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Who’s There?

A Collection of Stories

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Who’s There?

By: Dimas Rio
Narrated by: Bill Allender
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A woman who went missing a week before her wedding. A man recalling his nightmarish encounter with the devil. Letters sent from beyond the grave. A call from loved ones, who since have passed. Limbs that have a mind of their own.

These ghostly tales of revenge, greed, and desperation writhe and squirm in the dark corners of modern-day Indonesia. Rich in cultural undertones that are uniquely Asian, these stories are in equal part grotesque and poetic, irreverent and spiritual, unusual and universal.

Drawing on local folk tales of vengeful banshees, dusk-dwelling monsters, and other forms of the undead, this collection of five short stories will transport listeners to the deep, dark abyss where demon forever resides: the human mind.

©2019 Dimas Rio (P)2020 Dimas Rio Anthologies & Short Stories Ghosts Short Stories Haunted Fiction Scary Witty

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