In 'here & here & here is where it hurts', Jaclyn Watterson invites us to enter a new world of experimental horror. After wresting control of their dead mother's home from her five brothers-whom she cannot tell apart-Margaret, the lone daughter, begins exploring the secrets that lay within the rambling house, encoded in its stained-glass windows and hidden passages leading to a mysterious attic shrine. Meanwhile, she encounters a group of local women who eventually find their way inside her new home-what do they know that they aren't saying? Through her singular prose, Watterson probes the darkest recesses of the human psyche, offering us unsettling images rather than easy answers: if you find the unconventional and the unexpected frightening, be prepared to be scared out of your wits.