Philip Caveney

Little Monsters (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

"He had realised with an abrupt sense of shock that her eyes had no pupils in them; they were just two round white spheres that seemed to be growing bigger and bigger as he watched." Welcome to Little Monsters, a collection of short stories united only by their celebration of the macabre. Meet Ginnie, a little girl whose Halloween escapades get somewhat out of hand. Meet David, a would-be film star who really is prepared to give everything he has in order to secure that big break; and meet Margaret, a lonely old widow who unwittingly welcomes a terrible evil into her life... Here are stories to chill your blood and disturb your sleep. Be warned... if you are of a nervous disposition... if you are of a fanciful nature... if you're the kind who sometimes imagines you can hear footsteps downstairs in the dead of night... these adult stories are not for you. Skilfully crafted illustrations by Sean Steele, reminiscent of graphic novel art.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Fledgling Press
• Seitenzahl: 192
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Mai 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781905916801
• Artikelnr.: 41345462

Autorenporträt

Philip's first novel was published in 1977. Since then, he has published many novels for adults and since 2007, a series of children's books that have sold all over the world, the Sebastien Darke series and another well-received series - The Alec Devlin Mysteries. Philip was born in North Wales in 1951. The son of an RAF officer, he spent much of his childhood travelling the length and breadth of Britain and spent several years in Malaysia and Singapore. He attended Kelsterton College Of Art in North Wales where he obtained a diploma in Graphic Design. After leaving college, he worked extensively in theatre, both in London and Wales, and wrote the lyrics for rock adaptations of The Workhouse Donkey and Oscar Wilde's Salome.