Today I'm spotlighting a collection of short stories called The Other Room by British author James Everington. Sounds creepily delicious, am I right?
The Other Room is a collection of weird horror fiction, containing twelve stories of the uncanny and the surreal.
A naive student finds that his crumbling bedsit can be as haunted as any Gothic mansion.
A man stumbles across another world which is the mirror image of his own.
A young woman who everyone thinks is beautiful wonders why, given what she sees in the mirror each morning.
Influenced by writers such as Ramsey Campbell, Shirley Jackson, and Robert Aickman these tales, like all good horror stories, are as much about the psychology of the protagonist as the fate that awaits them.
The Other Room contains both new and previously published stories that will challenge your conceptions of horror and literary fiction.
A naive student finds that his crumbling bedsit can be as haunted as any Gothic mansion.
A man stumbles across another world which is the mirror image of his own.
A young woman who everyone thinks is beautiful wonders why, given what she sees in the mirror each morning.
Influenced by writers such as Ramsey Campbell, Shirley Jackson, and Robert Aickman these tales, like all good horror stories, are as much about the psychology of the protagonist as the fate that awaits them.
The Other Room contains both new and previously published stories that will challenge your conceptions of horror and literary fiction.
If you're not in the UK, you can find The Other Room here.
Brilliant, thanks for featuring me Shea - a nice surprise!
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James