Books in series
#1
La estacion fantasma
2025
#3
Muertos vivientes
2018
#5
Sauna Requiem
2018
In Finland, four foreign exchange students decide to trade the hustle and bustle of the commercialized Halloween for something authentic and rooted in the local culture. Traveling to the middle of the forest, they find a place where rumor says the ancient tradition of the Sauna for the Dead remains alive. When darkness falls and the moon illuminates the forest, tradition really does come to life, and only the dead are admitted to the sauna once again.
#6
Dentro del muro
2019
El tío de Mie, Erik, desaparece un día sin dejar rastro. Mientras Mie intenta averiguar qué ha sucedido, encuentra el viejo diario de Erik. Según lee, su trabajo de albañil lo llevó a desempeñar unas labores paralelas realmente aterradoras. ¿La desaparición de Erik tiene algo que ver con esto? ¿Y cómo afectará este descubrimiento a la vida de Mie? Si te atreves a leer esta historia, descubrirás lo que se esconde detrás de las paredes de los edificios en Copenhague.
#7
Bienvenido a Ámsterdam
2019
Año 2088. Tess y su madre pasan sus vacaciones en Ámsterdam. O lo que es lo mismo: se hartan de ver molinos, androides con vestimentas tradicionales y tulipanes, muchos tulipanes. Pero ¿qué es lo que se arrastra entre esos campos de tulipanes perfectos?
Authors
Marko Hautala
Author · 13 books
Marko Hautala’s unique blend of psychological horror and realism has attracted readers of all genres, earning him a reputation as the Finnish Stephen King. His first novel The Self-Illuminated Ones (Itsevalaisevat, 2008) received the Tiiliskivi Prize, and in 2010 Hautala received the Kalevi Jäntti Literary Prize for Young Authors for Shrouds (Käärinliinat, 2009). He was also nominated for the Young Aleksis Kivi Prize in 2013 for Seeing Eyes (Unikoira, 2012). Hautala's literary sensibility was formed at an early age by horror novels and later on by his experiences working as a nurse at a mental institute in the early 1990's. The Black Tongue (Kuokkamummo, 2015) is Hautala's first novel to appear in English.
