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Shirley Jackson nominated short story. It originally appeared in the anthology Creatures: Thirty Years of Monsters (2011), edited by Paul Tremblay and John Langan, and was reprinted in Fantasy Magazine, October 2011. The story is included in the collection She Said Destroy (2017).

Read the full story for free at Fantasy Magazine.

Shirley Jackson nominated short story. It originally appeared in Chizine, July-September 2008. The story is included in the collection She Said Destroy (2017).

Shirley Jackson Award-nominated Collection

A dictator craves love -- and horrifying sacrifice -- from his subjects; a mother raised in a decaying warren fights to reclaim her stolen daughter; a ghost haunts a luxury hotel in a bloodstained land; a new babysitter uncovers a family curse; a final girl confronts a broken-winged monster...

Word Horde presents the debut collection from critically-acclaimed Weird Fiction author Nadia Bulkin. Dreamlike, poignant, and unabashedly socio-political, She Said Destroy includes three stories nominated for the Shirley Jackson Award, four included in Year's Best anthologies, and one original tale, with an Introduction by Paul Tremblay.

Table of Contents:

• Introduction (She Said Destroy) - essay by Paul Tremblay
• Intertropical Convergence Zone - (2008) - short fiction
• The Five Stages of Grief - (2011) - short story
• And When She Was Bad - (2009) - short fiction
• Only Unity Saves the Damned - (2015) - short fiction
• Pugelbone - (2010) - short fiction
• Red Goat, Black Goat - (2010) - short story
• Seven Minutes in Heaven - (2015) - short story
• Girl, I Love You - (2014) - short story
• Endless Life - (2012) - short fiction
• Violet Is the Color of Your Energy - (2015) - short fiction
• Truth Is Order and Order Is Truth - (2014) - novelette
• Absolute Zero - (2011) - short story
• No Gods, No Masters - short fiction

This short story originally appeared in Nightmare Magazine, October 2016. It can also be found in the anthologies The Year's Best Dark Fantasy & Horror 2017, edited by Paula Guran, and The Best Horror of the Year: Volume Nine (2017), edited by Ellen Datlow.

Read the full story for free at Nightmare Magazine.