Informationen zum Autor E.M. Carroll is a writer and artist of numerous short comics, both online and in print, many of which are available to read at her website www.emcarroll.com. Her 2014 book Through the Woods, a collection of horror comics, won an Eisner Award, Ignatz Award and the British Fantasy Award for Best Comic/Graphic Novel. Emily lives with her wife Kate and their two dogs in Ontario, Canada. Klappentext A New York Times'' Notable Book of 2023 Winner of the LA Times Book Prize for Graphic Novel/Comics Winner of the Lammy Award Winner for LGBTQ+ Comic Winner of the The Doug Wright Award for Best Book ''Carroll''s voice is unique and powerful and I, for one, am addicted.'' GUILLERMO DEL TORO ''Carroll''s talent is immense.'' Observer, Graphic Novel of the Month ''Carroll knows when to shock on the turn of a page and when to leave her horrors lurking'' Independent ''Carroll has a mainline to the reader''s psychic pressure points, the kind of fears and phobias that go all the way back to the cave.'' Irish Times A contemporary gothic horror and comics classic, perfect for fans of Stephen King, Stranger Things and The Haunting of Hill House. I used to dream of Dragons. . . Abby is settling into married life: making coffee, cooking for David and her stepdaughter Crystal, spending evenings curled up together in front of the TV. For a quiet woman without many friends, she''s proud of the life she has built, and desperately wants to believe they will all be happy. But what really happened to Crystal's mother, the artist who no-one speaks of? What secrets does their strange house by the water harbour, and what of Abby's old dreams and fears, of Lady Grey, the Knight and the Dragons? In their chilling return - a story of grief, ghosts, and the struggle to be true to oneself - E.M. Carroll casts another unforgettable spell. Vorwort A contemporary gothic horror and comics classic, perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman, Joe Hill, Stranger Things and The Haunting of Hill House Zusammenfassung A contemporary gothic horror and comics classic, perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman, Joe Hill, Stranger Things and The Haunting of Hill House...

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E.M. Carroll is a writer and artist of numerous short comics, both online and in print, many of which are available to read at their website www.emcarroll.com. Their 2014 book Through the Woods, a collection of horror comics, won an Eisner Award, Ignatz Award and the British Fantasy Award for Best Comic/Graphic Novel. Emily lives with their wife Kate and their two dogs in Ontario, Canada.

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A New York Times'' Notable Book of 2023
Winner of the LA Times Book Prize for Graphic Novel/Comics
Winner of the Lammy Award Winner for LGBTQ+ Comic
Winner of the The Doug Wright Award for Best Book
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''Carroll''s voice is unique and powerful and I, for one, am addicted.''**
GUILLERMO DEL TORO

''Carroll''s talent is immense.''
Observer, Graphic Novel of the Month

**''Carroll knows when to shock on the turn of a page and when to leave her horrors lurking''
***Independent

***''Carroll has a mainline to the reader''s psychic pressure points, the kind of fears and phobias that go all the way back to the cave.''
**Irish Times
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A contemporary gothic horror and comics classic, perfect for fans of Stephen King, Stranger Things and The Haunting of Hill House.

I used to dream of Dragons. . .
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Abby is settling into married life: making coffee, cooking for David and her stepdaughter Crystal, spending evenings curled up together in front of the TV. For a quiet woman without many friends, she''s proud of the life she has built, and desperately wants to believe they will all be happy.

But what really happened to Crystal's mother, the artist who no-one speaks of? What secrets does their strange house by the water harbour, and what of Abby's old dreams and fears, of Lady Grey, the Knight and the Dragons?

In their chilling return - a story of grief, ghosts, and the struggle to be true to oneself - E.M. Carroll casts another unforgettable spell.

Zusammenfassung
A contemporary gothic horror and comics classic, perfect for fans of Neil Gaiman, Joe Hill, Stranger Things and The Haunting of Hill House