A Mortuary for Songs

Elizabeth Guilt

Dec 2024 · Graveside Press

About this ebook

Stuart’s fifteen, obsessed with music, and kind of obsessed with Heather, too. They swap and share tapes, becoming more entangled in the music and each other.

When Heather disappears, Stuart’s convinced his world is unraveling, just like a broken cassette.

Ratings and reviews

A Mortuary for Songs is a very engaging story. Stuart is such a loveable character and you can't help but rooting for him. Even in this dark tale, you find yourself hoping he can save Heather, his BF & crush. I couldn't stop reading once I started, it is a real page turner! It will keep you locked in from the first page!. I received a free copy of this book via Graveside Press and am voluntarily leaving a review.

For such a short read, the author managed to reel me in and make me genuinely care for Stuart and Heather's relationship and kept me turning the pages to see how the story would end! They reminded me of listening to new albums with my friends in their bedrooms when we were younger, and the way we all bonded over our love for music. I would love for this story to be fully developed into a novel one day!

About the author

Elizabeth Guilt lives in London, UK, where history lurks alongside plate glass office buildings and stories spring out of the street names. Her fiction has appeared most recently in Pseudopod, Escape Pod, and Cosmic Horror Monthly.