This is my first short story collection and as such I must tell you
that though mostly Horror, it does have extra stories that are
fantasy and other things, I'm sure you will not mind. Jack Parkaby
and The covered bridge, first appeared in Dark Gothic Resurrected,
Sleeping Stones in Twisted Tongues, Platform 239 in Golden Visions,
Suffocation in Indigo Rising, and Shimmer in Look What I found
Anthology. I'm Jutter Caine, the Horror Cat, also film star
Christopher Stewart, Eddie Tse, Glen Withrow, Michael Burns, Philip
Vincent, and Kevin King. What do you fear? What do I fear? Yes.
What do you fear? Do you fear that something will happen and
cigarettes will be outlawed? Malachi, do you fear death? Jack
Parkaby. Do you fear Spiders? Shimmer. Welcome to Nightmares, and
please enjoy those things that slither in the dark. "We see each
other now as if through a glass darkly but soon we shall see face
to face."-Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu "The oldest and greatest fear is
fear of the unknown."-H.P. Lovecraft "It was a cold November day,
walking through the park. You know, it's funny, I remember that
with crystal clarity. The cold numbing wind that pierced my coat.
The sky, overcast, and dark. The clouds billowed as dismal as grey
slate. I even remember how loud the park swings creaked. That loud,
high pitched keen that sends shivers down your spine. I think it
was when I watched the swings move in the breeze of that deserted
park, that I first felt, uneasy. It wasn't anything I could explain
you understand. Just a feeling. A sense that something, wasn't
right."-Shimmer "A crow sat perched on the power lines, wind sifted
through its feathers. All around the sound of the wind caught by
leaves. Above the sky darkened, dark clouds churning blood red.
Lightning flashed and thunder pealed across the land. The crow's
feet moved a little in the flashes. Far below him, the lake lay, a
still reflective mirror, showing all, clouds, cable, and crow. At
the farthest end fog formed, and rolled over the mirror like a
blanket. The crow looked skyward and called to the heavens, as if
in answer two bolts of lightning struck the lake. Thunder echoed,
and the sky opened up, rain falling in sheets. The crow spread his
wings, called once, and flew off into the forest." -The Lake
General
Is the information for this product incomplete, wrong or inappropriate?
Let us know about it.
Does this product have an incorrect or missing image?
Send us a new image.
Is this product missing categories?
Add more categories.
Review This Product
No reviews yet - be the first to create one!
Welcome to Loot.co.za!
Sign in / Register |Wishlists & Gift Vouchers |Help | Advanced search
