Dan Coxon
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This Dreaming Isle
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2018
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Writing the Uncanny
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2021
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Unquiet Guests
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2025
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5 editions
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Come Sing for the Harrowing
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Tales From the Shadow Booth, Vol. 1
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2017
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Ka Mate: Travels in New Zealand
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2011
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Out of the Darkness
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Tales From the Shadow Booth, Vol. 2
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2018
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Being Dad: Short Stories About Fatherhood
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2016
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3 editions
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Only the Broken Remain
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"I bought this because it sounded perilously close to a long standing idea of mine but thankfully I’m safe AND it’s an excellent anthology. I think the loose bridging theme allows each writer to focus their ideas, and the strongest ones are almost alw"
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"A fantastic definitely creepy mix of horror and weird fiction where each tale tells the story of the survivors of a mysterious event in the 1990s. Excellent stories and a lot of variety too
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"The starting point for this anthology is Wellbrook High School, at which (we’re told) a terrible and infamous ‘Event’ took place in 1993, leaving only a handful of survivors. Styled as a recreation of the 1993 yearbook, For Tomorrow is a set of stori"
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“The membrane between worlds was thinner out here than the inland-dwelling peoples could ever realise, so they expected no help.”
― This Dreaming Isle
― This Dreaming Isle
“In the novel Follow Me to Ground by Sue Rainsford, the slugs which inhabit the narrator’s garden at night are ‘shrivelling over the pebble and dirt like the skin on staling fruit’.11 Here the visual image this summons is unsettling: the slug being likened to a foodstuff implies that it may be devoured, with all the revulsion that would entail, but without stating this explicitly.”
― Writing the Uncanny
― Writing the Uncanny
“This effect can often derive from the negative spaces that inhabit a story: the absence of information, the dearth of explanation, the omission of clarification and exposition. It is human nature to seek to fill in the gaps, and when the writer withholds these nuggets that will help the reader make sense of a story, the reader’s own interpretation is often more unsettling because it will draw on their own fears, paranoias and phobias. Sometimes, the absence of something can be more unnerving than a sinister presence.”
― Writing the Uncanny
― Writing the Uncanny
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