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Philip Fracassi





Genres: Horror, Science Fiction
 
New and upcoming books
April 2026

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Sarafina
 
Novels
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Collections
   Behold the Void (2017)
   Beneath a Pale Sky (2021)
   Tomorrow's Gone (poems) (2021)
   No One is Safe! (2024)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   Altar (2016)
   Mother (2016)
   Fragile Dreams (2016)
   Sacculina (2017)
   Shiloh (2018)
   Commodore (2021)
   The Boy with the Blue Rose Heart (2022)
   D7 (2025)
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Series contributed to
Rewind or Die
   1. The Midnight Exhibit Vol. 1 (2020) (with others)
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Books containing stories by Philip Fracassi
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Fever Dreams (2025)
(Flame Tree Book of Horror, book 6)
edited by
Mark Morris
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Forbidden Futures 14 (2025)
(Forbidden Futures, book 14)
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The Earth Bleeds At Night (2025)
edited by
Holly Cornetto

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Award nominations
2024 British Fantasy Award for Best Horror Novel (nominee) : Boys in the Valley
2021 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a Fiction Collection (nominee) : Beneath a Pale Sky


Philip Fracassi recommends
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Burned Man at Night (2025)
John S McFarland
"McFarland is adept at creating unsettling scenarios within very human, everyday contexts. The horrors that plague his characters feel like something that could happen to anyone at any time, which is a great way to creep under a reader's skin and stay there a while."
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Breathe In, Bleed Out (2025)
Brian McAuley
"Breathe In, Bleed Out is a breath of fresh air for the slasher genre-classic kills combined with a cheeky new age spiritual journey makes McAuley's newest entry a blast from start to finish. This novel goes straight for the chakra with a bloody blade, and you'll be putting together the pieces of this whodunit slay-fest until the last page. Great stuff."
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Requiem (2025)
John Palisano
"Palisano takes the 'haunted house in space' trope and twists it into something completely fresh and totally unhinged. Requiem takes the most terrifyingly hallucinogenic moments of Event Horizon and combines them deftly, and powerfully, with the most human and heartfelt themes of Contact to create a new vision of extraterrestrial visitation, formulating a new take on one of the all-time great taglines: In space, no one can hear you scream... but you."

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