Kaaron Warren Boeken

In a unique town, a colossal metal figure serves as both a grave and a source of sustenance. The deceased are disposed of by being carried up a winding staircase and deposited within him, while the Bitters, a vital liquid that flows from his toe, nourishes the living. This intriguing setup intertwines themes of life and death, showcasing how the community thrives on the very essence of their giant guardian. The juxtaposition of mortality and prosperity shapes the town's identity and its inhabitants' reliance on this extraordinary being.

Stevie is a killer. But she brings her victims back to life again, to demand "What do you see?" Now she's about to find out for herself.

A chapbook collection of essays, speeches, and workshops from the Shirley Jackson award-winning author of horror hits like Slights,

A dark and magnificently inventive upmarket thriller about the lengths a lone woman will go to protect her home, and the family history it hides within its walls.