Lo que nos siguió a casa

What Followed Us Home, edited by Bram Stoker Award winner Cynthia Pelayo, is a groundbreaking anthology of Latin American horror that opens an imaginary door to the ancestral world of fear and cultural ghosts. The collection includes the work of acclaimed writers such as Agustina Bazterrica, Isabel Cañas, Mariana Enriquez, Zoraida Córdova, Gerardo Sámano Córdova, Pelayo herself, and many more; each reinventing horror through the lenses of colonization, immigration, faith, and folklore that endures across generations. The stories it gathers range from Argentine homes where the dead whisper behind locked doors, to deserts where the Grim Reaper reconstructs their bones under a relentless sun, to Caribbean waters where pleasant cruises turn predatory, and cities where love and demonic hunger share a body. Whether it's whispered prayers against demons, visions of hanged rebels returning in the form of shadows, or the terrifying fact that the land itself remembers blood, each piece is a testament to the resilience and horror rooted in Latin identity.