β Scribed by Wyckoff, Jason A.
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This new collection of sixteen tales uncovers the strangeness within everyday America, the fable in the familiar. βThe Highwall Horrorβ sees an office worker discover the portal to an alien cathedral in a cubicle wall; in βPanoramaβ an artistβs agent examines his clientβs deserted masterpiece; a young man follows a forgotten song to the haunted town that spawned it in βThe Bells, Then the Birdsβ; a young mother escapes her wastrel husband only to become lost in a perilous swell of freedom in βThe Mauve Blotβ; and in βBlack Horseβ an inherited steed brings uneasiness and worse to its new owner.
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