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y separately published work icon The Empath's Tale : Part Four single work   novella   fantasy   horror  
Issue Details: First known date: 2016... 2016 The Empath's Tale : Part Four
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    y separately published work icon The Refuge Collection : Volume 4 Australia : Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection , 2016 10967309 2016 anthology novella Australia : Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection , 2016
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The Empath's Tale : Parts 1-6 The Empath's Tale : The Whole Story Steve Dillon , Australia : Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection , 2016 10975399 2016 selected work novella fantasy

    'This is the first time we've published the whole set of parts 1-6 of The Empath's Tale. Approximately 50,000 words of paranoia, occult horror, monsters and mayhem as Joe Dolan tries to unravel the mysteries of Refuge...'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

         Australia : Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection , 2016
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      :       Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection ,       2016 .
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      • Published 18 May 2016.
      ISBN: 9781310457852
      Series: y separately published work icon The Refuge Collection Australia : Steve Dillon for The Refuge Collection , 2015- 10877413 2015 series - publisher novella

      A shared world, centred on the town of Refuge. The works were published in Australia by Australian and New Zealand authors, but contributors also included American, British, and European writers. Refuge itself is said to resemble Canberra, but is more a potential future Canberra than a representation of the current city. The stories draw from a variety of fictional inspirations, including H.P. Lovecraft and Clive Barker's Hellraiser universe.

      In addition to Australian authors, the shared universe includes the work of international authors such as Lee Murray, Paul Kane, Noel Osualdini, Ramsey Campbell, Traci McBride, E.J. McLaughlin, Mark Allan Gunnells, Pete Sutton, and Amdi Silvestri.

             Number in series: 4.1
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