Poll Results: Favorite Horror d’oeuvre?
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AUGUST 2008
Dead And Gone by Harry Shannon
ISBN 978-1-934546-01-7Unemployed actor Jack Wade takes his comatose wife to an isolated spot in the mountains, a place where a man once murdered his entire family. Frankie was a successful movie producer, but now they have run out of money. This dilapidated cabin is all they have left.
As the long, lonely nights stretch out before him, Jack’s dreams overflow with nightmarish images. The isolation loosens his grip on reality. He believes Frankie is capable of leaving her bed and moving around. And as Jack falls apart inside the cabin, someone or something else begins stalking the woods outside…
Is the mountain evil, the cabin haunted? Or is poor Jack just going insane? Harry Shannon’s disturbing novel is a relentless, non-stop exercise in terror.
Now a motion picture, available in stores everywhere from LionsgateDVD.com.
SEPTEMBER 2008
Passenger by Ronald Damien Malfi
ISBN PendingA man wakes up on a Baltimore City bus with no memory of who he is, where he is going, or what has happened to him. His head is recently shaved. His clothes appear new. And written on the palm of one hand is an address…
PASSENGER is a haunting journey of discovery, where the protagonist stumbles through Baltimore’s crumbling streets and a collection of strangely wonderful characters in search of his identity. Yet the more he tries to uncover the mystery of his past, the more he learns it has been hidden from him for a reason.Preorders begin August 1, 2008
OCTOBER 2008
Manhattan Grimoire by Sandy DeLuca
ISBN PendingA crippling blizzard…grisly discoveries in an old church in Harlem…a small apartment building cut off by the mounting storm, its tenants trapped with a vicious killer that may or may not be human…and an unholy manuscript stolen from a dead sorcerer that could very well hold the secrets to opening the gates of Hell…
MANHATTAN GRIMOIRE, the terrifying new novel by Sandy DeLuca.
Gina has seen strange visions since childhood. Her mother was considered insane for having the same affliction, and before her disappearance, Gina’s sister Allie was obsessed with black magic and “saw” things too. It eventually led her to a depraved conjurer known as Mojo DeCanne, a man who possessed a book of demonic spells Allie stole and hid in Gina’s apartment in the days before she vanished. Now, as Manhattan braces for the worst snowstorm in decades, and Gina’s visions become worse, blurring the lines between nightmare and reality, Mojo DeCanne has come looking for what is his. In order to solve the mystery of her sister’s disappearance and the meaning behind her own shattered life, Gina must first survive the night and somehow stop an unimaginable evil from fulfilling its horrific destiny. Darkness falls on Manhattan. The blizzard grows worse. And the lights go out…Preorders begin September 1, 2008
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Comment by Juergen Karle on 29 November 2006:
Hard choice Shane.The stories are almost too different to compare.
Juergen
Comment by SLIM on 29 November 2006:
Since I could only vote once (unlike Macker) I would like to say that my second choice would be Quiet Rapture.
Comment by Chris Hansen on 29 November 2006:
I gotta agree with Juergen, though my vote went to Newton because, over-all, his was the most satisfying. I had a different reaction to every story so far. At first, I was disappointed by the variety, but I’m beginning to appreciate it. Even if a story doesn’t meet my expectation of horror, I do find something I like.