Dark Is The Water & other wyrd tales

My short story collection is free

Wyrd

A person's fate or destiny (now chiefly in Scottish use); the word is recorded from Old English (in form wyrd), and is of Germanic origin; it was used in plural form to mean the Fates.

This is a quick note to let you know that my pocketbook of horror, Dark Is The Water is currently available for free as an ebook across all platforms.*

*(for one week)

Wherever you get your ebooks, it should be there.

The book includes thirteen short (some very short flash fiction) tales.

For readers of Shirley Jackson, Angela Carter, and Julia Armfield.

This is a book to take on a hike and consume whilst drinking coffee on a hillside. It’s a book to pull from your handbag in the dentist's waiting room. It’s a book to read with friends and compare fiction to real life.

This book will take you somewhere else when you are sick of doom-scrolling and your attention span is shot. This is a small but meaty book.

For screen readers- the above image holds a text review of Dark Is The Water;

“Dark Is The Water contains startlingly original tales where the natural world and the human world are deeply intertwined. Through birds, bodies and blurred boundaries these uncanny stories pick at the characters within them, and at the reader. Some are brutal, all are bold, and things are rarely as they seem. A perfectly unsettling collection that filled me with awe and unease in equal measure.”

Gaynor Jones, Author

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