Omens
Omens is a collection of twelve haunting tales by Richard Gavin, whose work is reminiscent of the subtle supernatural tales of Robert Aickman, and also of the eerie and unsettling tales of Thomas Ligotti.
Contents:
- Foreword: Gnostic Nightmares, Haunted Dreams
- In the Shadow of the Nodding God
- The Pale Lover
- The Bellman's Way
- Down Among the Relics
- Daniel
- Strange Advances
- Mnemonical
- & on the Eve of Yule...
- What Blooms in Shadow Withers in Light
- A Form of Hospice
- Beneath the House of Life
- Evoking the Horrors
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Richard Gavin
Richard Gavin's work explores the realm where fear and the sacred converge. His eerie, cryptic stories have garnered high critical praise, been chosen for several volumes of Best New Horror and Year's Best Horror, and have been collected in five books, including Sylvan Dread: Tales of Pastoral Darkness and At Fear's Altar. In 2015 Richard co-edited (with Patricia Cram and Daniel A. Schulke) Penumbrae: An Occult Fiction Anthology. He has also published numerous works of esotericism and meditations on the macabre, such as The Benighted Path: Primeval Gnosis and the Monstrous Soul and The Moribund Portal: Spectral Resonance and the Numen of the Gallows. Richard dwells in the North.
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