Rosa Leber

The Eldur Publishing House is launching a new anthology series. It focuses on classic suspense building and deep fears, with underlying meanings and double entendres. Classics like dark cellars, ghosts, and curses are just as present as modern variations of horror. The stories are predominantly sinister and rarely end well for the protagonists. Old school means: scary stories in the classic style. The emphasis is not on the detailed description of blood, semen, and feces, but rather on the good old ghosts, gypsy curses, werewolves, vampires, decaying manors, and séances. In Volume 1, 13 authors, some well-known and some new, have combined their talents. What has emerged is impressive. Contents: Andreas Laufhütte - The Cornfield, Christopher Derayes - Final Destination, Anja Hansen & M. H. Steinmetz - By the Weeping River, Andreas Ellefred - The False Ferryman, Florian Waldner - The House in Athens, Rainer Innreiter - Down There, Maximilian Goldenfeld - November Gray, Rosa Leber - The Clinic Elevator, Sören Prescher - Fatal Shortcut, Alla Leshenko - La Fleur du mal, Joon Schmied - The Smell of Jasmine, Peter Lancester - The Boy with the Glass Eye.