New year, old fears? Does that work? I don’t know. Moving on. This is a post about Betty Rocksteady’s In Dreams We Rot, her debut story collection that came out a few years ago from another press, then went out of print, and is now back in reprint thanks to Ghoulish Books. It’s available right now, ghouls. A collection that any diehard horror fan would be a fool not to slobber over. Take a look at a copy in the flesh:
FICTION LIKE A FEVER DREAM
A voyeur becomes the one being watched, terrifying beasts are stitched together, strange new insects appear, ancient sex gods rise, and an island on the brink of madness falls apart.
Betty Rocksteady’s debut collection blends surrealism and horror, tearing apart tropes as words bleed and transform down unexpected avenues of nightmare logic. These twenty stories run the gamut from splatterpunk to somber. They’re hot and wet and nasty, guaranteed to leave you with an unspeakable sense of dread.
This new edition of In Dreams We Rot includes a bonus short story, story notes from the author, and an introduction from the publisher titled “Betty Rocksteady in 3D”.
All paperback orders will come with a signed author sticker (while supplies last).
Order from our webstore HERE. Or check it out on AMAZON | B&N | POWELL’S. We are also still waiting for it to generate via Indigo and Bookshop dot org.
