Results for 'hailey piper'

1. Clay McLeod , Chapman
2. Tananarive , Due
3. Cynthia , Pelayo

Where Devils Stand

A chilling anthology of 20 original stories about deals with the devil, perfect for fans of When Things Get Dark and Mike Flanagan's The Fall of the House of Usher

1. Hailey Piper

No Gods for Drowning

1. Hailey Piper

Teenage Girls Can Be Demons

A wildly inventive and downright terrifying collection of 13 stories covering everything from grisly body horror and ancient eldritch beings to horrifying urban legends, all brought to life by the Bram Stoker award-winning author of Queen of Teeth.

1. Gemma Amor
2. Erika T. Wurth
3. Nadia El-Fassi

Roots of My Fears

British Fantasy and Bram Stoker-nominated author Gemma Amor brings together a unique line-up of 14 authors to explore heritage and horror, featuring stories from Gabino Iglesias, Erika T. Wurth and many more

1. Hailey Piper

A Game in Yellow

Euphoria meets Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke in this latest novel by the Bram Stoker Award-winning author Hailey Piper, following a couple whose search to spice up their sex life leads them down a path of madness.

1. Rae Wilde

I Can Fix Her

"100 Notable Small Press Books of 2025." —Literary Hub “Nightmarish and powerfully unnerving, Rae Wilde’s I Can Fix Her is a labyrinthine and profoundly complex portrait of queer relationships, obsession, routine, and destruction. Wilde’s prose is masterfully controlled even when so much of this devastating story feels like a kind of demented stream of consciousness written at the end of the world. One of the most disorienting and upsetting works of queer fiction I’ve encountered this year.” —Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke "In this ferocious tale, strata of bitterness, jealousy, and dashed expectations form an unstable foundation for Johnny, who desperately seeks a reconnection with her aloof, enigmatic ex. Wilde’s incandescent prose blazes, but don’t let the beautiful, poetic imagery of I Can Fix Her fool you—this story digs into the psychological bedrock of why we hope that the people we love will change to be exactly what we need and crave, even when deep down we know the truth." —Lindz McLeod, author of Sunbathers and The Unlikely Pursuit of Mary Bennet “I Can Fix Her is one of the saddest yet most beautiful fucking things I’ve ever read. Wilde demonstrates a mastery of experimental narrative structures and my god… the prose! Phenomenal." —Paula D. Ashe, author of We Are Here to Hurt Each Other "I Can Fix Her seamlessly blends the surreal and the horrific to capture a relationship so awful it breaks time. Compulsively readable and vivid as fuck, Rae Wilde's prose is as fierce as it is hot, hot, HOT. Do not miss this toxic bonbon of a novella!" —Wendy N. Wagner, author of Girl in the Creek and The Deer King "A relentless, obsessive spiral through time, I Can Fix Her thrusts you into a cosmic fever dream of queer desire and destruction. With prose as haunting as it is visceral, Wilde unravels the terrifying lengths one will go to preserve love on the brink of collapse. Dark, gripping, and unforgettable, this book refuses to let you go—even as it pulls you into its unrelenting depths." —Mallory Pearson, author of Voice Like a Hyacinth and We Ate the Dark "I Can Fix Her is a story about how sometimes the possibility of better appears out of despair, about how things will be better next time—because they have to be. It’s our best qualities pushing against our worst, how ultimately it’s hope and optimism that make us hurt ourselves and others. This book admits things we’re not supposed to and reveals things we’d rather not be true. Loved it!" —Charlene Elsby, author of Violent Faculties "I Can Fix Her delivers unto us the ultimate toxic relationship—a lovestruck heart-rending emotional car crash so unhealthy it warps reality into a surreal hell. This is intimate, potent stuff—a small horror painted on a massive, mad canvas." —Chuck Wendig, author of Black River Orchard and The Staircase in the Woods