Wyrd and Other Derelictions
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Narrated by:
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Dennis Kleinman
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By:
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Adam L.G. Nevill
About this listen
Derelictions are horror stories told in ways you may not have encountered before.
Something is missing from the silent places and worlds inside these stories. Something has been removed, taken flight, or been destroyed. Us.
Derelictions are weird tales that tell of aftermaths and of new and liminal places. Each location has witnessed catastrophe, infernal visitations, or unearthly transformations. But across these landscapes of murder, genocide and invasion, crucial evidence remains. And it is the task of the listener to sift through ruin and ponder the residual enigma, to behold and wonder at the full horror that was visited upon mankind.
A dead ship carries a terrible cargo across a black ocean. Below deck, signs of slaughter and devotion await to tell a ghastly tale.
On a barren and hostile shore a great ritual has been enacted successfully. The act of a god may have taken place. But what kind of deity did this?
An eerily silent campsite. No sign of life. Look closer and observe the grisly artefacts of annihilation. In the very foundations of this dreadful house, was something supernormal called upon to abolish life so mercilessly?
Wyrd and Other Derelictions contains seven derelictions, original horror stories from the author of Hasty for the Dark and Some Will Not Sleep (winner of The British Fantasy Award for Best Collection).
©2020 Adam L. G. Nevill (P)2020 JournalstoneWhat listeners say about Wyrd and Other Derelictions
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- Aaron Beardsell
- 14-04-2024
weird and unusual approach to storytelling.
the lack of characters, combined with the focus on setting and the narrator, certainly is an odd mix. dare I say, a weird/wyrd mix? from a literary standpoint, it is fun and engaging. worth listening to it just for the masterful language on display. p.s the opening story "Hippocampus" was a personal favourite.
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- Brent Condon
- 06-12-2021
Very different path of narrative.
Echoes of past trauma are soaked up in the porous themes and settings of the present. Your imagination is left to roam freely through dark still corridors of infinite ghastly conclusions. Great scary fun.
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