Featuring the works of Oakley Harber and Jack Bylund.
In "Storm House," Shelley struggles to navigate the dynamic between herself and her parents. Instead of healthy growth, she finds a different, sicklier, kind of nourishment sustained from their relationship.
"The Monster of Wickit Village" follows the men of a small community as they struggle against a deadly force in their midst. What follows blurs the lines between the monstrosity itself and the monstrosities they commit.
Both works originally featured in Issue Thirteen of Grim & Gilded: https://www.grimandgilded.com/issue-thirteen
Featuring the works of Oakley Harber and Jack Bylund.
In "Storm House," Shelley struggles to navigate the dynamic between herself and her parents. Instead of healthy growth, she finds a different, sicklier, kind of nourishment sustained from their relationship.
"The Monster of Wickit Village" follows the men of a small community as they struggle against a deadly force in their midst. What follows blurs the lines between the monstrosity itself and the monstrosities they commit.
Both works originally featured in Issue Thirteen of Grim & Gilded: https://www.grimandgilded.com/issue-thirteen