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An Atlas of Bad Roads

By: Misha Burnett
Narrated by: Brandon McKernan
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There are many strange places off the beaten paths in this great land of ours. From the abandoned shopping malls where squatters revel in violent nihilism to the new subdivisions built atop ruins where tragedies lay buried, Misha Burnett is your guide to the weird and out of the way places that are haunted by the past and the future.

This all new collection from Misha Burnett includes 16 strange tales of the macabre, as well as 16 original poems exploring the mysterious nature of a seemingly mundane world where the run-down warehouses, shady night clubs, and even 24-hour gas stations may be home to magical fae creatures or skulking maniacs.

You’ve been offered a map to these beautiful vistas and disturbing local attractions. Just try not to get lost.

©2022 Misha Burnett (P)2023 Misha Burnett Fantasy Fiction Occult Scary Paranormal Disturbing City

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