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THE DEEPEST PART OF THE OCEAN ©2017 Joanna Parypinski
YOU WILL COME TO NO HARM IN WATER ©2017 by Lucy Taylor
WALKING ON WATER ©2017 Dona Fox
A JOURNEY OF GREAT WAVES ©2017 Eric J. Guignard
ANTUMBRA ©2014 Lucy Snyder (*Reprint)
THE DROWNING OF COLIN HENDERSON ©2017 Stephen Gregory
THE FOURTH BELL ©2017 Daniel Braum
THE TARN ©2017 Simon Bestwick
THE BALLAD OF BALLARD AND SANDRINE ©2011 Peter Straub (*Reprint)
THE DOUBLE LENS ©2017 Lisa Mannetti
THE GORGE OF CHILDREN ©2017 Daniele Bonfanti
RAISED BY THE MOON ©2001 Ramsey Campbell (*Reprint)
DROWNING ©2017 Gregory L. Norris
UNDERWATER FERRIS WHEEL ©2012 Michael Bailey (*Reprint)
THE OLD WOMAN AND THE SEA ©2017 Marge Simon
IN THE DREAMTIME OF LADY RESURRECTION ©2007 Caitlín R. Kiernan (*Reprint)
TO TAKE THE WATER DOWN AND GO TO SLEEP ©2017 Frazer Lee
PERISCOPE OF THE DEAD ©2017 Paolo Di Orazio
WET SEASON ©1965 Dennis Etchison (*Reprint)
WINGS MADE FROM WATER ©2017 John Palisano
COME UP ©2017 Brian Evenson
BORN OF DARK WATERS ©2017 Michael H. Hanson
THE SEA-SLOP THING ©2015 Edward Lee (*Reprint)
EVERY BEAST OF THE EARTH ©2017 Tim Waggoner
NIGHTHAWK AND LONE WOLF ©2017 Gene O’Neill
SIREN ©2017 Jonah Buck
GILLS ©1998 David J. Schow (*Reprint)
THE EVERLASTING ©2017 Anthony Watson
RIVER WATCH ©2006 by Bruce Boston (*Reprint)
FRESH CATCH ©2017 Michael A. Arnzen
HIPPOCAMPUS ©2016 by Adam Nevill (*Reprint)
A SONG ONLY PARTIALLY HEARD ©2017 John Langan
BY THE SEA ©2017 Alessandro Manzetti (*Reprint)
SCAPE-GOATS ©1984 Clive Barker (*Reprint)
THE WASH ©2017 Lisa Morton
JUST WATCH ME NOW ©2016 Jodi Renée Lester (*Reprint)
THE HIKER ©2017 Jeremy Megargee
EVEN THE STARS FALL ©2017 by Nicola Lombardi
ORI ©2017 by Adam Millard
Edited by
Alessandro Manzetti and Jodi Renée Lester
In each of these stories from some of greatest writers of horror and dark fiction, water plays the dual role of accomplice and executioner. With accidental drownings, irresistible calls of sirens from the deep, strange whisperings from household plumbing, faces of the dead in droplets of water, rabid fish, leviathan monsters, and more, these thirty-nine tales of death by water will make you think twice about taking that long-awaited cruise, going for a midnight swim, or taking your next shower.
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