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"[Griffin's] stories are fantastical and horrific, and their outcomes are refreshingly unpredictable." --Publishers Weekly on The Human Alchemy publishersweekly.com/978-1-93…

2:08 pm · 06.22.18

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Nominated for the Shirley Jackson Award for Edited Anthology: Tales from a Talking Board. Should you be reading this book? The spirits say “Yes!” pic.twitter.com/0KhCprhWvR

11:49 am · 06.22.18

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Heralded as a leading voice in contemporary weird fiction, Michael Griffin returns with his second collection, The Human Alchemy. Here you will find eleven tales of the strange & sublime, the familiar & the disquieting, where dreamlike beauty & breathtaking horror intertwine. pic.twitter.com/4t1wiclDrP

3:18 pm · 06.21.18

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"The Human Alchemy artfully delivers creeping unease and heart-pounding scares camouflaged amid the familiar trappings of everyday life. These are stories that will haunt you more than any monster." --Foreword Reviewswordhorde.com/books/the-huma…

1:23 pm · 06.21.18

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For the evening crowd: TOC Reveal – Preorder Amber Fallon’s anthology Fright Into Flight: wordhorde.com/toc-reveal-pre…

5:48 pm · 06.18.18

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TOC Reveal – Preorder Amber Fallon’s anthology Fright Into Flight: wordhorde.com/toc-reveal-pre…

8:20 am · 06.18.18

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Guest post at The Plutonian from David Peak, author of Corpsepaint: "Dark Matter: Notes on the Origins of Cosmic Horror" theplutonian.com/2018/06/gues…

8:58 pm · 06.17.18

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Preorder Michael Griffin's new collection, The Human Alchemy, from Barnes & Noble: barnesandnoble.com/w/the-huma…

11:13 am · 06.16.18

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We love independent bookstores, and @Copperfields is one of the best. Find @WordHorde titles (and occasionally @lossrockhart) at their Petaluma store. twitter.com/lossrockhart/s…

9:34 am · 06.15.18

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“Lockhart translates giallo fantastique as weird crime, and each story, while very different in style and tone, melds crime and supernatural horror with panache and verve.” —Publishers Weekly wordhorde.com/books/giallo-f…

6:28 am · 06.15.18

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