Solstice in Purgatory
By Robert Bose
2023
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4.60
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242
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The Winter Solstice. It’s dark, it’s cold, it’s the most wonderful time of year. And it’s full of terrible monsters. Don’t act like you don’t know. You’ve heard the cracking ice, seen tracks in the snow, smelled the bloody breath, and felt the rumbling Ho-ho-ho deep in your guts. We celebrate because we’re terrified of the dark outside our door. Winter is an eternity, particularly in Purgatory. So, no matter which Terrace you call home, we invite you to while away the long, frozen nights with this curated collection of short tales from some of the most deliciously demented minds in horror. Some will make you laugh, some will make you shiver, and some…well, let’s just say nothing is sacred here. Enjoy, and maybe, just maybe, you’ll live to see the Equinox.
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Author
Robert Bose
Author · 3 books
Robert Bose grew up on a farm in southern Alberta spending every free moment reading Fritz Leiber, Karl Edward Wagner, Michael Shea, Brian Lumley and whatever pulp and dark fiction he could get his dirty hands on. He's the editor of a variety of books and anthologies for The Seventh Terrace and Coffin Hop Press, and the author of myriad short stories including the fiendish collection Fishing with the Devil, Terrace VII: Wall of Fire, and Terrace VI: Forbidden Fruit. When not writing, editing, publishing and running unfathomable long ultramarathons, he spends his time pestering his troublesome children, and working as a software architect for a small economic forecasting software company.
