Today we’re revelaing the cover and launching the preorder for Pedro Iniguez’ short story collection. The cover created by Daniele Serra hints at the madness within, the twists and turns these tales take and what scuttles from the shadowed corners.

We’re offering a pre-order discount of $3 off the paperback and $5 off the hardcover

COMING MARCH 13, 2025

About the Artist

Daniele Serra is an Italian illustrator. Three-time winner of the British Fantasy Awardas “Best Artist” (2012, 2017 and 2021) and finalist at the World Fantasy Award2021 and 2023, his work includes covers, internal illustrations and comic adaptations for such highly esteemed authors as Stephen King, Clive Barker, Ramsey Campbell, Joe R. Lansdale and Joyce Carol Oates. His main influences and inspiration come from the world of weird and horror literature from H.P. Lovecraft and William H. Hodgson, Ridley Scott’s films, Japanese horror and the works of Clive Barker. Through his keen fascination with horror fiction, dating back to before his career started, he soon established his own distinctive style. Playing on striking contrasts between bright colours and darker tones, his work blends curves and shadows to create deeply atmospheric artworks, for the most part using watercolours, as well as Indian ink and charcoal.

His first artbook was published by PS Publishing, with an introduction by Clive Barker, author of the introduction also of the artbook Visioni published in 2023 by Sergio Bonelli Editore. For the same publisher, he drew the Color Fest edition of the cult Dylan Dog due out in November 2024. 
He has illustrated more than 300 novel covers released by labels all around the world.

A musician with a keen interest in music in general, he has also worked on a number of album covers and sleeve designs for bands such as Shining (IX, Season of Mist), :wumpscut: (Madman-Szpital Box, Beton Kopf Media), So Hideous (Laurestine, Prosthetic Records) e Hapax (Exile, Swiss Dark NIghts). Daniele lives on a Mediterranean island, in his house studio with his wife, his cats, various exotic insects and a vast collection of horror movies and books.

Back Cover Description

In Fever Dreams of a Parasite Iniguez weaves haunting tales that traverse worlds both familiar and alien. Paying homage to Lovecraft, Ligotti, and Langan, these cosmic horror, weird fiction, and folk-inspired stories explore tales of outsiders, killers, and tormented souls as they struggle to survive the lurking terrors of a cold and cruel universe. With symbolism and metaphor pulled from his Latino roots, Iniguez cuts deep into the political undercurrent to expose an America rarely presented in fiction. Whether it’s the desperation of poverty, the fear of deportation or the countless daily slights endured by immigrants, these tales are about people who are usually overlooked. This fresh perspective is often delivered with a twist that allows us to see the mundane with fresh eyes.