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"The Devil and the Deep: Horror Stories of the Sea" by Ellen Datlow -
Deadwater by Simon Bestwick
"It’s the absences that get you, with any death. The gaps, the depths, the holes people leave behind: they’re what we mean by ghosts."
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When you pass over them, the deeps are cold.
Simon Bestwick, “Deadwater”
My time here had been a good one: I'd hidden enough of me away to pass for normal. If the hidden stuff came out, I couldn't live here anymore. I'd have to go. Find another hiding place, try and root myself there. I supposed I could do it, but I didn't want. I was tired of running.
Simon Bestwick, from his short story “Deadwater” in The Devil and the Deep: Horror Stories of the Sea (2018)
It's the absences that get you, with any death. The gaps, the depths, the holes people leave behind: they're what we mean by ghosts.
Simon Bestwick, from his short story “Deadwater” in The Devil and the Deep: Horror Stories of the Sea (2018)
And Cannot Come Again by Simon Bestwick #BookReview
And Cannot Come Again by Simon Bestwick #BookReview #HorrorCollection #HorrorBooks
Funny, frightening and moving, the stories in Simon Bestwick’s new collection explore how our childhoods mark us, our regrets haunt us, and how our innocence is sometimes lost—and sometimes taken away.
A young policewoman is drawn into a dreadful bargain. Murdered girls walk the streets of Manchester beside their still-living friends. Tormented children call on an urban legend for help, and…
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Read, Read, DEAD
Couple of weeks ago I have the pleasure of having, internationally renowned author – Mr T W Brown talk to the radio show. It was a bit of a big deal for me as I love his work. I first came accross TW Brown’s work as part of an anthology. I am a voracious reader, and after all the Publishers Clearing shops closed locally, I was really finding it a very expensive hobby to keep up with. But I…
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Zen And The Art Of Rebellion: Blake’s 7 and the Awesomeness that was Avon
Zen And The Art Of Rebellion: Blake’s 7 and the Awesomeness that was Avon
Today we take a break from the Wicked Women Blogfest to welcome the fabulous Simon Bestwick and celebrate the launch of Hell’s Ditch. (Buy it! Buy it now!) When I was a boy, science fiction and horror on TV were pretty much the same thing to me. Star Trek was fun, but the British stuff was the best. There was Dr Who – then in the classic Tom Baker era and heavily tinged with dark, scary Gothic…
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Hell's Ditch by Simon Bestwick
Hell's Ditch by Simon Bestwick #review #horror @snowbooks
The dream never changes: a moonless, starless night without end. The road she walks is black, bordered with round, white pebbles or nubs of polished bone; she can’t tell which but they’re the only white in the darkness, marking her way through the night. In dreams and nightmares, Helen walks the Black Road. It leads her back from the grave, back from madness, back towards the man who caused the…
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