| Title | : | The Fiends in the Furrows III: Final Harvest |
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| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 373 |
| Publication | : | Published August 1, 2023 |
YOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW THE FIENDS IN THE FURROWS FINAL HARVEST is a collection of nineteen stories embodying the menacing essence of Folk Horror. Folk Horror fans will uncover in these short stories tales of rampant rural monstrosity and agrarian horror within rustic settings, where dread sinks its roots deep into the earth to bring forth a bountiful crop of unforgettable terrors. Nosetouch Press is proud to present THE FIENDS IN THE FURROWS FINAL HARVEST to horror readers everywhere.
FEATURING:
Die Booth, “Paper Coins”
Ryan Cassavaugh, “The Last Honeyboy”
Dan Coxon, “Come Sing for the Harrowing”
Matt Elphick, “Cooper’s Hill”
Tracy Fahey, “Witchwalking”
J.M. Faulkner, “Radegast”
Timothy Granville, “Sarsen Wood”
Coy Hall, “Herald of the Red Hen”
Fox Claret Hill, “Mrs. Badger’s Bones”
Charlie Hughes, “The Motley”
Rae Knowles, “Mulberry Silk”
Thersa Matsuura, “Child of the Gods”
Catherine McCarthy, “The Sickle and the Tithe”
Damien B. Raphael, “As the Thing is Needed”
Zachary Rosenberg, “The Gods That Drift With Us”
Melissa A. Szydlek, “Back Yonder”
Steve Rasnic Tem, “F is for the Farm”
Richard Thomas, “The Keeper of the Light”
Alex Wolfgang, “Malleability”
The Fiends in the Furrows III: Final Harvest Reviews
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'The Fiends In The Furrows III: Final Harvest" edited by David T. Neal and Christine M. Scott is the third installment of what I now consider an incredible folk horror trilogy is just that: an incredible third installment. A brand new collection of nineteen folk horror stories, expertly curated by Neal and Scott, give readers exactly what they want: classic horror themes explored via the terrifyingly real effects of nature. From misunderstood pagan rituals to the power of women through history, 'Final Harvest' is an excellent addition to the folk horror canon and a fantastic (possible) completion of the Fiends in The Furrows trilogy. With all that being said, I find it hard to properly rate a story collection. I would consider this a five star read; however I am biased, as I loved the first two collections and this is my favorite sub genre of horror. Regardleas of that, I have included my favorite stories (and the feelings I felt for a couple of them🤪) and will forever recommend this collection and it's counterparts to those who love horror and especially folk horror.
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The Motley
Mrs. Badger's Bones
Cooper's Hill (!!!!)
Come Sing For The Harrowing
Herald of The Red Hen
The Gods That Drift With Us
The Sickle and The Tithe
Sarsen Wood
Witchwalking (BITCH) -
I don't feel right giving this anthology a numerical rating as it contains one of my own stories, but I was a huge fan of the first two volumes of this series and this one felt like an excellent capstone for the project. Lots of excellent stories with a wide variety of takes on folk horror. If you dug the first two books, or if you just enjoy folk horror in general, you can't go wrong with this book.
