Mia Dalia
Author
Mia Dalia is an internationally published, CWA-nominated author, a lifelong reader, and a longtime reviewer of all things fantastic, thrilling, scary, and strange. Mia's work has been selected as Tales to Terrify's top ten best stories of 2023 and shortlisted for the CWA's Daggers Award 2024.
Short fiction credits:
Online: Night Terror Novels, 50-word stories, Flash Fiction Magazine, Pyre Magazine, Tales from the Moonlit Path, Scarlet Literary Journal, WeirdWideWeb.
In print: anthologies by Sunbury Press, HellBound Press, Black Ink Fiction, Dragon Roost Press, Unsettling Reads, Moon, Anthology of Lunar Horror, Phobica Books, PsychoToxin Press, Wandering Wave Press, rebellionLIT Press, Bullet Points Vol. 3, Critical Blast, Off-Topic Publishing, Exploding Head Press, Headshot Press, Sinister Smile Press, Carte Blanche Magazine, Nightshade Press, WonderBird Press, Darke Holme Publishing, WriteHive, Crystal Lake Publishing, Mystery Magazine, and DraculaBeyondStoker Magazine.​
In narrative podcasts: Zoetic Press' Alphanumeric, Sudden Fictions, and Tales to Terrify.
Featured publications:
Estate Sale (Black Ink Fiction)
Tell Me a Story and Discordant ( Anuci Press)
Smile So Red and Other Tales of Madness ( Anuci Press)
Arrakoth ( Spaceboy Books)
Haven (CamCat Books)
Do You Know The Muffin Man? (Spaceboy Books)
Find her at
Twitter: @ Dalia_Verse
FB: DaliaVerse
Instagram: daliaverse
https://linktr.ee/daliaverse
"Life itself is the most wonderful fairy tale" -Hans Christian Andersen
HAVEN is HERE!
Available wherever books are sold!
“Horror fans who enjoy beautifully detailed characters and a subtle slide into dread and darkness set in a huge, creepy house will want to take this trip.” —Booklist, Starred Review
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“Subtle, sly, beautifully structured—a novel that leads you into the house and lets you start to feel at home, before tying you to a chair and opening the drawer with all the knives.” —Michael Marshall Smith, British Fantasy Award-winning author of Only Forward, The Straw Men, and The Intruders
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“Not since Robert Marasco’s Burnt Offerings has a house felt like such a dizzying abyss to its hapless inhabitants. Haven is no safe haven. Every evening under its roof is a nightmare, and every flip of the page leads its readers deeper into uneasy dreams.” —Clay McLeod Chapman, author of What Kind of Mother and Ghost Eaters
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“From beginning to end, Haven is a fascinating look at a family unraveling, and the phenomenal writing and subtle characterization brings to mind the best of Shirley Jackson.” —D. W. Gillespie, author of One by One and The Toy Thief
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