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The Scariest Book: Black Tales – IS – 2024 – ISBN 978-5-17-152297-1

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Oh, those fairy tales. Oh, those storytellers. In the olden days, people didn't know good fairy tales. Fairy tales were dark and frightening stories of death, violence, black sorcery. In them, hapless rulers were boiled alive, children were starved to death, and orphans had their limbs cut off. And even H. C. Andersen's Little Mermaid drank the blood of a sea witch before she lost her tongue and went on land to her beloved prince.
Fairy tales are the first horror stories... And now they're coming back to you the way they always were and should be! The anthology "Black Fairy Tales" contains both modern variations of the famous fairy tales about the Queen of Shamakhan, Little Red Riding Hood and Rusalka, and completely new, original and unique stories based on the folklore of different countries and peoples. The fruits of the exuberant imagination of such authors as Oleg Kozhin, Alexander Matyukhin, Mike Gelprin, Dmitry Tikhonov, Oksana Vetlovskaya and many, many others gathered in one large and very scary collection of a famous writer and compiler of horror anthologies M. S. Parfenov. There is no room for light magic here, because these are fairy tales for adults. Black, black fairy tales ...
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