
Ekleipsis
by Tamel Wino
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Pub Date Dec 18 2020 | Archive Date Mar 19 2021
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Description
The sun has finally set on humanity…
What happens when we give in to the darkness?
Ékleipsis is a debut short story collection written by Canadian author Tamel Wino, with hints of Chuck Palahniuk’s and Cormac McCarthy’s stripped, vivid writing styles. This gripping book explores the havoc wreaked when ordinary people abandon their humanity to pursue their darkest desires, and questions just how far people will go to follow their baser instincts.
Each story takes a version of a person we’ve known in our own lives and transforms them into something completely unnerving—yet all too familiar.
These dark, complex characters and twisted tales of the once ordinary will change your perception of humanity forever.
Advance Praise
"""Ékleipsis is a compilation of dark and deliciously twisted stories that are bound to raise the hairs on the back of your neck and chill you to your bones. Complemented by a wildly creative imagination, author Tamel Wino pulls no punches and delivers a powerful and riveting narrative.""
― Pikasho Deka for Readers' Favorite
""Where the first story of the anthology is a slow, creaky climb to the top of the roller coaster, the following four are a stomach-in-throat thrill ride that begins straight off the curve. The horror shelf is an ambitious place for a debut author to start but if Ékleipsis is where Wino has set the bar, I am excited to see what comes next.""
― Asher Syed for Readers' Favorite
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Available Editions
ISBN | 9781777408824 |
PRICE | $0.00 (USD) |
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