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May the Sea Smother You

Contributors

By Nicholas Pullen

Formats and Prices

On Sale
May 25, 2027
Page Count
400 pages
Publisher
Run For It
ISBN-13
9780316573078

Price

$19.99

Price

$25.99 CAD

In the cold, still depths of Lake Superior it waits. It hungers. It hates.

Gary has escaped the clutches of his narrow-minded home town, working through addiction to build a life for himself and his partner, Tim. He pushes the past from his mind, estranging himself from his father and grandfather.

But the lake hasn’t forgotten about Gary, nor have the dark things that dwell in the buried shipwrecks in its depths. The water will call him home, and it will take its due.

May the Sea Smother You is a haunting tale of aquatic horror, perfect for fans of The Deep and From Below.

Praise for Nicholas Pullen’s The Black Hunger:

“A new dark classic. . . reveals its horrors inch by devastating inch.” – Molly O’Neill, author of Greenteeth

“Full of slow, creeping horror. . . a triumph.”  – Thomas D. Lee, author of Perilous Times

“Utterly original and thrillingly addictive.” – Jennifer Thorne, author of Diavola

“A terrifying journey to the place where the cruelest, hungriest creatures hide.” – Michael Rowe, author of Wild Fell


Nicholas Pullen

About the Author

Nicholas Pullen is a graduate of Somerville College at Oxford University, where he received his BA in history, and holds an MA in history from McGill University. His short fiction has appeared in the Toronto Star, the Copperfield Review Quarterly, and AntiHeroin Chic. By day he works for the Government of Canada, and by night he pens eldritch tales. He knows the names, locations, depths, and stories of every shipwreck in Georgian Bay, and most of the rest of the Great Lakes for that matter. He lives in the Yukon with his husband and their dog.
 


 

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