Carson Winter
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Thomas Ligotti, Jon Padgett, Laird Barron, Nicole Cushing, Stephen Kin
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December 2013
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"The very first book on my Nook! Oooh, aahh!
Just fantastic! So much fun, and so easy to read! I would have gotten through it in one sitting if I didn't start and 9 PM and have to go to work the next morning. The overlapping novella was the perfect way " Read more of this review » |
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"Quite possibly the most fucked up book I've ever read. There's some serious gore, but the real horror is psychological. And there's no escaping it, because it's not something Winter made up."
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"Wonderfully imaginative stories from an underrated golden age sci-fi/fantasy writer. They occasionally get long winded (they were of a time), but they're always entertaining."
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| Great premise, great art, bad story. Hard to rate this one, but it’s short enough that I can forgive its sins. It veers into territory that I’d deem too “comic booky” for my tastes, but its atmosphere and art style mostly makes up for it. | |
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| A taut thriller that explores the bestial nature of man and its conflict with society. Sharp prose, lots of wit, and a very fast read. | |
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Curtis wrote: "Have you tried Tender is the Flesh? I think you might find it a bit more direct and I'm certain you'd love what a gut punch it is."
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| Cowell’s The Obsidian Mirror is an atmospheric novella that propels folk horror beyond that of rural rites, into the realm of the cosmic. A quick, fun read for horror fans that yearn for remote manors, weird paintings, and dark histories. | |
“In some men, it might open a wound, a sad acknowledgment of the state of his marriage, but Ed did not think like that. He lived in the present and was happy to be loved in the present, if not in the past.”
― The Psychographist
― The Psychographist
“We, the many, will purge our lands of those that keep us under their thumbs. What community is truly a community when it is built on the backs of others? Which of us farms the fields? Which of us brings blood to these soils? To those that are so resolute in their superiority- we offer an alternative to their station.
This alternative is death. By our hands, by those that you have subjugated for so long.
It is true, we are not worldly. But that does not make us weak. We can be fooled, as our rulers have seen in the past. But silver tongues run red with righteous violence when the time is right.”
― A Spectre is Haunting Greentree
This alternative is death. By our hands, by those that you have subjugated for so long.
It is true, we are not worldly. But that does not make us weak. We can be fooled, as our rulers have seen in the past. But silver tongues run red with righteous violence when the time is right.”
― A Spectre is Haunting Greentree
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