When Elinor's daughter, Rowena, is found poisoned and dead in an animal trough, Elinor is sure the local parish priest is to blame. A ceramic artist by trade and influenced by her late grandmother's interest in supernatural magic, Elinor crafts an immortelle for Rowena's grave and attempts to capture the girl's spirit in the clay model of a starling. Soon she is inundated with requests for immortelles and the more immersed in the craft she becomes, the greater her powers grow. As the dead share their secrets with grieving Elinor, she learns the sordid truth of what happened to her beloved daughter and plots a revenge so hideous, it must be kept a secret forever.

Immortelle

Literature & Fiction

McCarthy, Catherine

Genre Fiction

Off Limits Press LLC

The Fiends in the Furrows III: Final Harvest

Please select "See all formats and editions" to choose between a Hardcover w/dust jacket or Case Laminate Hardcover.\nYOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW\nTHE FIENDS IN THE FURROWS III: FINAL HARVEST is a collection of nineteen stories embodying the menacing essence of Folk Horror. 
Folk Horror fans will uncover in these short stories tales of rampant rural monstrosity and agrarian horror within rustic settings, where dread sinks its roots deep into the earth to bring forth a bountiful crop of unforgettable terrors. 
Nosetouch Press is proud to present THE FIENDS IN THE FURROWS III: FINAL HARVEST to horror readers everywhere.\nFEATURING: Die Booth, "Paper Coins" Ryan Cassavaugh, "The Last Honeyboy" Dan Coxon, "Come Sing for the Harrowing" Matt Elphick, "Cooper's Hill" Tracy Fahey, "Witchwalking" J.M. Faulkner, "Radegast" Timothy Granville, "Sarsen Wood" Coy Hall, "Herald of the Red Hen" Fox Claret Hill, "Mrs. Badger's Bones" Charlie Hughes, "The Motley" Rae Knowles, "Mulberry Silk" Thersa Matsuura, "Child of the Gods" Catherine McCarthy, "The Sickle and the Tithe" Damien B. Raphael, "As the Thing is Needed" Zachary Rosenberg, "The Gods That Drift With Us" Melissa A. Szydlek, "Back Yonder" Steve Rasnic Tem, "F is for the Farm" Richard Thomas, "The Keeper of the Light" Alex Wolfgang, "Malleability"

Thomas, Richard

Hughes, Charlie

TEM, Steve Rasnic

Coxon, Dan

Hall, Coy

Matsuura, Thersa

Fahey, Tracy

Nosetouch Press

Catherine McCarthy's A MOONLIT PATH OF MADNESS, After the death of her mother, Grace Morgan inherits a longcase clock with a broken moon dial and a house by the sea in Wales. But those are not all she inherits, for the curse that befalls her family line refuses to relinquish its grip. It tells the story of a young woman haunted by events in her family's past. Set in the early 20th century, the novel opens in Vermont, then moves to the seaside parish of Newport on the West Wales coast, where the supernatural lurks in the moonlit shadows.

A Moonlit Path of Madness

"Deliciously creepy and haunting! These tales had me enraptured and gave me chills. Each story has its own distinct voice, but a common thread of eeriness seamlessly weaves them together in a wonderfully curated collection. Don’t read it alone in the dark!" Kathleen Foxx, founder/host of badasswriters podcastA Quaint and Curious Volume of Gothic Tales; 23 stories of madness, pain, ghosts, curses, unspoken secrets, greed, murder, and one of the creepiest collections of dolls ever. Ranging from traditional gothic themes to more modern tropes, this anthology is sure to please the reader…and send a cold shiver or two down their spine.So, come on in; enter the parlor, find a place by the fire, and experience the beautiful, dark, and occasionally heartbreaking stories told by the authors. The editor, Alex Woodroe, has passionately and carefully curated a powerful volume of stories, written by an amazing and diverse group of contemporary women writers.

A Quaint and Curious Volume of Gothic Tales

Ruppert, Erica

Woodroe, Alex

DuBon, Alexis

Fitzgerald Healy, Anna

O'Quinn, Cindy

Lisenby, Deana

J. Cohen, Emily

Glynn Jones, Helen

Mierisch, Jen

Brigids Gate Press, LLC

The Wolf and the Favour

SOMETHING WICKED WAITS. When Robin Griffiths embarks upon the restoration of a stained-glass window in a thirteenth-century church, little does she comprehend the stakes involved. The more slivers of glass she pieces together, the more she realizes things are not what they appear to be in the seemingly cozy hamlet of Bilbury. Piece by piece, sliver by sliver, the window is revealed in all its glory. But will she survive with her sanity intact, or will reawakening the image in the window prove to be her undoing?

Mosaic

Dark Matter Ink

The House at the End of Lacelean Street

The Comeback King: Donald Trump's Unfinished Business

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Catherine McCarthy

Dark Murmurs: A Compendium of Curiosities

Chizmar, Richard

Fracassi, Philip

Massie, Elizabeth

Scott, Brandon

Kiste, Gwendolyn

Marsella, Joshua

Girardi, Jill

McDonough, Patrick R.

Prime, Lydia

Independently published

Were Tales: A Shapeshifter Anthology

MABERRY, JONATHAN

Iglesias, Gabino

Pelayo, Cynthia

Hightower, Laurel

Sng, Christina

Ellis, Stephanie

J. Guignard, Eric

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