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Here There Be Horrors - cover

Here There Be Horrors

Peggy Christie

Publisher: Publishdrive

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Summary

Every year, a new theme. Every theme, a new story. Every story, a new insight into the darkness of one author’s mind. Co-founder of the Great Lakes Association of Horror Writers, Peggy Christie’s stories have been published in every Erie Tales anthology, the flagship publication of GLAHW. From zombies to demons, cannibals to gorgons, there’s a flavor for every gruesome taste.
Available since: 09/07/2025.
Print length: 216 pages.

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