Vilified for what they are wrongfully condemned in the fictions of man ever fearful of discovery. They go about in secret as victims of misunderstanding. There is no evil in this world, only people, living their lives and chasing dreams regardless of their inhumanity, but for those residing in the shadows life is not always so easy. Do not be alarmed, however, because these Nightsiders seek only one thing: Monsters are very much real, and they live amongst us closer than you would think. But do take heed as something wicked lurks in the darkness.

Each release is a standalone and brings something unexpected.īook 2: Love and Romanpunk by Tansy Rayner Robertsīook 6: Through Splintered Walls by Kaaron Warrenīook 9: Caution: Contains Small Parts by Kirstyn McDermottīook 10: Secret Lives of Books by Rosaleen Loveīook 11: The Female Factory by Angela Slatter and Lisa Hannetīook 12: Cherry Crow Children by Deborah KalinWelcome to Bangor, Maine, a picturesque slice of suburban Americana rich in history and friendly people, where the culture is one-of-a-kind, and where the New England sun forever shines brightly. Others are tasters of the range and style of the writer. Some are quartet suites of linked stories. Each author has taken the brief of 4 stories and up to 40 000 words in their own direction. Varied across genre and style, each collection offers four short stories and a unique glimpse into worlds fashioned by some of our favourite storytellers.

The Twelve Planets are twelve boutique collections by some of Australia's finest short story writers. Twelfth Planet Press is an independent publishing house challenging the status quo with books that interrogate, commentate, inspire. Through Splintered Walls of Art - Finalist, The City of Kwinana Corporate Community Award 'Sky' - winner Horror Short Story, Aurealis Award the power of Warren's strongest stories comes from the mirror they hold up to our everyday practices and prejudices.' – Ian McHugh 'As with most of the best horror writing. 'Her fiction shifts across genres smoothly and intelligently, never settling for the easy path.

'Every Warren story is a trip with no map.' – Gemma Files These are stories inspired by the beauty, the danger, the cruelty, emptiness, loneliness and perfection of the Australian landscape. From Bram Stoker Award nominee Kaaron Warren, comes Book 6 in the Twelve Planets collection series including the 2013 Shirley Jackson Award winning novella 'Sky'.Ĭountry road, city street, mountain, creek.

Nightsiders by Sue Isle