Nightmare Flower (Monster, She Wrote) - Engstrom, Elizabeth
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This collection of eighteen short tales, a novelette and a short novel takes the reader inside the dark imagination of Elizabeth Engstrom, author of acclaimed horror classics like When Darkness Loves Us. In these stories, you will read about a woman asked to be complicit in her own mother's death, a grandmother with a macabre hobby, a bizarre, phallic-shaped flower that portends evil for a married couple, a father whose son is caught up in a sinister government experiment. These are weird and unsettling tales that will linger with the reader. In her introduction to this new edition, Lisa…mehr

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This collection of eighteen short tales, a novelette and a short novel takes the reader inside the dark imagination of Elizabeth Engstrom, author of acclaimed horror classics like When Darkness Loves Us. In these stories, you will read about a woman asked to be complicit in her own mother's death, a grandmother with a macabre hobby, a bizarre, phallic-shaped flower that portends evil for a married couple, a father whose son is caught up in a sinister government experiment. These are weird and unsettling tales that will linger with the reader. In her introduction to this new edition, Lisa Kröger writes, "There are true horrors that await readers in all of Engstrom's works ... reminds me of another giant of horror literature, Shirley Jackson."
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Elizabeth Engstrom is the author of seventeen books and over two hundred fifty short stories, articles and essays. She is a sought-after speaker and instructor at conferences and conventions around the world. Engstrom's interest in crime writing is not new; her critically-acclaimed 1990 novel about axe-murderer Lizzie Borden remains a research tool for the never-ending speculation on that unsolved case. www.ElizabethEngstrom.com