You can also find him on Twitter, Tumblr and Instagram. Originally from Pennsylvania, USA, Briar now lives in London with their spouse, flatmates, and two black-and-white cats. He was nominated for a Pushcart Prize and made the Brave New Weird award shortlist in 2022. Briar’s work has also appeared in various anthologies and literary magazines. Genre: mystery, fantasy, folklore with elements of horror About the authorīriar Ripley Page is the author of two books for adults: Corrupted Vessels (about a tiny cult) and Body After Body (erotic dystopian horror).
Vibes: Welcome to the Dollhouse directed by Todd Solondz meets The Blair Witch Project and The Stepford Wives by Ira Levin. This story occupies the murky grey space between YA fiction and adult fiction focused on child characters. Traumatized, Jesse runs to his parents for help, only to find that Crys has returned home, alive.įolklore mythology meets dark suburbia in this uncanny tale of growing up.
Shy, socially awkward Jesse assumes that she has returned to her old haunts in the big city - until he discovers Crys’ remains in the woods behind his family’s house. It’s 1994, and Jesse Greer’s troubled older sister, Crys, has run away from home. In The Child of Hameln, denizens from the realm of fae (before Disney had a say in the matter) roam the land and pay a visit to the residents of Elk Pass. A small town with a dark past secreted away in an inaccessible but scenic valley, cut off from civilisation for half of the calendar year. Visit Elk Pass, you won't regret it! Max Turner will make sure of it.
Andrion is an alternative tale of the great city of Athens, giving voice and nuance to those historically deprived of it. Guided by the deft hand of Alex Penland follow in the footsteps of Kallis – protagonist-cum-revolutionary. Step back in time and walk the warm and lively cobbled streets of ancient Athens. THREE SPINE-TINGLING QUEER NOVELLAS COMING SOON! Help Knight Errant Press k ickstart their 2023 publication list!Įver felt uneasy in a neighbourhood whose front lawns are perfectly groomed and whose inhabitants are perfectly friendly and cheerful? Briar Ripley helps unfurl this unease in The False Sister – a dark and compelling coming-of-age novella of queer adolescence in a seemingly innocuous middle-class suburban town.
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