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Silk and Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora | Lee Murray, Nadia Bulkin, Ai Jiang

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From lengths of muscle and vein, ground bones, endless ropes of sinew ... it is with our bodies folk horror is woven. Edited by Bram Stoker Award-nominee Kristy Park Kulski, Silk & Sinew features contributions from some of the most acclaimed authors of the Asian Diaspora. With stories and poetry by Nadia Bulkin, Ai Jiang, Angela Yuriko Smith, Christina Sng, Jess Cho, Geneve Flynn, JAW McCarthy, Christopher Hann, Ayida Shonibar, Saheli Khastagir, Saba Syed Razvi, Gabriela Lee, Bryan Thao Worra, Priya Sridhar, Rowan Cardosa, Shawna Yang Ryan, and Yi Izzy Yu. With a foreword by Monika Kim.

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Silk and Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora | Lee Murray, Nadia Bulkin, Ai Jiang

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The first few stories were interesting. Then as the book progressed they became less so. My favorite stories were:

Mother's Mother's Daughter - This was a really interesting story about witchcraft. I liked the use of the body to do magic.
Pig Feet - a very creepy story. Disturbing.

I could really do without all the poetry. It is my least favorite thing to read. I'm just here for the short fiction.

This is a low pick for me.

Reggie This woman has won so many Stoker Awards. 3mo

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