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Taaqtumi 2: An Anthology of Arctic Horror Stories

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  Inuk writer Jamesie Fournier says scary monsters and horror stories often have important lessons and serve as cautionary tales for young people. (Photo courtesy of Jamesie Fourner) Arts and Culture    Oct 31, 2025  New anthology brings horror to the tundra Collection provides 12 spooky tales about zombies, monsters and other mythical creatures By Jorge Antunes A new anthology of Arctic horror stories includes modern interpretations of Inuit myths, zombies on the tundra and cannibal children. “When you encounter scary stories, in most cultures, they have that high interest value where they could be a little morbid or graphic or very da...

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