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The Quiet Stillness of Empty Houses
Gothic Fiction
by L.V. Russell
ISBN: 978-1-958228-10-4
(2023), 194 pages
Theodora Corvus can hear the whispers of her crumbling family home. She can hear the whispers of Kingsward Manor, her place of employment. She sees the watchers by the lake, black-eyed and waiting. But Broken Oak is silent. Broken Oak is empty.
The Secrets of Blackthorn House
Gothic Horror
by Marie McWilliams
ISBN: 978-1-958228-91-3
(2025), 286 pages
They learn that the Black family has long kept a dark and terrible secret. A secret that threatens both of their lives and, now, the life of Evelyn’s unborn baby. A secret involving a bargain paid in blood.
The Black Carnival
Victorian Thriller | Historical Fiction
by Harlequin Grim
ISBN: 978-1-958228-87-6
(2025), 298 pages
Caught between a serial killer, a circus bursting with foul characters, and his spiraling madness amongst the restless dead, Atherton will undoubtedly become the villain of his own story.
Crow Lore
Quill & Crow presents... A new adventure in storytelling, Crow Lore brings you select stories from the recently out-of-print anthologies published by Quill & Crow. Compiled into one final volume, these stories range from traditional Gothic fiction to modern horror with a literary slant, offering a glimpse into the dark minds of the Crows.
The Agony of Her
Gothic Horror | Midwest Gothic
by Cassandra L. Thompson
ISBN: 978-1-967911-06-6
(2026), 232 pages
Two stories, each at a different point in time, weave together as the women grapple with their ideas of motherhood while being confronted with things both sinister and ancient, as Haite Towne and its house on the hill reveal the story of a place built on women’s agony.
Bromeliad House
Gothic Romance | Florida Gothic
by Jessika Grewe Glover
ISBN: 978-1-967911-16-5
(2026), 298 pages
Bromeliad House, once a sprawling heirloom estate on Florida’s Treasure Coast, is now a crumbling relic of a family worn to its barest threads. Within its walls, Delphine began seeing the doppelgängers of loved ones before they died. A phenomenon known as a fetch.
