R. J. Joseph

The Black women in these tales are women we all know. The mothers, wives, business owners, creatives, and more, that we see in everyday life. They perform the impossible and hold all ends together. Sometimes, they're an open book, their stories written in the beloved lines of their faces and the varied bodies they wear with pride or weariness. Other times, their secrets squirm beneath the surface, aching for release and discovery while beckoning others to lean in. They whisper the horror of their predicaments, closer to home than you realize.

Hell Hath No Sorrow Like a Woman Haunted

Stephanie Ellis

Ross Jeffery

Janine Pipe

Rayne King

Encyclopocalypse Publications invites you to their debut anthology of terrifying folklore.

This collection of macabre myths and lurid legends feature tales of Perchta and watchers, sirens and Squonks from some of the most exciting and diverse voices in modern horror.

You'll be titillated and terrified and aching to read more. Brought to you by Janine Pipe in the first of their Legends and Lore series.

Includes stories from Stephanie Ellis, Ross Jeffery, R. J. Joseph, Rayne King, Brennan LaForo, Tim Meyer, Mo Moshaty, Bret Nelson, Mocha Pennington, Stephanie Rabig, Judith Sonnet, Markus J. Williams, and Ken Winkler.

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