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Warhammer Horror Week 2021 #3
Aberration
Warhammer Horror Week 2021: Day Three
A Vyrkos vampire attempts to persuade a mortal guest to join them in the darkness for all eternity.
READ IT BECAUSE
Learn how seductive the power of vampires can be for the average citizen of the Mortal Realms.
THE STORY
A young woman finds herself the guest of a vampire from the Vyrkos Dynasty bloodline. Will her dark romance lead her to take the Blood Kiss? Or will she resist her host’s supernatural attraction?
A Vyrkos vampire attempts to persuade a mortal guest to join them in the darkness for all eternity.
READ IT BECAUSE
Learn how seductive the power of vampires can be for the average citizen of the Mortal Realms.
THE STORY
A young woman finds herself the guest of a vampire from the Vyrkos Dynasty bloodline. Will her dark romance lead her to take the Blood Kiss? Or will she resist her host’s supernatural attraction?
32 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 27, 2021
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November 20, 2021
This story gave me the creeps. Which is great.
The Aberration is my first Warhammer Horror read. The style really caught my eye. Jake opens pretty calmly, clearly, no tricks. But as the story goes on, its style begins reflecting Marianne's psychological state. This is absolutely unnerving, by the way.
5/5 for the slow descent into, well, horror. Highly recommend if you're looking for something to read on a wintry night, while strolling through a dark forest, in Shyish, the Realm of Death.
The Aberration is my first Warhammer Horror read. The style really caught my eye. Jake opens pretty calmly, clearly, no tricks. But as the story goes on, its style begins reflecting Marianne's psychological state. This is absolutely unnerving, by the way.
5/5 for the slow descent into, well, horror. Highly recommend if you're looking for something to read on a wintry night, while strolling through a dark forest, in Shyish, the Realm of Death.
January 4, 2024
Once upon a time, there was a girl walking alone in the forest ar night...
A fairy tale as told by the denizens of the Realm of Death, evocative, sombre, melancholic. I really like how Jake Ozga commits himself in his stories to strangeness, forgoing simple conclusions and established narrative patterns in favour of stories that blend reality, imagination and mania of his protagonists into tales that range from sad over disturbing to bittersweet.
A fairy tale as told by the denizens of the Realm of Death, evocative, sombre, melancholic. I really like how Jake Ozga commits himself in his stories to strangeness, forgoing simple conclusions and established narrative patterns in favour of stories that blend reality, imagination and mania of his protagonists into tales that range from sad over disturbing to bittersweet.
June 20, 2022
Beware the lies of Wolves
June 26, 2025
Underwhelming, didn’t hate it
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