Horror en America and Beyond
(2026)An anthology of stories edited by Maria J Estrada
Horror en América and Beyond is a chilling collection by some of the most talented horror and speculative fiction authors, poets, and creative non-fiction writers in the country. It includes terrifying tales by award-winning authors Pedro Iñiguez and Carmen Baca, poetry by Poet Laureates Edward Vidaurree and Juan Perez, and Creative-Nonfiction by the prolific Daniel Olivas.
Each story traverses the boundaries of horror; with topics so fiendishly taboo, yet deliciously mortifying, you'll be tucking your toes under your blankets at night. With razor-sharp poems unveiling the horrifying nature of American violence, both supernatural and mundane. The non-fiction will have you question the horror of politics in America. This anthology will keep you in a stranglehold until the very last page, and leave you gasping for more!
Contributors: Aaron Lebold, Aleco Julius, Dawn DeBraal, Devin M. Anderson, Eric Woods, Harry Bennett, Ian Berling, Isabelle Palerma, Jim Bates, Kasey Hill, Lindsey Beth Goddard, Mark Miller, Matt Martinek, Norbert Góra, Pedro Iniguez, Sarah Wagner, Alexiis Brooks de Vita, Linda Sparks, David Dominguez, Novella Serena, Ceschino, Steven Prouse, Angelique Fawns, E H Easter, Stephani Duran, Gabriella Balcom, Tim Law, Carmen Baca, Phrique, Edward Vidaurre, Eric Allen Yankee, Fenh M., Hanh Chau, Astraia Rodriguez, John P. Drudge, Juan Perez, Kathy Powers, Suzie Lockhart, Craig Brownlie, Steven Prouse, Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito, Daniel Olivas
‘Daniel A. Olivas, Frances Lu Pai Ippolito, Pedro Iniguez, Aleco Julius, Ian Berling and E H Easter impress in Horror en América and Beyond, a collection of horror essays, stories and poems that mixes the terror found in Lovecraftian and gothic tales with the kitschy fun of pulp and the blood-spattered satisfaction of the postmodern revenge fantasy. In Horror en América, vampires, werewolves, elder gods, serial killers and scientific monstrosities roam and hunt alike, but the greatest frights are often induced by remembering the repression inflicted upon marginalized communities by ICE agents, members of the Ku Klux Klan and bigoted neighbors in our own world—a world more mundane, but no less terrifying. For those open to mixing their nightmare fuel and twisted delights with sprinkles of dark humor and heaps of social commentary, this collection edited by Devin M. Anderson and Mar''a J. Estrada will satisfy.’ David A. Romero, author of The Enemy Sleeps and editor-in-chief of El Martillo Press
Genre: Fantasy
Each story traverses the boundaries of horror; with topics so fiendishly taboo, yet deliciously mortifying, you'll be tucking your toes under your blankets at night. With razor-sharp poems unveiling the horrifying nature of American violence, both supernatural and mundane. The non-fiction will have you question the horror of politics in America. This anthology will keep you in a stranglehold until the very last page, and leave you gasping for more!
Contributors: Aaron Lebold, Aleco Julius, Dawn DeBraal, Devin M. Anderson, Eric Woods, Harry Bennett, Ian Berling, Isabelle Palerma, Jim Bates, Kasey Hill, Lindsey Beth Goddard, Mark Miller, Matt Martinek, Norbert Góra, Pedro Iniguez, Sarah Wagner, Alexiis Brooks de Vita, Linda Sparks, David Dominguez, Novella Serena, Ceschino, Steven Prouse, Angelique Fawns, E H Easter, Stephani Duran, Gabriella Balcom, Tim Law, Carmen Baca, Phrique, Edward Vidaurre, Eric Allen Yankee, Fenh M., Hanh Chau, Astraia Rodriguez, John P. Drudge, Juan Perez, Kathy Powers, Suzie Lockhart, Craig Brownlie, Steven Prouse, Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito, Daniel Olivas
‘Daniel A. Olivas, Frances Lu Pai Ippolito, Pedro Iniguez, Aleco Julius, Ian Berling and E H Easter impress in Horror en América and Beyond, a collection of horror essays, stories and poems that mixes the terror found in Lovecraftian and gothic tales with the kitschy fun of pulp and the blood-spattered satisfaction of the postmodern revenge fantasy. In Horror en América, vampires, werewolves, elder gods, serial killers and scientific monstrosities roam and hunt alike, but the greatest frights are often induced by remembering the repression inflicted upon marginalized communities by ICE agents, members of the Ku Klux Klan and bigoted neighbors in our own world—a world more mundane, but no less terrifying. For those open to mixing their nightmare fuel and twisted delights with sprinkles of dark humor and heaps of social commentary, this collection edited by Devin M. Anderson and Mar''a J. Estrada will satisfy.’ David A. Romero, author of The Enemy Sleeps and editor-in-chief of El Martillo Press
Genre: Fantasy
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