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Here's the beautifully done trailer for Haunted Legends-just in time for Christmas--think GIFTS!
The book is available in hardcover and trade paperback.
Plus an excellent review from Fangoria that I missed:
It's hard to pull out quotes as the reviewer showers each story with praise but here's the flavor:
..."This fabulous experiment results in 20 original stories in which modern horror writers look around the world and in their own back yards to flesh out these oft-told tales."
..."The incredible “Oaks Park” by M. K. Hobson is a hypnotically moody piece about the origin of a local amusement park ghost. “Down Atison Road” by the wonderful Jeffrey Ford is the “true” story of something that happened to him in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. He perfectly captures how and why legends live on: “The mind of the place manifesting in human legends that intersect and interbreed into a vast invisible wilderness all their own.” "
...Also worth mentioning is Joe Lansdale’s flat-out terrifying “The Folding Man.” But towering above them all is grand master Ramsey Campbell’s story “Chucky Comes to Liverpool.”
The book is available in hardcover and trade paperback.
Plus an excellent review from Fangoria that I missed:
It's hard to pull out quotes as the reviewer showers each story with praise but here's the flavor:
..."This fabulous experiment results in 20 original stories in which modern horror writers look around the world and in their own back yards to flesh out these oft-told tales."
..."The incredible “Oaks Park” by M. K. Hobson is a hypnotically moody piece about the origin of a local amusement park ghost. “Down Atison Road” by the wonderful Jeffrey Ford is the “true” story of something that happened to him in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. He perfectly captures how and why legends live on: “The mind of the place manifesting in human legends that intersect and interbreed into a vast invisible wilderness all their own.” "
...Also worth mentioning is Joe Lansdale’s flat-out terrifying “The Folding Man.” But towering above them all is grand master Ramsey Campbell’s story “Chucky Comes to Liverpool.”
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