“A Strantzas story feels painfully, achingly, uncompromisingly human.” — Brian Evenson

“Strantzas doesn’t just tell scary stories—he peels back the layers of the human mind and dives straight into the shadows… where the real terror isn’t just what’s out there… but what’s already inside us.”
— Cassandra Clare

“In Other Sides, Strantzas often begins with a trope that seems familiar, but then he suddenly splits it open and spatchcocks it to reveal a shape that feels at once monstrous and new. Or he offers something that seems initially so out there that you don’t know where the story is taking you until its knife is pressed against your throat and you’re afraid to move. But no matter its approach, a Strantzas story feels painfully, achingly, uncompromisingly human.”
— Brian Evenson

Lethe Press, 2025 — The Nineteenth Step; Witch’s Clutch; Showing; Jason’s in the Garden; Not the Same Place; Still Packed; Stemming the Tide; That House; The Needle Song; Everything is White; Shepherd Not Sheep; The Beautiful Fog Ascending; The Somnambulists; Interior Designs