Orphans of the Atercosm: A Collection (Side A)

Advance praise for Orphans of the Atercosm“Page’s writing is much like Lovecraft’s oceans: glassy smooth in places, terrifyingly brutal in others, ever dark and full of mystery. Atercosm seduces with its eerie wonders and horrifies with its glimpses beyond the veil, where fathomless revelations linger just beyond our comprehension. Those who read this collection will encounter Page's unique brand of literary madness.”—Felix Blackwell,bestselling author of Stolen Tongues“A tour de force of the weird and the uncanny, C.F. Page’s Orphans of the Atercosm is a must read for fans of Ligotti, Lovecraft, and all things weird horror.”—Richard Beauchamp,author of Black Tongue & Other Anomalies“I find that I have to prepare in advance to read a C.F. Page story because, once I begin, I know my responsibilities are going to fly out the window.”—Alana K. Drex,author of Sleeping Celeste and Shsskish“C.F. Page is a unique and gifted storyteller, and he’s accomplished what very few authors have for me: aside from the fascinating story and interesting characters, Page manages to pull me back in through a unique and incredible writing style that I simply could not get enough of.”—Tobin Elliott,author of the six-book horror series, The Aphotic“Orphans of the Atercosm is a powerful reminder of why we must write horror. Page has a skillful mastery of structure and language, tormenting the reader the same way he torments his characters. This is a dark, cyclical exploration of the recesses of Page’s mind, and the descent into his depravity is well worth it.”—Aaron Beardsell,author of Dead Station and CoffinwoodPraise for Native Fear“It’s a beautiful, brutal, complex, terrifying read.”—Scream Magazine“Page's Native Fear is a blistering and evocative examination of man’s darkness. A harrowing read.”—Steve Stred,Splatterpunk-nominated author of Sacrament and Mastodon.“Debut author [C. F.] Page presents an intricate horror novel . . . an inventive take on a rural place filled with unspeakable malice.”—Kirkus Reviews Read more