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Divine In Essence
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After God created the Prison of the World, he threw away the key. In this collection of uncanny and disconcerting stories, a few unfortunate but charismatic innocents seek to find it. Any luck? Read DIVINE IN ESSENCE to find out!
Ten tales of the Strange to unchain you from the Real:
* a young boy captive in his stepmother’s glass eye,
* the engrossing diary of a sassy and intrepid girl-ghost,
* an “impudent” woman consigned to a passive life in a mirror,
* a mutilated Fury ransacking the dream world,
* Icarus mired in Brigitte Bardot,
* and more!
The stories of DIVINE IN ESSENCE exemplify a sui generis slipstream style that deftly weaves a psychedelic literary fabric from elements of Irrealism, Occult Horror, Oneiric Fiction, and the Weird. Attune your mind and be transformed. Escape!
(Nota bene for trigger-sensitive peeps: contains disturbing scenes, harm to children, and ontological dysphoria—sometimes even all at once.)
“Yarrow Paisley dictates dreams onto paper. His work is like nothing else I've read—enchanting, touching, terrifying, absurd.” —E. Catherine Tobler, author of The Necessity of Stars
“With his trademark sly humor, Paisley has created a world in a glass eye, a tour de force guaranteed to give readers delightful nightmares.” —Mickey J. Corrigan, author of What I Did for Love
Ten tales of the Strange to unchain you from the Real:
* a young boy captive in his stepmother’s glass eye,
* the engrossing diary of a sassy and intrepid girl-ghost,
* an “impudent” woman consigned to a passive life in a mirror,
* a mutilated Fury ransacking the dream world,
* Icarus mired in Brigitte Bardot,
* and more!
The stories of DIVINE IN ESSENCE exemplify a sui generis slipstream style that deftly weaves a psychedelic literary fabric from elements of Irrealism, Occult Horror, Oneiric Fiction, and the Weird. Attune your mind and be transformed. Escape!
(Nota bene for trigger-sensitive peeps: contains disturbing scenes, harm to children, and ontological dysphoria—sometimes even all at once.)
“Yarrow Paisley dictates dreams onto paper. His work is like nothing else I've read—enchanting, touching, terrifying, absurd.” —E. Catherine Tobler, author of The Necessity of Stars
“With his trademark sly humor, Paisley has created a world in a glass eye, a tour de force guaranteed to give readers delightful nightmares.” —Mickey J. Corrigan, author of What I Did for Love
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| ISBN | 1952600553 |
| Publisher | |
| Publication date | November 2026 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 342 pages |
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