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A Nest of Nightmares is a collection of horror stories by Lisa Tuttle published in 1986.
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A Nest of Nightmares is a collection of horror stories by Lisa Tuttle published in 1986.
A Nest of Nightmares consists of 13 horror stories, all with female protagonists. [1] [2]
Dave Langford reviewed A Nest of Nightmares for White Dwarf #78, and stated that "Tuttle writes well and knows just how to push the gooseflesh button. I'd say more, but it's difficult to type while trembling under the bedclothes." [1] Jessica Amanda Salmonson described it as "the most significant book of its kind to take a consistently feminist approach to horror fiction". [2]
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