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The Long Night: Ten Nordic Tales of Snow, Silence, and Things That Should Have Stayed Hidden

The Long Night: Ten Nordic Tales of Snow, Silence, and Things That Should Have Stayed Hidden

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Series: The Dread Archive, Book 4

Horror

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ISBN13: 9798175802284
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 192
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.44 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Sixty-three days without sunlight. Roads that lead somewhere other than where they end. A language spoken by ice.

The Long Night collects ten stories of Nordic horror, where the true monster was never a myth borrowed from somewhere else - it's the landscape itself. Distance. Silence. Buildings cut into mountains that were never meant to be entered again. In these pages, a village celebrates the sun's return only to find something came back with it; a kilometer marker on a lonely road counts down to a destination that shouldn't exist; an apartment inherits the memories of everyone who has ever lived in it; and a forecast model designed to predict weather begins predicting people instead.

Blending modern Nordic life - grief, technology, architecture, folklore - with two entirely original mythic traditions, these stories share one unsettling premise: some places remember more than the people living in them.

Perfect for readers of Nordic noir, quiet horror, and folk-horror anthologies who want dread that comes from isolation and memory rather than jump scares - ten self-contained tales, each one a different kind of cold.

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