The Hound of the Baskervilles
A Gothic reimagining of Conan Doyle's classic where Alexander Grayson seeks his vanished lover in Baskerville Hall, uncovering dark rituals and forbidden histories. Kirkus Reviews calls it a "GET IT."
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Author of novels and short fiction exploring desire, mystery, and the uncanny
Lethe Press
Gothic horror meets forbidden desire in a rotting Cornish estate where corridors rearrange and ancient secrets refuse to stay buried.
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Adam McOmber is the author of five novels and three story collections exploring the intersections of desire, mystery, and the Gothic tradition. He serves as Co-Chair of the Writing Program at Vermont College of Fine Arts, Editor-in-Chief of Hunger Mountain Review, and Director of the VCFA Writers' Conference at California Institute of the Arts.
Read Full Bio"A sinuous, antiquated style proves marvelously effective in these dark and imaginative tales."
Publishers Weekly — Starred Review
"A sexy, twisty, and creatively imagined revision… a gothic triumph."
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"A moody, gothic tale full of hypnotizing twists and turns that transports readers to a world that is part real, part fantasy."
Chicago Sun-Times
Novels and collections exploring the Gothic, the dark, and the uncanny
A Gothic reimagining of Conan Doyle's classic where Alexander Grayson seeks his vanished lover in Baskerville Hall, uncovering dark rituals and forbidden histories. Kirkus Reviews calls it a "GET IT."
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Strange and sometimes horrific stories that could draw comparison to Angela Carter or Edgar Allan Poe—fairy tales and myths traveling through mazes of space and time, each creeping through the mind long after the last page.
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A reimagining of the New Testament as allegorical horror—a fisherman tasked with protecting the risen body of Christ is led on a dangerous pilgrimage to a mysterious Roman mansion. Booklist calls it "atmospheric and thought-provoking."
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