Tag: women in horror
Revenge Arc by Cat Voleur
Contains: mysteries unfolding via mixed media insanity.
Delicate Condition by Danielle Valentine
Contains: gaslighting, medical gaslighting, pregnancy horror.
Unshod, Cackling, and Naked by Tamika Thompson
Contains: themes of Black female empowerment, combining horror, love, and unbridled obsession.
How Lovely to be a Woman by Tiffany Michelle Brown
“How Lovely To Be a Woman: Stories and Poems” by Tiffany Michelle Brown is a visceral exploration of womanhood. This anthology of stories and poems highlights women adapting resiliently/violently to societal and personal struggles.
Vial Thoughts by Van Essler
Contains: injectable books, scary circus people, lots and lots of ash.
Our Share of Night by Mariana Enriquez
Contains: stabby, scratchy nails; trauma; family; murderous cult.
The Blackhouse by Carole Johnstone
Contains: birds, sea air, mystery, bad stuff.
The Haunting of Alejandra by V. Castro
Contains: scary ghosts, crappy family life, internal monologuing, narrative shifts, body horror.
Sister, Maiden, Monster by Lucy A. Snyder
Contains: body horror, apocalypse, cosmic horrors, powerful women.
Sisters of the Crimson Vine by P.L. McMillan
Contains: nuns, wine, blasphemy, folksy cosmic terror.
