Abominable Stories

Once again, Bayona and Chavetta weave a narrative as entertaining as it is chilling in this collection of 13 stories that defy traditional formats: from a unsettling play to a macabre recipe and a set of instructions for ghost hunting.
Through pieces like Birthday… Happy?, In the Deep of the Forest, or Instructions to Hunt a Phantom, the author immerses readers in terrifying atmospheres where the supernatural and the psychological merge.
With precise and evocative prose, each story builds suspense in just a few pages. Chavetta’s illustrations amplify the darkness and mystery of the text, enriching the experience with disturbing visual layers.
A work that oscillates between classic terror and black humor, ideal for readers seeking brief tales… yet impossible to forget.

Key points

• Perfect for young adults and older readers looking to delve into literary horror or enjoy short yet intense stories.
• It blends classic terror with touches of black humor.
• The stories allude not only to external monsters but also to inner fears, such as loneliness, guilt, and insecurity.
• A subtle social critique emerges, as some stories tackle issues like social pressure, childhood cruelty, or adult hypocrisy.