And there’s no better way to introduce yourself to Outcast Press
Released back in October 30th, 2021, Outcast Press’ inaugural anthology In Filth It Shall Be Found turned quite a few heads in the independent novel scene. Featuring an exceptional cast of independent writers, In Filth It Shall Be Found boasted a raw, dark, gritty and “in-you-face” line-up of storytelling.
Earlier this week, Outcast Press announced it will be marking down this anthology by 50%. Taking it to a price which can be described as “highway robbery” with the favoured paperback now available for only $7. There’s nothing sanitized in this book. Nothing watered down. In Filth It Shall Be Found tears the mask of reality off revealing a liver-colored musculature of dark fiction.
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There’s a healthy balance of established writers here including Craig Clevenger (The Contortionist’s Handbook), Lauren Sapala (Between The Shadow and Lo), Greg Levin (In Wolves’ Clothing) and Stephen J. Golds (Say Goodbye When I’m Gone).
Other writers include:
- Claudia Santino
- S.M. Fedor
- CT Marie
- Sue Petty
- Paige Johnson
- T.W. Garland
- Gregory J. Wolos
- Amanda Cecelia Lang
- G.C. McKay
- Simon Broder
- Sebastian Vice
- Emily Woe
- Don Logan
- Russell Thayer
- Elyse Russell
- Victory Witherkeigh
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Featuring over 20 stories, each author has explored the shadow side of their mind. Perhaps by working through past trauma or delving into a place that frightens them. For each piece, you won’t find easily digestible, stained-glass, or politically correct perspectives. There aren’t many commendable characters and there are even fewer happy endings.
Within the pages of this Anthology you’ll find the downtrodden and dirty. Because it’s in the mud, in the dark, in mainlined misery that truth reveals herself in all her filth-caked, blood-crusted glory.
Pick up In Filth It Shall Be Found through Amazon.
