These Dreaming Spires by Multiple Authors (14) (Hardback)

These Dreaming Spires by Multiple Authors (14) (Hardback)

Twelve dark academia stories set among elite schools, hidden libraries and dangerous obsessions. Rivalries deepen, secrets spread and brilliance burns too bright. With contributions from Olivie Blake, Genevieve Cogman, MK Lobb and more, this collection explores ambition, power and what students might do to be seen...read the full blurb.

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MA-TDS-HB
ISBN:
9781835410196
Pages:
368
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Weight 576 g
Dimensions 164 × 34 × 241 mm
Author

Multiple Authors (14)

Condition

New

Format

Hardback

Genre

Adult, Anthologies, Dark Academia, Dark Fantasy, Fantasy, Fiction, Gay, Horror, Lesbian, LGBTQ+, MM, MMF, Queer, Short Stories, Urban Fantasy

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Titan Books

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Blurb:

A new term opens and the gates of academia are not as welcoming as they seem. Behind the ivy-grown walls and stained-glass windows, ambition ferments, alliances sharpen and knowledge comes with a price. These Dreaming Spires gathers twelve dark academia tales from acclaimed writers, each exploring what happens when intellect, obsession and privilege collide. Libraries become labyrinths of temptation. Study sessions spark rivalries that twist into something dangerous. Professors hold influence that reaches far beyond the classroom, while students carry secrets heavy enough to break them.

Readers step into elite schools and ancient colleges where scholarship masks cruelty and devotion turns to fixation. There are friendships that decay through envy, affairs shadowed by power, and youthful brilliance edged with desperation. Some stories whisper of ghosts bound to campus halls, others chart crimes born from pride, love or betrayal. Every story asks what someone might risk to belong, succeed or be remembered.

With contributions from Olivie Blake, Genevieve Cogman, MK Lobb, Kate Alice Marshall, Erica Waters and other talented voices, this collection offers new angles on a beloved genre. Each writer shapes their own unsettling world while holding onto the familiar elements that draw readers back to dark academia: autumn chill, candlelit desks, whispered plots and the slow unravelling of bright young minds.