Category Archives: horror

Let’s Get the Witch on!

The Last Witch of Lonjsko Polje by Lea Katarina Gobec has hit the shelves! This eco horror double feature extravaganza is filled with an eerie atmosphere, melancholy, a creeping sense of dread, unlimitless sadness, and insects. So, so many insects. Especially spongy moths from the main novella, who also decorate the beautiful cover, illustrated byContinue reading “Let’s Get the Witch on!”

A Truly Golden Cover Reveal

Enjoy the cover of our upcoming eco-horror novella (double feature) The Last Witch of Lonjsko Polje, written by Lea Katarina Gobec, lovingly illustrated by Antonio Filipović – Athan!

A Cover to Slay For!

Are we ready to party? Our upcoming sapphic horror novella is ready to fill all your snowed-in dreams with some good old slashery feels! This remote-location, new adult horror marks the debut release of our new author, Petra Pine, a writer from Zagreb, Croatia. Petra writes everything from speculative fiction to romantic comedies but herContinue reading “A Cover to Slay For!”

Out Now: The Lost Treasure Hunters

Celebrating this Pride Month with a new release! The collection of queer folk horror stories, The Lost Treasure Hunters and Other Tales of Folk Terrors by Antonija Mežnarić is now out and ready to chill you to your bones.

Cover reveal: The Lost Treasure Hunters

It’s that time when we’re revealing a new cover art for our newest release, coming up on June 20th 2024!

The Mistress is Here!

Our first collection of short reads, the folk horror compilation Mistress of Geese by Antonija Mežnarić, is here! It’s available through Amazon, Kobo, Apple and elsewere. From the blurb: The undiscovered, occasionally almost uninhabited remote areas of the old European land of Croatia hold secrets only the bravest of women can find. The only questionContinue reading “The Mistress is Here!”

What Do Nightmares Dream Of—going live!

The sapphic horror novella about loneliness, nightmares, repressed memories and survival is now live!

Of Monsters and Dogs, by Antonija Mežnarić

“He fucking ate my dog,” the woman answered with anguish and pure, unbridled confusion in her voice. She lifted her face, sticky and red, and looked at Danijela with eyes which were bright even in the dimly lit park. “He fucking ate my fucking dog.”