Larry Brasington

Don't Read After Dark (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Larry Brasington's latest book, Don't Read After Dark: Lovecraftian Stories, is a collection of spooky stories set in different time periods, from the days of ancient knights, to World War II, to modern times. You will be mesmerized by these takes of soliders fighting off the worst Nazi plan ever, researchers exploring a freshly discovered village that no one knew existed, a homicide detective trying to solve the creepy murder of an elderly womand, a college student trying to support the crazy research of his mentor and professor. In the tradition of the infamous supernatural fiction writer, H.P. Lovecraft, these stores will fascinate and thrill you. Just don't read them after dark.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Larry Brasington
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. Januar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393612827
• Artikelnr.: 61141487

Autorenporträt

Short Bio As an author I the stories I write are ones I want to read. Having grown up in the Black and White movie days I saw every black and white Horror film, Detective Story and war movie I could. The Thin Man, Kansas City Connection, Maltese Falcon, Creature from the Black Lagoon, The Original Thing, the Day the Earth Stood Still, D-Day, Iwo Jima, Rhodan, Godzilla, just to name a few. I devoured books about American history.

My first published story in 1968, "Temple in the Swamp", a H. P. Lovecraft like tale, which might have been the start of my zombie phase. I enjoy writing stories that I would like to read. Currently I have published three novels: "Alien Madness" a science fiction tale, "Unholy War: the Brandenburgers-Russia 41" an alternative history-fantasy, and "Beyond the Wall" a historical adventure set in 168 AD in Scotland. I currently have a series of stories about Shane Eiland, Elf Detective called "Sum Yung Gye" and "The Case of the Missing Husband". These are Noir style mysteries with a super hero flavor are my favorites and I hope the reader will enjoy them to.