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Thirteen Tales from the Other Side is a collection of strange, unsettling short stories rooted in rural high desert folklore, childhood superstition, and the uneasy feeling that the world beside our own is never very far away. In these tales, familiar places become wrong in ways no one can easily explain. Dirt roads lead somewhere they should not. Old stories refuse to stay buried. Small towns try to hold their secrets close. Children glimpse things that adults would rather dismiss, and ordinary people find themselves brushing against something just beyond the edge of their reason. Blending eerie atmosphere, local legend, perceived memory, and suspenseful dread, Thirteen Tales from the Other Side explores what happens when the strange slips through the cracks of everyday life. These are stories of isolation, curiosity, fear, and the dangerous pull of the unknown, told from the far side of the familiar.

Chisholm Morris writes fiction, usually short fiction, often strange fiction, with dramatic or adventure-oriented work when that better fits the story. He began writing in the mid-1990s, and some of those early manuscripts were first published in the early 2000s. His work grew from poetry into short stories and the lore of his fictional universe known as the Cosmality, which he created to house his independent creative works. Chisholm Morris is drawn to strange stories above all else: stories told around campfires, shared one on one, passed through small groups, or brought up because something nearby reminded someone of them. Some are spooky, some are funny, some are weirdly plausible, and some start by asking what kind of story could have happened there?