Lovecraft's Pillow and other Weird Tales - Forman, K Scott
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Lovecraft's Pillow and other Weird Tales is a mesmerizing, terrifying collection of stories from the outer limits of imagination to the dark plumbed depths of evil and despair. K. Scott Forman serves up a new interpretation of Jack the Ripper (The House that Jack Built), the chilling consequences of a suicide-escape-plan gone awry (Mumford's Ghost), a kinder, gentler Devil (Neighbor of the Beast), redemption (The Rescue), PTSD (The Stranger Within), the Muse (Erato), revenge cannibalism (famille du jour), a Frankenstein short (Lost at Sea), a modern Lady Bathory (Expendable), the apocalypse in…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Lovecraft's Pillow and other Weird Tales is a mesmerizing, terrifying collection of stories from the outer limits of imagination to the dark plumbed depths of evil and despair. K. Scott Forman serves up a new interpretation of Jack the Ripper (The House that Jack Built), the chilling consequences of a suicide-escape-plan gone awry (Mumford's Ghost), a kinder, gentler Devil (Neighbor of the Beast), redemption (The Rescue), PTSD (The Stranger Within), the Muse (Erato), revenge cannibalism (famille du jour), a Frankenstein short (Lost at Sea), a modern Lady Bathory (Expendable), the apocalypse in southern Utah (Horsemen), a tourist ride gone deathly wrong (Safari), an alien Christmas, Roswell-style (Project X-mas), and a Lovecraft tale inspired by Stephen King (Lovecraft's Pillow). This is K. Scott Forman just getting started.
Autorenporträt
K. Scott Forman has published several short stories and poems and was an editor and contributor at Fast Forward Press. He received a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University and was the recipient of the Robert Creeley Scholarship. Scott teaches English at Weber State University. He is a member of the Horror Writers Association and the League of Utah Writers. He enjoys long walks, sunsets with blood in them, and Metallica at volumes determined unsafe by the Surgeon General. He lives in the Rocky Mountains with a collection of guitars.