EBOOK
About
An American family vacationing in a formerly war-torn country encounters the echoes of the city's recent past as it bleeds into the present.
At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied. An American family vacationing in a formerly war-torn country encounters the echoes of the city's recent past as it bleeds into the present. Steve Rasnic Tem's writing career spans over 45 years, including more than 500 published short stories, 17 collections, 8 novels, and miscellaneous poetry and plays. His collaborative novella with his late wife Melanie, The Man On The Ceiling, won the World Fantasy, Bram Stoker, and International Horror Guild awards in 2001. He has also won the Bram Stoker, International Horror Guild, and British Fantasy Awards for his solo work, including Blood Kin, winner of 2014's Bram Stoker for novel. A collection of his Appalachian stories, Scarecrows, recently appeared. Other recent collections include Figures Unseen and Thanatrauma (Valancourt), Everyday Horrors and Queneau's Alphabet (Macabre). In 2024 he received the Horror Writers Association Lifetime Achievement Award.
At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied. An American family vacationing in a formerly war-torn country encounters the echoes of the city's recent past as it bleeds into the present. Steve Rasnic Tem's writing career spans over 45 years, including more than 500 published short stories, 17 collections, 8 novels, and miscellaneous poetry and plays. His collaborative novella with his late wife Melanie, The Man On The Ceiling, won the World Fantasy, Bram Stoker, and International Horror Guild awards in 2001. He has also won the Bram Stoker, International Horror Guild, and British Fantasy Awards for his solo work, including Blood Kin, winner of 2014's Bram Stoker for novel. A collection of his Appalachian stories, Scarecrows, recently appeared. Other recent collections include Figures Unseen and Thanatrauma (Valancourt), Everyday Horrors and Queneau's Alphabet (Macabre). In 2024 he received the Horror Writers Association Lifetime Achievement Award.