Entomophobia, Sarah Hans (Omnium Gatherum).

Beneath the Stairs, Jennifer Fawcett (Atria).

Cursed Among Us, John Durgin (self-published).

The Exorcist’s House, Nick Roberts (Crystal Lake).

I Have Asked to Be Where No Storms Came, Gwendolyn Nix (Crystal Lake).

The Ghost That Ate Us: The Tragic True Story of the Burger City Poltergeist, Daniel Kraus (Raw Dog Screaming).

Reluctant Immortals, Gwendolyn Kiste (Saga).

The Devil Takes You Home, Gabino Iglesias (Mullholland).

Sallow Bend, Alan Baxter (Cemetery Dance).

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