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MOTHER KNOWS BEST
Tales of Homemade Horror May 7, 2024 | Black Spot Books New and exclusive short stories and poems inspired by bad mothers from some of today’s fiercest women in horror. Featuring Rachel Harrison, Gwendolyn Kiste, Kristi DeMeester, and Kelsea Yu, edited by Lindy Ryan with a foreword by Sadie “Mother Horror” Hartmann.
From mama trauma to smother mother, this all-new women in horror anthology features stories about the scariest monster of them all—our mothers. |
praise for Mother Knows Best
2024 Bram Stoker Awards® Nominee
"Twisted caregiving and inescapably tainted love abound in this intimate and visceral anthology from editor Ryan... These chilling tales impress." –Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW
"Deliciously evocative and revealing... Not for the faint of heart." –Midwest Book Review
"Monstrous mothers, abusive but still human mothers, controlling mothers, neglectful mothers—this book is full of them. The horror is anything but shy, as some of these stories truly are horrific." –The Horror Tree
"This book delivers something for everyone." –Cemetery Dance
"A brilliant, biting collection, the works in MOTHER KNOWS BEST give new, visceral meaning to the phrase mommy issues. At times heartfelt and always horrifying, with every piece the all-consuming mother digs her teeth in deeper and, oh, it hurts so good." –Katrina Monroe, author of Graveyard of Lost Children
"Twisted caregiving and inescapably tainted love abound in this intimate and visceral anthology from editor Ryan... These chilling tales impress." –Publishers Weekly STARRED REVIEW
"Deliciously evocative and revealing... Not for the faint of heart." –Midwest Book Review
"Monstrous mothers, abusive but still human mothers, controlling mothers, neglectful mothers—this book is full of them. The horror is anything but shy, as some of these stories truly are horrific." –The Horror Tree
"This book delivers something for everyone." –Cemetery Dance
"A brilliant, biting collection, the works in MOTHER KNOWS BEST give new, visceral meaning to the phrase mommy issues. At times heartfelt and always horrifying, with every piece the all-consuming mother digs her teeth in deeper and, oh, it hurts so good." –Katrina Monroe, author of Graveyard of Lost Children