All the White Spaces: A Novel

A Bram Stoker Award nominee, this historical horror novel follows an isolated polar expedition in Antarctica where something deadly and mysterious stalks the crew. In the aftermath of the First World War, Jonathan Morgan stows away on an Antarctic expedition led by world-famous explorer James "Australis" Randall. Aboard the ship, Jonathan can live as his true self and true gender, pursuing the adventures he has long been denied. However, war's aftermath weighs heavily on the expedition members, bringing grief, guilt, and mistrust among them. When disaster strikes in the Weddell Sea, the men are forced to land and overwinter at a location that appears eerie and wrong—unmarked on their maps. Completely isolated with no way to contact the outside world or receive rescue, the expedition faces a supernatural force that preys on their deepest desires and fears, picking them off one by one. Jonathan must confront his own inner demons to save himself and the remaining crew from destruction as the Antarctic winter descends and darkness deepens.