Lillith Pandora Releases 'Into the Dark Abyss'

In "Into the Dark Abyss" (published by Trafford Publishing), author Lillith Pandora's new collection of poetry, readers are whisked through the emotions she battles daily as a mixed connective tissue disease sufferer.

Readers find themselves in a collection of dark gothic and horror poetry, each poem written as an escape from Pandora's reality. Though dark in nature, each poem brings an enlightening aspect to the topics discussed. But, some poems also take readers down dark paths that few have ever dared to tread.

An excerpt from "Into the Dark Abyss":

"Imagine the deepest darkest parts of your mind and soul, then see the scariest images come to life...now see yourself following me into these deep dark evil places...will you follow me into the darkness to see just how dark the Abyss really IS?...."

"I hope after reading my poetry readers will understand the meaning behind the words," says Pandora. "I want them to feel love, death, sadness and, in turn, obtain a different view on poetry.

"Into the Dark Abyss"
By Lillith Pandora
Softcover | 8.5 x 11 in | 68 pages | ISBN 9781490707112
E-Book | 68 pages | ISBN 9781490707105
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Lillith Pandora is 50 years old. She has been writing since the age of 8 and has had several poems published in the horror magazine Arcanum Axiom. Now retired due to health, she spends her days doing what she loves best: writing poetry and short stories.

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