Ezra Flint writes short-form horror in the campfire tradition: ghost stories, urban legends and cautionary tales built to be read aloud in the dark. The tales in Rest in Pieces draw on folk-horror motifs that have circulated for generations - the bride who hides in a chest and is not found, the spirit that returns for what was buried with it, the voice that climbs the stairs one step at a time - set beside new inventions of manors, ghost ships and spectral wolves.