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In these pages you'll meet a number of "night listeners," including:
Eustace P. Saunders, a New York illustrator whose desire to see the "real" Wild West he has depicted plunges him into unimaginable horror . . .
Bernie Worster and Jeaves, whose master/servant relationship takes the strangest of turns, due to a razor dedicated to decapitation...
Lattimore, whose guilt and sorrow over lost lives lead him into a mythical Japanese underworld that threatens his sanity and reality itself . . .
Andy and Kyle, teenagers who are waiting in a hospice for Kylie to die, but who learn that going "into the light" might be the worst thing you could do . . .
Tim Corcoran, an Irish-American musician who learns that in certain places old hatreds never die, but linger like smoke to claim new victims . . .
As R. C. Matheson states in his introduction, "Chet Williamson transcends the taxidermy that passes for much of contemporary writing, stirring admiration in peers, famished demand in readers and cloudbursts of devout ink from critics. For those privileged few lucky enough to be new to the miraculous Chet Williamson, you are about to enter worlds of glorious and sinister wonder. I envy you."
Genre: Horror
Eustace P. Saunders, a New York illustrator whose desire to see the "real" Wild West he has depicted plunges him into unimaginable horror . . .
Bernie Worster and Jeaves, whose master/servant relationship takes the strangest of turns, due to a razor dedicated to decapitation...
Lattimore, whose guilt and sorrow over lost lives lead him into a mythical Japanese underworld that threatens his sanity and reality itself . . .
Andy and Kyle, teenagers who are waiting in a hospice for Kylie to die, but who learn that going "into the light" might be the worst thing you could do . . .
Tim Corcoran, an Irish-American musician who learns that in certain places old hatreds never die, but linger like smoke to claim new victims . . .
As R. C. Matheson states in his introduction, "Chet Williamson transcends the taxidermy that passes for much of contemporary writing, stirring admiration in peers, famished demand in readers and cloudbursts of devout ink from critics. For those privileged few lucky enough to be new to the miraculous Chet Williamson, you are about to enter worlds of glorious and sinister wonder. I envy you."
Genre: Horror
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