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Periphery: The Horror of Landscape and Place
Human experience – and that which frightens us – is irrevocably bound up in the places and landscapes in which we find ourselves. Whether these are ancient sites, rediscovered spaces or locations in which we ourselves seem to undergo changes, the vistas around us hold formidable sway.
In Periphery, a collection of eleven original pieces of short horror fiction, we explore a range of places from the perspectives of both established voices and newer authors, with each story considering the particular unease and impact which significant settings can cause…
A collection of stories from C. A. Ellis, D. Shakes, Frazer Lee, Jez Conolly, Julian Gill, Laura Hurley, Michelle C-E Keeley, Paul Woolridge, Richard Riley Burke, S. J. Addison, W. B. Randall. Edited by Keri O’Shea.
In Periphery, a collection of eleven original pieces of short horror fiction, we explore a range of places from the perspectives of both established voices and newer authors, with each story considering the particular unease and impact which significant settings can cause…
A collection of stories from C. A. Ellis, D. Shakes, Frazer Lee, Jez Conolly, Julian Gill, Laura Hurley, Michelle C-E Keeley, Paul Woolridge, Richard Riley Burke, S. J. Addison, W. B. Randall. Edited by Keri O’Shea.
120 pages, Paperback
Published October 3, 2026
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