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Reanimated Rex

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shortwavebooks Shortwave Publishing @shortwavebooks ·
16 Dec

Time for the annual Shortwave Shelfie! 😍

It's been a great 2.5 years. This is one of my favorite shelves in my home library. Just so many fantastic stories by some incredible writers.

I feel like the luckiest little publishing house. ❤️

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ahennessyvsop Íde 🔮👽🎹 Hennessy (she/they) @ahennessyvsop ·
25 Nov

🤠This will be my longest published piece to date, and I couldn’t be happier that it’s been picked up by @AlexEbenstein and @TenebrousPress ‼️ It’s set in the fictional town of Sequoia Point, loosely based on Shelter Cove, CA.🌲🌊 And the story it’s paired with sounds AMAZING 🤌

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alexebenstein Alex Ebenstein @alexebenstein ·
25 Nov

The SCREAM continues at @tenebrouspress! Next March y'all get stories from @ahennessyVSOP and @johnkpeck (w/ co-writer L. Mahler). Take a step off the map and get lost in the eerie, secluded towns of SPLIT SCREAM Volume Seven.

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johnkpeck John K. Peck @johnkpeck ·
25 Nov

As fans of Split Scream and @TenebrousPress, it’s hard to express how much this means to me and my (blissfully offline) co-author L. Mahler. "Evergreen" is nature horror driven by guilt, nostalgia, and the eerie stillness of dying American towns, and we can’t wait to share it.

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