Kat Clay

Double Exposure (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

1948. Portvieux City. A scandal photographer shoots a brutally murdered woman through his lens.

But only he can see her.

Thrust into a mystery that threatens his very reality, the Photographer must uncover the truth about the missing woman before he's framed for the crime. Tracking down an artist that might hold the clue to solving the murders, he delves into the seedy city with the help of Miss Loretta Marne, a society belle with a sinister past.

As the truth comes out, the border between dreams and reality slowly dissolves like a negative in acid. Double Exposure is a thrilling hardboiled horror novella by Kat Clay.

"Clay pulls no punches in this noirish tale, offering readers a hardboiled, lively read - engrossing, no-holes-barred, weird yet sharply real. You'll devour it relentlessly, even if the world comes to an end in the meantime." Robert Hood, Award-winning horror author.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kat Clay
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. September 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393929888
• Artikelnr.: 57624221

Autorenporträt

Kat Clay is a crime and horror author from Melbourne, Australia. Her short story 'Lady Loveday Investigates' won three prizes at the 2018 Scarlet Stiletto Awards, including the Kerry Greenwood Prize for Best Malice Domestic. In 2017, she was longlisted for the CWA Debut Dagger award for her unpublished novel, Victorianoir.

Her novella, Double Exposure, was released in print and e-book with Crime Factory and was longlisted for the Davitt Award for Australian women's crime fiction.

She has been nominated for Aurealis and Ditmar Awards, shortlisted in the SQ Mag Short Story Contest for her horror tale Reef, and received an honorable mention in the Australian Horror Writers Association Shadows Awards for non-fiction criticism.

Her fiction traverses noir, horror, fantasy and the weird, exploring topics such as sinister cities, psychogeographies and the representation of women in fiction.