Stories of the mysterious and macabre from βCanadaβs answer to Stephen Kingβ (Helen Marshall, author of Gifts for the One Who Comes After). Β In this follow-up to his award-winning debut collection, Monstrous Affections, David Nickle stretches the boundaries of horror into a sphere of βuncerta
Knife Fight and Other Struggles
β Scribed by Nickle, David
- Book ID
- 108323272
- Publisher
- HarperCollins Canada
- Year
- 2014
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 193 KB
- Series
- v5.0 epub
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781771483056
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β¦ Synopsis
A young man at loose ends finds he cannot look away from his new lover's alien gaze. A young woman out of time seeks her old lover in the cold spaces between the stars. The fleeing worshippers of an ancient and jealous deity seek solace in an unsuspecting New World congregation. In a suburban nursery, a demon with a grudge and a lonely exorcist face off for what could be the last time.
And when a big city mayor who delineates his mandate by the slash of a blade faces an unexpected challenger ... it turns into a struggle that threatens to consume everything.
In KNIFE FIGHT AND OTHER STRUGGLES, David Nickle follows his award-winning debut collection Monstrous Affections with a new set of dark tales that span space, time and genre.
"If the Group of Seven had worked in prose instead of oils-- and if they'd been raised on a diet of Lynch and Cronenberg-- they might have come close to what David Nickle fishes from his id for our...
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