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Daphne Fama
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House of Monstrous Women
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2025
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7 editions
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Death in the Mouth: Original Horror by People of Colour
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2022
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2 editions
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Sand, Salt, Blood
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We Deserve to Exist
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2023
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3 editions
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Luna Station Quarterly Issue 050
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"took about 60% of the way through for me to be fully interested/invested, but once i hit that point it was a rush of cannibalism, human-eating insects, and twisted family lore. "
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"House of Monstrous Women is a slow burn Gothic Horror story set in the Philippines in 1986. We follow Josephine, who is living a fairly secluded life, seeing to her family's property, del Rosario house.
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"Rounded up. This one was fun! I really liked the Filipino folklore and how the story blended in with the real life political events of the 80s. It kinda took its time to get going (I remember looking at the book when the big game kicks off and seeing"
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"Dark gothic horror at its best I can see why it has so many glowing reviews it was a slow start but once you hit 50% it runs itself "
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“When the discrepancy between the computer tabulation reports and the figures on the tally board was detected, the immediate reaction was one of indignation and utter frustration. It hurt us to see a deliberate betrayal of trust. It did not matter who was winning or losing; cheating whether by one vote or one hundred thousand is still cheating. It was an insult to our most basic sensibilities, both moral and professional. And we did not want to have anything to do with it.”
― House of Monstrous Women
― House of Monstrous Women
“There’s no way to escape the corruption here. It’s in the soil, the air. It’s built into the laws that the Spanish gave us, cemented by the American occupation.”
― House of Monstrous Women
― House of Monstrous Women
