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Cities of Night: A Smorgasbord of Stories
13 stories. 12 cities. 3 continents. 1 voice...From Atlanta to Blackpool, London to New York; from Rome to Prague to SanFrancisco... from Albuquerque, New Mexico, Birmingham, Alabama, to WashingtonD.C. (citadel of the dead) to Hollyweird and the city of Lost Angels... all arecities of night. And the night is forever now.
Paperback, 237 pages
Published
April 20th 2010
by Diamond Book Distributors
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Bookended by a short & sweet 2-part apocalyptic thriller, this collection of ten stories by Philip Nutman (author of my all-time favorite zombie novel, WET WORK) features 7 reprints and 3 originals, each different from the other.
After the opening section of 'Unearthly Powers,' 'Full Throttle' is a nihilistic speed-ball of a tale that will surely get your blood pumping, while "Pavlov's Wristwatch' is a creepy (and humorous) ode to Peter Pan. If you're a film fan, 'Churches of Desire' will mos...more
After the opening section of 'Unearthly Powers,' 'Full Throttle' is a nihilistic speed-ball of a tale that will surely get your blood pumping, while "Pavlov's Wristwatch' is a creepy (and humorous) ode to Peter Pan. If you're a film fan, 'Churches of Desire' will mos...more
I've loved me some Nutman stories, but most of these were a bit of a disappointment.
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