Kaaron Warren

Oct 16, 2024 | reactormag.com | Kaaron Warren |Ellen Datlow

A florist becomes obsessed with the strange, haunting red flowers she buys from an equally strange old lady…I hadn’t seen the old lady with her pram full of flowers for months. In A Bunch of Love, we joked our takings were up; without her five-dollar bunches of flowers, people came in to us instead. My boss didn’t find it funny. “You know she steals those flowers? No outlay.”“And spends the profit on bad men,” I said. I kind of loved the resourcefulness of the old lady.

May 29, 2024 | capitalcrime.org | Kaaron Warren |Syd Moore

Playing with Ghosts: Haunting pasts and not-so-hidden horrors with Natalie Marlow, Kaaron Warren, Syd Moore and participating moderator Anita FrankN.B. This is an individual event ticket and only includes access to the event, and the 10% Goldsboro Books discount in our onsite festival bookshop. This is an individual event ticket.

Apr 2, 2024 | crimereads.com | Kaaron Warren

The Underhistory began with a box of old postcards. Written in the 1920s and 1930s, they were from an artist travelling Europe, notes back home to his wife and sons. They had a lovely tone to them. Even when he met royalty, his postcard said, ‘look after Mummy and we’ll get you a bicycle when I come home.” Sometimes Mummy travelled with him and there were letters home to the boys, who I imagined were having a great time themselves.

Apr 1, 2023 | libraryjournal.com | Kaaron Warren

The Man, a copper-colored nude statue, measuring 60 men high, has been the protector of a community for generations. McNubbin works as a carrier, spending his days feeding dead bodies into the mouth of the Man. Their decaying corpses marinate together, creating a precious juice, “the Bitters,” that is tapped from the toe. Residents are protected with good health because of it, and others flock to their town annually to partake.