Winter Children single work   short story   fantasy  
Issue Details: First known date: 2014... 2014 Winter Children
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    y separately published work icon Far Voyager Far Voyages : A Postscript Anthology Nick Gevers (editor), Harrogate : PS Publishing , 2014 8401372 2014 anthology short story Harrogate : PS Publishing , 2014
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    y separately published work icon The Best Horror of the Year : Volume Seven Ellen Datlow (editor), San Francisco : Night Shade Books , 2015 9304494 2015 anthology short story San Francisco : Night Shade Books , 2015
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    y separately published work icon Winter Children and Other Chilling Tales Angela Slatter , United Kingdom (UK) : PS Publishing , 2016 10435134 2016 selected work short story horror

    'Winter Children and Other Chilling Tales collects some of Angela Slatter’s finest horror stories to date. From the Lovecraftian laments of “The Song of Sighs” and “Only the Dead and the Moonstruck” to the uncanny notes of “The October Widow” and the stunning new “The Red Forest”, it’s clear that Slatter is, in the words of Stephen Jones, ‘a powerful and eloquent voice in horror fiction.’ Each tale is a darkly crafted gem.'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

         United Kingdom (UK) : PS Publishing , 2016
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Winter Children and Other Chilling Tales Angela Slatter , United Kingdom (UK) : PS Publishing , 2016 10435134 2016 selected work short story horror

    'Winter Children and Other Chilling Tales collects some of Angela Slatter’s finest horror stories to date. From the Lovecraftian laments of “The Song of Sighs” and “Only the Dead and the Moonstruck” to the uncanny notes of “The October Widow” and the stunning new “The Red Forest”, it’s clear that Slatter is, in the words of Stephen Jones, ‘a powerful and eloquent voice in horror fiction.’ Each tale is a darkly crafted gem.'

    Source: Publisher's blurb.

         Brisbane : Brain Jar Press , 2020     pg. 58-73
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