borrowed, Something Blood-Soaked, winner of the Indie Horror Book Awards for Best Debut Collection "Vultures, obsession, and an unnatural hunger: What more can you want in a horror story? With To Be Devoured, Sara Tantlinger has done it again as she ratchets up the terror in wonderfully surprising ways while crafting prose that's always a heady blend of the vicious and the vibrant. A book that's absolutely not to be missed!" -Gwendolyn Kiste, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Rust Maidens