… not to mention the haunting in The Coalface by @jackklausner.bsky.social

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(5/5) All wrapped in a beautiful package thanks to M. Halstead and @charibdys.bsky.social . It’s the first time I’ve been involved in something like this, and it’s been an excellent experience which I hope, one day maybe, to repeat. In the meantime, I hope you decide to explore the tower with us.

(4/5) It’s a privilege to have my work sitting alongside pieces by @carsonwinter.bsky.social ,
@horrorsong.blog , @joellekillian.bsky.social , @eerieyore.bsky.social , @rsljnr.bsky.social , @cjsubko.bsky.social , and @charibdys.bsky.social ,

(3/5) There’s a variety of approaches and ideas, but The Red Tower permeates each. My favourite aspect of ‘The Red Tower’ is how it is, in a sense, an anti-story. I wanted to bring some of that to my small contribution, along with the idea of things not spoken, or at least not spoken of directly.

(2/5) I see this zine as a kind of love letter to what is, in my opinion, one of the best examples of short weird fiction, and one of the best examples of how the short form can be so many different things. Each piece in the zine comes at the source text from an angle that spoke to each writer.