Listen: The Sound of Fear

Ten chilling stories by trans and nonbinary writers turn the ordinary world inside out with the sounds that haunt us. From a haunted phonograph in 1894 New York to a performance artist trapped inside a gallery, each tale listens for the moment when noise becomes danger, memory, or longing. This is horror that is intimate and alive, asking who gets to tell the past and who must answer when it knocks. Warm, fierce, and unflinching, these stories use sound to explore identity, trauma, and the fragile joy of being seen.

~ Included for centering trans and nonbinary voices in speculative horror while reclaiming sound as a site of memory, trauma, and resilience ~