Looming Low Volume I is the first anthology from Dim Shores. 26 brand-new stories in different shades of weird, all with a dark soul.

Table of Contents:

Kurt Fawver — “The Convexity of Our Youth”A.C. Wise — “The Stories We Tell About Ghosts”Michael Wehunt — “In Canada”Brian Evenson — “The Second Door”Daniel Mills — “The Christiansen Deaths”Betty Rocksteady — “Dusk Urchin”Livia Llewellyn — “The Gin House, 1935”Damien Angelica Walters — “This Unquiet Space”Sunny Moraine — “We Grope Together, and Avoid Speech”Brooke Warra — “Heirloom”Lucy A. Snyder — “That Which Does Not Kill You”Simon Strantzas — “Doused by Night”Kaaron Warren — “We Are All Bone Inside”Lisa L. Hannett — “Outside, a Drifter”Kristi DeMeester — “The Small Deaths of Skin and Plastic”Scott Nicolay — “When the Blue Sky Breaks”Craig Laurance Gidney — “Mirror Bias”Anya Martin — “Boisea trivittata”Michael Cisco — “Rock n’ Roll Death Squad”S.P. Miskowski — “Alligator Point”Jeffrey Thomas — “Stranger in the House”Christopher Slatsky — “SPARAGMOS”Richard Gavin — “Banishments”Michael Griffin — “The Sound of Black Dissects the Sun”Nadia Bulkin — “Live Through This”Gemma Files — “Distant Dark Places”

Edited by Justin Steele and Sam Cowan. Trade paperback art by Yves Tourigny.

Dim Shores Presents is a new bi-annual anthology series spotlighting some of the best new writing in speculative fiction. Weird horror, strange science fiction, and dark fantasy rub shoulders with each other here, weaving a tapestry of uncanny beauty and fearful wonder.

In this volume:

An executive learns the secret of the ragman and the ominous subway in the dark city where they both work. A grieving employee at a mysterious factory receives an email from himself with a confounding video. Two beings can share one body, but on whose terms and at what cost? An organic city contracts a virus, threatening its inhabitants and posing a seemingly-impossible challenge for the biologists trying to stop it. A red-market implant chip blurs the line between memory recording and ghost. A man attends his girlfriend''s unusual church service and becomes attached to the church''s living god. Twins labor in seclusion to achieve Totality through art, their only contact with the outside world a bizarre lawyer who administers their finances. A woman wakes up inside a perfectly white chamber and endures inexplicable aerosol experiments. An operative for a clandestine organization monitors and records exceedingly strange phone calls. A dead woman''s spirit returns to visit her family as she figures out her new state of being. A famous 19th-century biologist and his close colleague investigate a monstrous happening in old London. A young girl is offered the means to get whatever she desires for a bloody price. Death and Pestilence get divorced, and everyone wishes one of them would move out of town.

While primarily known for limited-edition chapbooks, Dim Shores also published Looming Low Volume I, winner of the 2017 This Is Horror Award for Best Anthology and finalist for the 2017 Shirley Jackson Award for Edited Anthology. To see current stock or sign up for the mailing list, please visit dimshores.com.

Dim Shores Presents is an anthology series spotlighting some of the best new writing in speculative fiction. Weird horror, strange science fiction, and dark fantasy rub shoulders with each other here, weaving a tapestry of uncanny beauty and fearful wonder.

In this volume:

While primarily known for limited-edition chapbooks, Dim Shores also published Looming Low Volume I, winner of the 2017 This Is Horror Award for Best Anthology and finalist for the 2017 Shirley Jackson Award for Edited Anthology. To see current stock or sign up for the mailing list, please visit dimshores.com.

Looming Low Volume I is the first anthology from Dim Shores. 26 brand-new stories in different shades of weird, all with a dark soul.

Table of Contents:

Kurt Fawver — “The Convexity of Our Youth”A.C. Wise — “The Stories We Tell About Ghosts”Michael Wehunt — “In Canada”Brian Evenson — “The Second Door”Daniel Mills — “The Christiansen Deaths”Betty Rocksteady — “Dusk Urchin”Livia Llewellyn — “The Gin House, 1935”Damien Angelica Walters — “This Unquiet Space”Sunny Moraine — “We Grope Together, and Avoid Speech”Brooke Warra — “Heirloom”Lucy A. Snyder — “That Which Does Not Kill You”Simon Strantzas — “Doused by Night”Kaaron Warren — “We Are All Bone Inside”Lisa L. Hannett — “Outside, a Drifter”Kristi DeMeester — “The Small Deaths of Skin and Plastic”Scott Nicolay — “When the Blue Sky Breaks”Craig Laurance Gidney — “Mirror Bias”Anya Martin — “Boisea trivittata”Michael Cisco — “Rock n’ Roll Death Squad”S.P. Miskowski — “Alligator Point”Jeffrey Thomas — “Stranger in the House”Christopher Slatsky — “SPARAGMOS”Richard Gavin — “Banishments”Michael Griffin — “The Sound of Black Dissects the Sun”Nadia Bulkin — “Live Through This”Gemma Files — “Distant Dark Places”

Edited by Justin Steele and Sam Cowan. Trade paperback art by Yves Tourigny.

Dim Shores Presents is a new bi-annual anthology series spotlighting some of the best new writing in speculative fiction. Weird horror, strange science fiction, and dark fantasy rub shoulders with each other here, weaving a tapestry of uncanny beauty and fearful wonder.

In this volume:

An executive learns the secret of the ragman and the ominous subway in the dark city where they both work. A grieving employee at a mysterious factory receives an email from himself with a confounding video. Two beings can share one body, but on whose terms and at what cost? An organic city contracts a virus, threatening its inhabitants and posing a seemingly-impossible challenge for the biologists trying to stop it. A red-market implant chip blurs the line between memory recording and ghost. A man attends his girlfriend''s unusual church service and becomes attached to the church''s living god. Twins labor in seclusion to achieve Totality through art, their only contact with the outside world a bizarre lawyer who administers their finances. A woman wakes up inside a perfectly white chamber and endures inexplicable aerosol experiments. An operative for a clandestine organization monitors and records exceedingly strange phone calls. A dead woman''s spirit returns to visit her family as she figures out her new state of being. A famous 19th-century biologist and his close colleague investigate a monstrous happening in old London. A young girl is offered the means to get whatever she desires for a bloody price. Death and Pestilence get divorced, and everyone wishes one of them would move out of town.

While primarily known for limited-edition chapbooks, Dim Shores also published Looming Low Volume I, winner of the 2017 This Is Horror Award for Best Anthology and finalist for the 2017 Shirley Jackson Award for Edited Anthology. To see current stock or sign up for the mailing list, please visit dimshores.com.

Dim Shores Presents is an anthology series spotlighting some of the best new writing in speculative fiction. Weird horror, strange science fiction, and dark fantasy rub shoulders with each other here, weaving a tapestry of uncanny beauty and fearful wonder.

In this volume:

While primarily known for limited-edition chapbooks, Dim Shores also published Looming Low Volume I, winner of the 2017 This Is Horror Award for Best Anthology and finalist for the 2017 Shirley Jackson Award for Edited Anthology. To see current stock or sign up for the mailing list, please visit dimshores.com.