Horror Book Club—RELUCTANT IMMORTALS by Gwendolyn Kiste

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For March, The Thing in the Labyrinth horror book club will be reading Gwendolyn Kiste’s Reluctant Immortals. You can purchase a copy of the book here.

The club will hold a discussion on Sunday, March 26, at 7:30 pm Pacific / 8:30 pm Mountain. During the session, Gwendolyn will join us to chat about her new novel that has been nominated for the 2022 Bram Stoker Award.

This free, online event will take place via Zoom with a run time of 90 minutes. To sign up, please email the moderator, A.E. Santana. A Zoom link will be sent to participants closer to the event date. To keep up to date with The Thing in the Labyrinth book club, sign up for the newsletter here.

Terror Tuesday: COYOTE by Charles Combee

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While camping in a remote canyon in Utah Jim accidently sees an ancient rite taking place with a coyote like creature presiding over it. Now this creature wants Jim dead.

Audrey and her family go hiking in Utah and are attacked by this creature. Audrey is the only survivor, but she is pulled into a strange world of darkness and glass. She is ‘rescued’ by Jim, but is still linked to the creature, whose hold on her will end in her death unless Jim can find a way to break that link.

In his dreams, or are they ancient memories, Jim begins to learn more about Coyote as well as the magics that previously bound him. But those dreams end without teaching him the full magics. Can he find a way to free Audrey and stop Coyote from once again terrorizing humankind?

Get your print, e-book, or audiobook copy of COYOTE today!

New DHC Steering Committee Member: A.E. SANTANA

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A.E. Santana is a Southern California native who grew up in a farming community surrounded by the Sonoran Desert. A lover of horror and fantasy, her works can be found in Latinx Screams, Demonic Carnival III, and other horror anthologies. 

She is the managing editor for Kelp Journal & Books and is also the moderator for the horror book club, The Thing in the Labyrinth. 

She received her MFA in fiction from the University of California, Riverside’s low-residency program. Her perfect day consists of a cup of black tea and her cat, Flynn Kermit.

Learn more at https://www.aesantana.com/