ISBN: 9781069693396 - Monster: An Anthology of Horror, Fantasy, and the Fear of Racism (9 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A South Asian daughter returns to a family whose love conceals a terrible hunger. An enslaved woman sheds her skin and spends three centuries trying to become free. In Iran, a father buries his daughter after a bombing. Five days later, she comes home.In MONSTER, writers of colour draw on folklore and cultural memory in sixteen short stories of horror and dark fantasy. Across families, lands, and generations, their characters confront the fears passed down to them and the violence carried out in ordinary life. Some find protection in powers others call monstrous. Together, these stories ask who gets called a monster-and who gets to decide.Edited by R.Y. Abdulrehman, #1 bestselling and two-time Manitoba Book Awards-shortlisted author of Jinn in the Family; film critic and horror scholar Carolyn Mauricette; and television writer and producer Anthony Q. Farrell.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A South Asian daughter returns to a family whose love conceals a terrible hunger. An enslaved woman sheds her skin and spends three centuries trying to become free. In Iran, a father buries his daughter after a bombing. Five days later, she comes home.In MONSTER, writers of colour draw on folklore and cultural memory in sixteen short stories of horror and dark fantasy. Across families, lands, and generations, their characters confront the fears passed down to them and the violence carried out in ordinary life. Some find protection in powers others call monstrous. Together, these stories ask who gets called a monster-and who gets to decide.Edited by R.Y. Abdulrehman, #1 bestselling and two-time Manitoba Book Awards-shortlisted author of Jinn in the Family; film critic and horror scholar Carolyn Mauricette; and television writer and producer Anthony Q. Farrell. Sixteen stories of horror and dark fantasy in which writers of colour draw on folklore and cultural memory to confront inherited fears, everyday violence, and the question of who gets called a monster-and who gets to decide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A South Asian daughter returns to a family whose love conceals a terrible hunger. An enslaved woman sheds her skin and spends three centuries trying to become free. In Iran, a father buries his daughter after a bombing. Five days later, she comes home.In MONSTER, writers of colour draw on folklore and cultural memory in sixteen short stories of horror and dark fantasy. Across families, lands, and generations, their characters confront the fears passed down to them and the violence carried out in ordinary life. Some find protection in powers others call monstrous. Together, these stories ask who gets called a monster-and who gets to decide.Edited by R.Y. Abdulrehman, #1 bestselling and two-time Manitoba Book Awards-shortlisted author of Jinn in the Family; film critic and horror scholar Carolyn Mauricette; and television writer and producer Anthony Q. Farrell. Sixteen stories of horror and dark fantasy in which writers of colour draw on folklore and cultural memory to confront inherited fears, everyday violence, and the question of who gets called a monster-and who gets to decide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A South Asian daughter returns to a family whose love conceals a terrible hunger. An enslaved woman sheds her skin and spends three centuries trying to become free. In Iran, a father buries his daughter after a bombing. Five days later, she comes home.In MONSTER, writers of colour draw on folklore and cultural memory in sixteen short stories of horror and dark fantasy. Across families, lands, and generations, their characters confront the fears passed down to them and the violence carried out in ordinary life. Some find protection in powers others call monstrous. Together, these stories ask who gets called a monster-and who gets to decide.Edited by R.Y. Abdulrehman, #1 bestselling and two-time Manitoba Book Awards-shortlisted author of Jinn in the Family; film critic and horror scholar Carolyn Mauricette; and television writer and producer Anthony Q. Farrell. Sixteen stories of horror and dark fantasy in which writers of colour draw on folklore and cultural memory to confront inherited fears, everyday violence, and the question of who gets called a monster-and who gets to decide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…