Short stories from the surreal and sometimes shocking imagination of Malaysian writer Julya Oui. It can only be a nightmare if you: \* Walk into a convent where Sister Mary Angele starts to grow horns. \* Catch Mina telling her sister she was a victim of inter-species rape. \* Hear how Manny's phobia for garden snails is linked to a childhood crime. \* Find out the dreadful truth behind Jason’s toy collection. \* Listen to Jack reveal a secret that will affect everyone on earth. After all, if here be nightmares, there can also be monsters.

There can only be monsters when: - In his coffin, Uncle Zim doesn’t seem to be as dead as he should be. - You finally find out Helen's little secret about her solitude. - Leonard’s wife takes her jealousy of his pet dog a bit too far. - Dan would do anything to find a cure for his constipation. - The last battle we fight is the one we do to save humanity. We already know that there be monsters among us—but sooner or later them horrors will be everywhere.

THEM HORRORS BE EVERYWHERE is the last part of the triptych that began with HERE BE NIGHTMARES and continued with THERE BE MONSTERS. Discover the horrors: — of an uninvited twilight when the netherworld opens its doors for the lucky few. — when all Polly ever wanted was to be beautiful beyond her wildest dreams. — where a disco of regrets appear only for some people at the right time at the right place. — in the red mansion that is hungry for love, company, and that one thing that will keep it alive. May the nightmares, monsters and horrors be laid to rest forevermore—unless our conscience unearths them!