Nate Southard: Selected Stories

Nate Southard

Casa editrice: Independent Legions Publishing

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From Bram Stoker Awards® Nominee Nate Southard, eighteen of his best horror stories selected by the author, published from 2005 to 2015.
It contains: “His Start,” “Why I Do It,” Working the Bag,” “In the Clearing Beneath the Firs,” and “Yellow Triangles” previously published in Broken Skin (2009); “Insomnia Is My Only Friend” previously published in Horror Literature Quarterly no. 1 (2007); “Silent Corners” previously published in Trunk Stories no. 3 (2007); “Señorita” previously published on HorrorWorld.org (2009); “Work Pit Four” previously published in Of Keene Interest no. 1 (2009); “Going Home, Ugly Stick in Hand” previously published in Black Static issue 20 (2010); “Armageddon, Now Available in High Definition” previously published in Darkness on the Edge (2010); “The Blisters on My Heart” previously published in Supernatural Noir (2011); “Mouth” previously published in Horror for Good (2012); “Bottle. Paper. Samurai.” previously published in LampLight (2015); “It Burns” previously published in Something Went Wrong (2012); “It’s Even Better the Second Time” previously published in Horror d’Oeuvres (2008); “A Team-Building Exercise” previously published Aoife’s Kiss (2005); “Three, Two, One” previously published in A Hacked-Up Holiday Massacre (2011). Cover Art by Daniele Serra.

Disponibile da: 06/05/2017.

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