
Three folk horror novellas set in the Ozarks, blending historical darkness with supernatural conspiracies, demonic forces, and extrasensory investigation.
Three folk horror novellas set in the Ozarks, blending historical darkness with supernatural conspiracies, demonic forces, and extrasensory investigation.
“With a unique style all his own, Richard Beauchamp is a name that should most definitely be on the radar of any folk horror fan.” - Tony Evans, author of Wicked Appalachia and Sour "A trio of fantastically deep, dark fear-enducing stories. Beauchamp touches on extremely uncomfortable yet important historical social issues while sending shivers down spines. Cerebral but engaging. As I've heard authors like Brian Keene and Joe Hill say about other up and coming horror authors, 'this guy's got cho...
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No romantic or sexual content depicted
Graphic violence and suffering central to multiple horror narratives
Moderate profanity consistent with adult horror tone
No evidence found in available sources
No LGBTQ+ characters or themes present
Religious and ritual elements tied to horror themes
No fantasy magic elements
Central demonic conspiracies, possession, and occult forces across stories
Historical social issues including post-Civil War occupation and systemic oppression
No self-harm or suicide depicted
Kidnappings, historical cruelty, and systemic suffering depicted
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*ARC review* While I absolutely loved this book the 3rd novella just didn't hit that spot for me. It's fantastic don't get me wrong but felt more…