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(continued) the N.B. Travel Bureau's promotion of Lord Beaverbrook's projects in N.B.
The Deeps is an annual publication of horror fiction and poetry, specializing in the subgenres of gothic horror, folk horror, cosmic horror, psychological horror, and urban legend. This issue of The Deeps features a cover illustration by Eva Mout and contains 7 literary contributions. These include: "The Living at Eyminster" by Isobel Granby, "Dead Horse" by Brandon Barrows, "Haunted" by Holly J. Underhill, "Amoret" by Dori Lumpkin, "After the Fire" by Josh Hanson, "It's Not So Bad Living in the Zombie Apocalypse" by Alice Austin, and "Estranged" by C. C. Rayne.
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Provides an alphabetical listing of all the names included in the six previous volumes of the Encyclopedia. Each of the 600,000 entries in the Index contains the surname, given name, and the volume and page number where the name can be found. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Teagan's wife, Cressidae, is missing. She has left for the Shadow Realm, a kingdom of the dead filled with untold nightmares-and the only place that can save Teagan from a lethal poison that's killing her slowly. It is ruled by a princess said to make powerful deals with those brave enough to find her, and Cressidae has gone to bargain for Teagan's life. Cressidae has forgotten one very important thing: no one makes it out on their own. Despite the risks to her own safety, Teagan is determined to save her wife-and perhaps even herself in the process. The princess of the Shadow Realm, however, doesn't let mortals roam her territories without opposition. In this thrilling fantasy novella, Teagan and Cressidae must face both the horrors of the Shadow Realm as well as their own past.
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