Sunken Egypt

Inspiration for The Dark Queen, a short story based on the sunken city of Thonis / Herakleon, off the north coast of Egypt. Published in Feel The Fear anthology, Oct 2017. https://jfpenn.com/book/fiction-river-feel-the-fear/

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J.F.Penn: Thriller Author, Podcaster at Books and Travel

a large group of statues in the ocean with water around them and under the surface

One of many underwater Memorials along the Slave Passage where many Africans were tossed overboard with large stones tied to them. Many women would jump overboard with their infants to avoid the evil horrors that took place aboard the slave ships.

an ancient statue in the middle of the ocean with water around it and corals on the ground

The Dark Queen from Thonis-Heraklion

J.F.Penn: Thriller Author, Podcaster at Books and Travel

Sunken Egypt

the book cover for the dark queen by j f penn, with an image of a woman

The Dark Queen: A Supernatural Short Story

The Dark Queen: A Supernatural Short Story by J.F. Penn

an underwater photo of a man's head in the water with fish around him

Sunken Egypt Thonis-Heraklion

J.F.Penn: Thriller Author, Podcaster at Books and Travel

Sunken Egypt

an underwater view of a ship wreck with many fish swimming around it and in the water

Head of a god from sunken city Thonis-Heraklion

J.F.Penn: Thriller Author, Podcaster at Books and Travel

Sunken Egypt

a person swimming in the water near rocks

Diving in Verzasca River Diver in crystal clear water of Verzasca river in Ticino - Switzerland. This dive site is dangerous if you don’t respect the security rules. But it’s a fabulous world with rounded rock. You can see across the surface from the bottom of the river. It’s a kind of underwater cathedral. Photograph by Marc Henauer

a black and white photo of a woman's hair blowing in the wind with her eyes closed

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the poster for fiction river's film feel the fear, which features a tree with no leaves on it

Fiction River: Feel the Fear: Volume 25 (Fiction River: An Original Anthology Magazine)

Fear. The word alone evokes a powerful response. And in Feel the Fear, editor Mark Leslie takes readers on a haunting tour of the many ways fear presents itself. From genuine horror stories filled with frightening monsters to the real-life horror of losing a loved one to the terrifying idea of losing one’s own mind, these tales run not only the genre gamut but also the emotional gamut. With each fearful twist, the sixteen talented writers in this volume prove why Adventures Fantastic says “ i...