The Horror Collection: X-Ray Edition

Kennedy, Kevin J.; Meikle, William; Morris, Mark; Everson, John; Thomas, Jeffrey; Kelly, Ronald; Rollo, Gord; Towse, Mark; Colley, Ryan; Sachar, Cassandra O?Sullivan

ISBN 13: 9798181261709

Published by Independently published, 2026

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Horror Collection: X-Ray Edition
• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798181261709
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

The Horror Collection: X-Ray Edition

Peer beneath the skin of reality and discover the horrors lurking underneath.

In this terrifying new installment of The Horror Collection, nothing is as it first appears. Scientific expeditions uncover ancient nightmares sleeping in the ocean’s depths. Grieving hearts strike desperate bargains with forces beyond understanding. Urban legends awaken, family bloodlines hide monstrous truths, and the dead refuse to forgive the living.

From cursed relics and cosmic predators to body horror, folk terror, psychological breakdowns, and creatures that wear human faces, X-Ray Edition strips away the comforting lies we tell ourselves and exposes the darkness beneath. Here, a village tree develops an insatiable hunger, a widow hunts a murderous angel statue, a mother descends into postpartum madness, and a simple cry for help in the woods leads to a fate worse than death.

Featuring twenty unforgettable tales from some of horror’s most imaginative voices, this anthology delivers a relentless journey through the grotesque, the supernatural, and the profoundly unsettling. Whether your fears lie in the depths of the ocean, the fragility of the human body, the secrets of the soul, or the vast unknown beyond the stars, you'll find plenty to haunt you within these pages.

The Horror Collection continues its tradition of showcasing horror in all its forms, from slow-burning dread to visceral terror, proving once again that the most frightening things are often hidden just beneath the surface.