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Black Tongue and Other Anomalies

By: Richard Beauchamp
Narrated by: Patrick Trahey
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A rugged frontiersman scours a vast barren tundra in search of missing loggers, only to find an ancient evil lurking within its frozen maw....

In the near future, the last vestiges of humanity are forced down into the abyssal depths of the ocean to hide from an unspeakable cosmic horror, with one grieving mother deciding to fight back.

At the fringes of our cosmos, a team of intergalactic salvage pirates find a derelict ship, hiding within its steel walls a most terrible scientific discovery.

These horrors and more await you within Richard Beauchamp’s debut collection, Black Tongue and Other Anomalies, featuring 12 short horrors exploring themes of desolation, isolation, and the darkest reaches of the human condition....

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