Hey Ho, Tenebrous Cult!
We hope your Halloween was the exact amount of creepiness and fun that your restless, eternally damned soul required. Today in the U.S. we've reached fever pitch of the season we most excel at: Election Anxiety Season💀💀💀
Let's come together and focus on some cool Weird shit and get our minds to a better place for a bit, why don't we. You like cool cover art, don't you? Of course you do:
FLOCK FOR A DEAD GOD by Steven Patchett, cover reveal!
Kerisson Wemerson—who handled cover art on this year's KAYAK—is back to give this British folk horror novella its appropriately pastoral and sinister vibes:
Goddamn I love that color palette.
Recently widowed and deep in the thralls of grief, Grant Williams inherits a Pennine sheep farm from his uncle. Despite not knowing the first thing about farm life, he jumps at the chance to abandon his ruined life on the coast and relocates to the wilds of the Northumbrian hills.
Almost immediately, the local community, led by fearsome matriarch Abigail Flood, make it clear that Grant is an unwelcome interloper. And it's not just lousy neighbors: a shadowy force haunts the isolated farm. When two mysterious children arrive on his doorstep, Grant finds himself enmeshed in a horrifying web of buried secrets, vengeful deities, and some seriously fucked up sheep.