By John Watson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter\u00a0 Strathmore-based author Francine Cunningham is among several Indigenous authors who have contributed to a new horror anthology, Zegaajimo: Indigenous Horror Fiction. \u201cIt is a book of Indigenous horror stories and I was asked to contribute a story to it, which I did very happily,\u201d said Cunningham. \u201cI write a lot of dark fiction and horror fiction when I write short stories, so I was very excited to write a story for this collection.\u201d Cunningham explained one of the editors at Kegedonce Press reached out to her asking if she had a story she would like to contribute to the book, which she excitedly accepted. The stories which comprise the book are exclusively written by Indigenous authors. The same is true for the editorial… <\/p>\n
By John Watson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter\u00a0 Strathmore-based author Francine Cunningham is among several Indigenous authors who have contributed to a new horror anthology, Zegaajimo: Indigenous Horror Fiction. \u201cIt is a book of Indigenous horror stories and I was asked to contribute a story to it, which I did very happily,\u201d said Cunningham. \u201cI write a lot of dark fiction and horror fiction when I write short stories, so I was very excited to write a story for this collection.\u201d Cunningham explained one of the editors at Kegedonce Press reached out to her asking if she had a story she would like to contribute to the book, which she excitedly accepted. The stories which comprise the book are exclusively written by Indigenous authors. The same is true for the editorial... <\/p>\n