A trip through Newfoundland finds ghosts at every stop and tales of woe behind every corner, of the sort you won’t see in a tourism ad. But when you jump on board the TERROR NOVA tour bus, you’re given a first-hand account of the secrets every foggy night holds.
Featuring twelve terrifying short stories from Newfoundland’s top talents, including IPPY-Award winner Ida Linehan Young (The Room Upstairs), Brad Dunne (The Merchant’s Mansion), Matthew LeDrew (As Loved Our Fathers), Paul Carberry (Carcharodon), award-winning filmmaker Mike Fardy, and many more!
Brad Dunne is a freelance writer and editor from St. John’s, Newfoundland. He began his writing career as an intern at The Walrus magazine and has published journalism and essays in publications such as Maisonneuve, The Canadian Encyclopedia, and Herizons. His short fiction has been featured in In/Words, Acta Victoriana, and The Cuffer Anthology.
His debut novel, After Dark Vapours, was released in October to positive response. He maintains a blog at braddunne.ca
He’s also active on twitter (@braddunne1796) and instagram (@yoloflaherty).
Born and raised in Newfoundland, Ali spends most of her time scribbling stories and ideas in notebooks, and is rarely seen without paper and pen.
She is an avid traveler, foodie, and fan of the Oxford comma.