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Strange, sinister shadows jump and skitter in the firelight. Broomsticks and black hats are silhouetted against the moon, and in the darkness witchfinders hunt their hated enemy. Under the influence of their Ghastly Tome, the army of the Red gathers its forces in the night.

Remember Issue 4 (Queer & Loathing in Wonderland) of Polluto? Well you may recall that Deb Hoag got so excited by its title that she wrote a scandalous short story called 'Queer & Loathing on the Yellow Brick Road'. Never one to say no to a challenge, Dog Horn Publishing's Mistress of Letters has now finished a novel based on the same short, with the same title. If it's anything like her fantastic last book, Crashin' the Real it'll go down a treat! Keep your eyes peeled for updates, or join our mailing list.