The Fears That Followed Us Home

This anthology of Latiné horror recasts immigration, colonization, faith, and folklore as fears inherited across generations and carried over borders.

Its stories pass through haunted households, harsh landscapes, and sacred spaces that have turned dangerous, where ancient forces and intimate ones both take hold of the body.

The dead continue behind locked doors, bones draw themselves together again under relentless suns, and love can become a passage for demonic hunger.

Devotion, blood, and memory give the past a means of pushing back.

What has followed these lives home does not leave without a claim of its own.