Silk & Sinew : A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora

<b>Named by the New York Public Library as one of the best new horror books of 2025
<br>A triumph of an anthology and an essential addition to the folk horror genre."--Eliza Chan, author of Fathomfolk and Tideborn
<br>"...one of those rare books that are destined to become future literary classics."--Nuzo Onoh, "Queen of African Horror" & Bram Stoker Lifetime Achievement Award recipient
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EXPERIENCE A TAPESTRY OF TERROR</b>
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Silk & Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora will tease forth folk horror rooted in the experience of the Asian Diaspora. From lengths of muscle and vein, ground bones, endless ropes of sinew it is with our bodies folk horror is woven.
<br>Edited by Bram Stoker Award-nominee Kristy Park Kulski this stunning anthology features contributions from some of the most acclaimed authors of the Asian Diaspora.
<br><b>With Stories and Poetry by Ai Jiang, Nadia Bulkin, Christina Sng, Rena Mason, Lee Murray, J.A.W. McCarthy, Geneve Flynn, Bryan Thao Worra, Ayida Shonibar, Yi Izzy Yu, Angela Yuriko Smith, Kanishk Tantia, Robert Nazar Arjoyan, Saba Syed Razvi, Christopher Hann, Audrey Zhou, Seoung Kim, Rowan Cardosa, Gabriela Lee, Shawna Yang Ryan, Priya Sridhar, Jess Cho, and Saheli Khastagir.
<br>And a Foreword by Monika Kim.</b>

(editor) KRISTY PARK KULSKI is a Hawaii-born Korean-American author, historian, and career vampire of patriarchal tears. Channeling a lifelong obsession with history and the morose she's managed to birth the gothic horror novel, <i>Fairest Flesh</i>, and novella, <i>House of Pungsu</i>. She bartered nine years of her life to the U.S. Navy and Air Force for food and later taught college history for a captive audience. Trapped by a force field, she currently resides in the woods of Northeast Ohio where she (probably) brews potions and talks to ghosts.