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Previously published as Boom by Ben Farthing.
Beneath the city, they are watching...
“The stuff of my freaking nightmares.” - Lesley Conner, Apex Magazine
During a bumper-to-bumper commute, Everard is almost murdered by a woman whose skin is covered in a living swarm of holes. Furious, Everard chases her down an impossible staircase. He’s thrown into the city’s supernatural underbelly where nightmares lurk around every corner.
In this world within the city's periphery, strange cults protect their members from monsters of urban legends. But something is riling up those monsters. Something ancient and evil, which has set its hungry sights on Everard.
For fans of horror epics like Stephen King’s Dark Tower or the wondrous horrors of Clive Barker’s Cabal & Nightbreed, Ben Farthing's The Who Dwell Below the Sidewalk is “non-stop terrifying action” with a villain who Apex Magazine Editor Lesley Conner called, “The stuff of my freaking nightmares.”
Genre: Horror
Beneath the city, they are watching...
“The stuff of my freaking nightmares.” - Lesley Conner, Apex Magazine
During a bumper-to-bumper commute, Everard is almost murdered by a woman whose skin is covered in a living swarm of holes. Furious, Everard chases her down an impossible staircase. He’s thrown into the city’s supernatural underbelly where nightmares lurk around every corner.
In this world within the city's periphery, strange cults protect their members from monsters of urban legends. But something is riling up those monsters. Something ancient and evil, which has set its hungry sights on Everard.
For fans of horror epics like Stephen King’s Dark Tower or the wondrous horrors of Clive Barker’s Cabal & Nightbreed, Ben Farthing's The Who Dwell Below the Sidewalk is “non-stop terrifying action” with a villain who Apex Magazine Editor Lesley Conner called, “The stuff of my freaking nightmares.”
Genre: Horror
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