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Gordon Grice

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Guymon, OK, The United States
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Ambrose Bierce, Edgar Allan Poe, JS LeFanu

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Gordon Grice has written about the dark corners of biology for The New Yorker (where he tackled the history of post-mortem dissections), Harper’s (black widow spiders), and Discover (leprosy). His books include The Red Hourglass: Lives of the Predators and Deadly Kingdom (paperback: The Book of Deadly Animals). His other projects include National Geographic’s eBook short Shark Attacks: Inside the Mind of the Ocean’s Most Terrifying Predator and more than a dozen horror stories in magazines, including the Best of the ‘Net winner “The White Cat” and the Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror runner-up “Hide.”


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Mayhem in Shotgun Honey

 


Killing is easy. . . but what do you do afterward? I’ve ventured into the world of crime with Where’d You Get That Ringtone?, new on Shotgun Honey. This three-minute read is free, but not for the squeamish.


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“The custom among many human cultures of defending corpses against scavengers — by burying them, for example — probably has its roots in the need to keep predators from learning to take us as food.”
Gordon Grice, The Book of Deadly Animals

“I particularly like the lice — this story, too, is false. In fact, though biting is a plausible means for a sperm whale to dispatch a man, the narrow gauge of its throat makes actually swallowing humans improbable.”
Gordon Grice, The Book of Deadly Animals

“As any parrot owner will tell you, pet birds can give serious bites. The nut-cracking beak of the African gray parrot, for example, can sever fingers. In 1998, the Labour Party’s John Prescott, deputy prime minister of the United Kingdom, was engaged in a publicity event for environmental issues when a captive macaw, clearly a Tory, fetched him a bruising bite on the finger.”
Gordon Grice, The Book of Deadly Animals

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