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me out. Anthology of terror

me out.
Anthology of horror stories by various authors


Red Circle Publishing ISBN: 978-84-937235-2-1




Synopsis

"The oldest emotion and most intense of mankind is fear, and the oldest and most intense fears is the fear of unknown. " That is how one of the wizards of terror, HP Lovecraft, fear. A fear that lives in the popular folklore of all cultures, and in the subconscious depths of each person. Since the end of the century Romanticism Eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, the tale of terror has been present, and very acclaimed in the literary scene.

Tales of Edgar Allan Poe or HP Lovecraft referred to have revealed the darkest nights of millions of readers over the years, and still are doing now with the help of such luminaries as Clive Barker, Anne Rice or Stephen King, who have given the genre of the new characteristic of our world today, but still look at those pioneers who overwhelmed us, delving into our inner fears, our nightmares, and in our minds.

"Let me out" is a tribute to terror, those stories that we could not stop reading, but with the light on, to those fanzines eighties of horror movies you saw those half covered with sheets, a waiting for a shock that came when least expected.
23 stories that will not let you escape. Get caught by the stories I Contest finalists Horror Stories Publishing Red Circle. You'll be surprised. With Foreword by Teo Rodríguez (Diaries of Fear).

The story: Fears deeper, more everyday, those who haunt you when you are alone, monsters (real or not) that you pursue in each of your nightmares ... I included in this anthology of horror stories published by Editorial Red Circle with the 23 finalists for its annual event. Serial murderers, phobias, vampires, monsters ancestral ghosts, psychological terror, and to new trends in the terror genre that mixed with social criticism, are present in "Let me out." You're stuck, you can not stop reading this selection of stories and tales that will delight lovers of literature in a very fashionable today.



OPINION OF BETHLEHEM MARQUEZ

Make a horror story is not easy, let alone get as large a quantity and quality. The truth is I left a good impression because, lately, all the anthologies I read left much to be desired.

Knowing how to write a good story is very difficult. In a very short time you have to capture the attention of the reader, trap and leave satisfied. I enjoyed this anthology because it can find everything: vampires, ghosts, monsters, graveyards ..., a collection of nightmares that make you hair stand on end and look furtively around you. I do not recommend reading this book at night, or maybe yes, because the great success of these stories is that, indeed, tell stories about those fears that live in our nightmares. It is obvious that some stories we like better than others, but not because they are better or worse written but because the fear is more or less adjusted to our reality. We've all had nightmares when we were children, some of which-those that gave us more afraid, remain latent within us, lurking, waiting for that brief moment in which "something" to make them reappear, and that "something" found in each of these stories do you dare to discover?

say which one I liked is simply impossible. I recognize that there is someone that has not made me feel a special terror but most have managed to convey that feeling of discomfort that causes you fear. I can only congratulate the authors and encourage Red Circle to do more events like this.

I leave a list with the title of the stories we find in this anthology, some very suggestive:

Lusa
Welcome Witch, sister
footprint Baltasar
The illusion of Cubs
Méndez forforito
The Yellow
dark tavern
The indirect Mediterraneo

The City
war spirit Pain, reflecting
Gnomes, peppers and onions
The Day of the Dead
New Moon (tribute) wicked game

Harvest Father Damien
Nightmare
The tape which lost ten meters
The flight
The Mannequins
clearing

commander speaks like no other

And now ... Do you dare to read them?

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SYNOPSIS


Enrique del Nogal, notary of Valencia, is kidnapped from his home, returning after a week no one has requested a ransom for him. Back unharmed, with the same clothes and with no memory of what happened during his absence, which casts doubt on the veracity of the kidnapping, even his own wife. He who has never believed in spirits suffer in their own flesh a series of appearances and complicate it even further embarrass their marital relationship and their professional work.


OPINION OF CAROLINA MARQUEZ ROJAS

The mystery and intrigue are served from the first pages of the story, first in a trilogy about a subject which offers plenty of literature and gives wings to the imagination: Spiritualism, but related to other equally intriguing and interesting topics such as cloning, this is the case, "astral projection and reincarnation. The three independent reading books are not necessary to read them in order of publication, while sharing the presence of someone of several that appear in the plot.

From a disturbing premise - the disappearance of a person, his poor memory about what happened, the fear of not remembering ", the story weaves and building on the story of all those involved in the plot, each account what is happening and what they think, so that each character is a piece of the puzzle that is taking shape with input from the facts who are living each and every one of them.

Although the novel grabs the reader's interest, the fact of having several narrators and no one, that is what we tend most authors, it is sometimes a bit lost the plot, since no you know the author's intention to change the character who tells the story of another character and another story, and that also has its own history, so that the narrative "Short", is interrupted at the end of each chapter to start another story different from above, but one thing is certain, and that maintains the tension with every last sentence of each chapter, leaving us with the desire that the author again pick up the thread that has just left.
breaks and changes of narrator raises new questions and new clues to unravel the mystery, sometimes too many questions, and if one has knowledge of cloning, the argument is taking a somewhat predictable path, but manages to surprise conclusion despite the lack of scientific data to provide a little light on the subject.

What begins as scattered pieces of a puzzle just assembled, showing the same idea with a link, one short story, though some other character that really has little or nothing to do with the outcome of the story, the mystery that is the key the "spirit" of the novel. The plot hooks

be a bit sparse but there remain some questions unanswered and characters are dispensable for the understanding of the story. But once the reader begins to read and entered into the world created by the author and the mystery that release each of the lines written, the only alternative is to finish the novel and meet its end, a surprising ending.


CAROLINA MÁRQUEZ ROJAS