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Bank Notes
I've been talking to Tees Online...about my new book, Bank Notes. Find out more.
https://thetees.online/2021/12/01/wel...
I have collected together for the first time my fiction, in the form of an anthology of the kind of stories, literary or otherwise, that influenced me as a child. Bank Notes is as much influenced by Round The Twist, Tales of the Unexpected, and The Twilight Zone, for example, as it is by Robert Aickman, Shirley Jackson and Stephen King.
An interplanetary package holiday takes a dark turn. A man is driven to madness by an unseen torturer. Construction workers discover a tunnel beneath the streets of Nice. The author’s quest for a royal relic does not go to plan. A cat helps lay the historical foundations of a northern town.
These, and other strange tales, form an anthology of the arcane as Will Nett’s short stories are collected together for the first time. Journey with the author, where little is as it seems, as the reader is drawn in to the vague reality that is Bank Notes.
https://thetees.online/2021/12/01/wel...
I have collected together for the first time my fiction, in the form of an anthology of the kind of stories, literary or otherwise, that influenced me as a child. Bank Notes is as much influenced by Round The Twist, Tales of the Unexpected, and The Twilight Zone, for example, as it is by Robert Aickman, Shirley Jackson and Stephen King.
An interplanetary package holiday takes a dark turn. A man is driven to madness by an unseen torturer. Construction workers discover a tunnel beneath the streets of Nice. The author’s quest for a royal relic does not go to plan. A cat helps lay the historical foundations of a northern town.
These, and other strange tales, form an anthology of the arcane as Will Nett’s short stories are collected together for the first time. Journey with the author, where little is as it seems, as the reader is drawn in to the vague reality that is Bank Notes.
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