Dark Fiction for September 2021
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The Bones of Ruin, by Sarah Raughley (Sept 7)
Carmilla: the Deluxe Edition (September 7)
Certain Dark Things: A Novel (Reprinted from 2016) by Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Sept 7)
The City of Dr. Moreau, by J.S. Barnes (Sept 14)
Dare to Know: A Novel, by James Kennedy (Sept 14)
Empire of the Vampire, by Jay Kristoff (September 14)
The Final Child, by Fran Dorricott (Sept 7)
Fledgling, by Octavia E. Butler (Sept 28)
Gray: Vol. 1, by Arvind Ethan David (Sept 21)
Horseman: A Tale of Sleepy Hollow, by Christina Henry (Sept 28)
The House of Ashes, by Stuart Neville (Sept 7)
Hyde, a Novel, by Craig Russell (Sept 28)
The Invention of Sound, by Chuck Palahniuk (Sept 7) – Trigger warnings.
Karliquai (The Whiteland Novels), by Rosie Cranie-Higgs (Sep 9)
The Madwomen’s Ball, by Victoria Mas (Sept 7)
The Moon, the Stars, and Madame Burova: A Novel, by Ruth Hogan (Sept 21)
Mordew, by Alex Pheby (Sept 14)
The Inheritance of Orquídea Divina: A Novel, by Zoraida Córdova (Sept 7)
The Orphan Witch: A Novel, by Paige Crutcher (Sept 28)
Out of the Ruins: The Apocalyptic Anthology, by Preston Grassman (Editor) (Sept 7)
Scarenthood, by Nick Roche (Sept 14)
The Sculptor, by Michael Aronovitz (Sept 7)
The Shadows, by Alex North (Sept 28)
Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery, by Brom (Sept 14)
