All These Sunken Souls
A Black Horror Anthology
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- USD 12.99
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- USD 12.99
Descripción editorial
Dive into the darkness with this chilling collection of Black horror stories.
All These Sunken Souls features a diverse range of voices exploring the depths of terror, from the thoughtful to the terrifying. Fans of Jordan Peele, Lovecraft Country, and Horror Noire will find something to love—and fear—in this young adult anthology. Explore themes of identity, trauma, and Black excellence through a twisted blend of horror lenses.
Venture into haunted Victorian mansions, temporal monster-infested asylums, and ravaging zombie apocalypses. Meet southern gothic hoodoo practitioners and cursed patriarchs in search of Black Excellence. Featuring acclaimed bestsellers and hot new talents, this anthology promises chills and thrills for young adult readers seeking diverse and compelling horror.
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Consisting of 10 stories by 10 authors—including Kalynn Bayron, Liselle Sambury, and Joelle Wellington—and starring Black teens, this gripping horror anthology, edited by contributor Moskowitz, contains new takes on classic horror themes. In Sami Ellis's "The Teeth Come Out at Night," something evil and dangerous stalks teen Akeela, who sees no other way to pay for college admission fees than by selling the baby teeth of the children she nannies. Nonbinary protagonist Frey flips the script on their physically and verbally abusive lover in a long-planned and violent bid for revenge in Joel Rochester's "I Love Your Eyes." And in Ryan Douglass's "Papa Pearlie," a grandfather wields exacting control over his family using hoodoo dolls, to frightening outcomes. Each selection features fresh twists on familiar paranormal fare, such as zombies, multiverses, immortal beings, evil twins, and ancient magic, making for a varied offering with something for every reader. Carefully constructed characters and worlds ruminate on myriad Black experiences while providing spine-tingling, escapist stories for fans of simultaneously gruesome and pensive scares. Ages 12–up.