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Content notes
Horror can explore difficult experiences. These brief notes are here to help you decide what feels right for you. Choose a title to reveal its notes; no character outcomes or plot explanations are included.
The lists identify selected themes and depictions, not every potentially distressing passage. A subject not listed should not be taken as a guarantee that it is absent. Editions may differ.
A Murder of Crowes
- Murder and criminal investigation
- Violence and threats
- Psychological distress
As the Crowe Flies
- Violence and blood
- Death and bereavement
- Disturbing memories and psychological distress
The Containment Ward
- Psychiatric hospitalization and confinement
- Grief and loss
- Supernatural threat and psychological distress
Mr. Tall
- Threats involving a child
- Fear within the home
- Supernatural menace and family distress
Absolution
- Death, bereavement, and loss of a child
- Religious horror and abuse of spiritual trust
- Violence and disturbing bodily imagery
Return to Blackthorne
- Graphic violence, blood, and death
- Institutional confinement
- Disturbing memories and supernatural threat
The Last Chapter
- Death and bereavement
- Hospital and ICU settings
- Memory loss and psychological distress
The Mourner’s Club
- Bereavement and grief support settings
- Manipulation and abuse of trust
- Graphic violence and death
- Alcohol use
The Perfect Stranger
- Sexual content
- Coercion, confinement, and compromised consent
- Overdose references
- Violence and disturbing medical treatment
- Identity disturbance
Apartment 4C
- Surveillance and invasion of privacy
- Panic attacks and memory loss
- Violence, blood, and death
Pleasant Oaks
- Grief and loss
- Psychological distress and disrupted memory
- Mental-health treatment settings
Dreadmere: The Unwritten
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