Cemetery Mythos
Cemetery Mythos by Edward T May, published by iUniverse in June 2007, is a collection that explores the darker aspects of human experience through a blend of fiction, horror, and suspense. This edition contains 176 pages and is presented in English. The book features a series of narratives that delve into the consequences of a little boy’s prayer in a small Mexican village, the phobias faced by a man post-Hurricane Katrina, and the occult obsessions of a young woman, among other chilling tales.
Readers will encounter a variety of unsettling scenarios, including a college student’s ill-fated quest for a hallucinogenic experience and a troubled teen’s search for escape behind a mausoleum door. The collection also includes a writer’s investigation into a witchcraft trial and its aftermath, along with five poems and one script. Cemetery Mythos invites readers to confront themes of death and madness, all centered around the universal experience of mortality.
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Despite the best of intentions, a little boy’s prayer brings horrifying consequences to a small village in Mexico.
In the chaos following Hurricane Katrina a man is forced to confront his greatest phobia as a precondition for departure.
A college student in search of a hallucinogenic experience gets more than he bargained for.
A young woman obsessed with the occult discovers hidden messages in epitaphs, and acts on them.
A troubled teen hopes to find relief from a tedious existence behind the door of a mysterious mausoleum.
After having a premonition involving a premature burial a man takes action thinking he may yet cheat fate.
A writer delves into the facts surrounding a witchcraft trial and its horrifying aftermath.
Death and madness drip from the pages of Cemetery Mythos, composed of sixteen short stories, five poems and one script. Each selection hinges on the one place where the majority of us will spend most of our earthly existence.
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