Daniel Norrish returns to NITH with a powerful short story about a missing person. Taking the underused second person perspective as it’s starting point, Daniel places ‘You’ into the shoes of the antagonist in the search for Miss Gradier, with […]
Amber Fernie’s take on the Poe / horror story doesn’t try to emulate the supension of disbelief that a lot of horror requires. Instead, Amber takes everyday concepts – this is a short story of sibling rivalry and family […]
Katsaridaphobia suffers might want to steer clear of this short story about madness brought to you by Adrianna Villasenor on her NITH debut. For everyone else, strap yourself in for a truly insane spectacle as Adrianna takes us deep into the […]