 | | |
|
| Richard (editor) Edward Lee, Kealan Burke, Thomas Montelone, Douglas Clegg, Elizabeth Massie, F. Paul & Meggan C. Wilson, Tom Piccirilli, Brian Keene & Michael Huyck Jr., John Maclay, Michael Laimo, Robert Morrish, David Barnett, J.F. Gonzal Chizmar : SHIVERS 3 | |
| Author: |
|
Richard (editor) Edward Lee, Kealan Burke, Thomas Montelone, Douglas Clegg, Elizabeth Massie, F. Paul & Meggan C. Wilson, Tom Piccirilli, Brian Keene & Michael Huyck Jr., John Maclay, Michael Laimo, Robert Morrish, David Barnett, J.F. Gonzal Chizmar
|
| Title: |
|
SHIVERS 3 |
| Moochable copies: |
|
No copies available |
| Recommended: |
|
| Topics: |
|
| Binding: |
|
Paperback |
| Pages: |
|
|
| Date: |
|
2004 |
| ISBN: |
|
B000P0XZAM |
| Publisher: |
|
Cemetery Dance Publications |
| Wishlists: |
|
| Description: |
|
Product Description
Cemetery Dance Publications is proud to announce the third entry in this award nominated and bestselling anthology series! Shivers III contains almost twenty short stories from today's hottest writers, including Douglas Clegg, Thomas F. Monteleone, Tom Piccirilli, F. Paul Wilson, Al Sarrantonio, and many others! Featuring original dark fiction with a handful of rare reprints, Shivers III is available only as a beautiful perfect-bound trade paperback!
~ ~ ~ ~
"With this third compilation of new and reprinted horror stories, Chizmar establishes the Shivers series as the first non-retrospective horror annual in nearly a decade. There are selections to satisfy all tastes in terror, ranging from Meggan C. Wilson and F. Paul Wilson's "Itsy Bitsy Spider...," a giant spider infestation tale with overtones of 1950s B-movies, to Kealan Patrick Burke's "Underneath," a psychological suspenser spun from teenage angst. Thomas F. Monteleone's "Horn of Plenty," about a musical instrument that preys vampirically on a jazz musician, is a gracefully subtle dark fantasy at the opposite extreme from Edward Lee's "Please Let Me Out," a shamelessly puerile romp of erotic horror. There are highlights of both supernatural and non-supernatural horror, including Tom Piccirilli's "This, and That's the End of It," a haunting afterlife fantasy fueled by powerful expressions of grief and loss, and Douglas Clegg's "Becoming Men," which evokes The Lord of the Flies in its gripping depiction of juveniles in revolt against authorities at a tough-love disciplinary boot camp. In contrast to previous volumes, this one leans more heavily on reprints, which represent most of the book's best selections. Nevertheless, the core horror audience for whom this anthology is intended will appreciate a series that has become as dependable for horror as Halloween."
- Publishers Weekly
|
| URL: |
|
http://bookmooch.com/B000P0XZAM |
|
|
| | |
| | | |
