Book Details
Format
Kindle
Pages
36
Language
English
Published
Jul 28, 2013
Publisher
Yard Dog Press
Description
Don't walk after dark because that thing you can't quite see is really there.
You'll never look at Kudzu the same way again.
“Dansky gives us a haunting story of rural horror minus all the cliches. No hillbillies, no cannibals...but rest assured these woods are no place to be after dark.” – Everette Bell, author of The Mourning Edge Of Iron
“Richard E. Dansky has written a creepy, atmospheric story in the best tradition of Steven King, Clive Barker, or Poppy E. Brite; yet with a unique voice distinctly his own. The characters are just bizarre enough to have stepped out of a Dilbert cartoon and yet have enough depth to make them believable. After reading this story, you may never be able to take a moonlight stroll in the woods again.” – Linda Dunn
You'll never look at Kudzu the same way again.
“Dansky gives us a haunting story of rural horror minus all the cliches. No hillbillies, no cannibals...but rest assured these woods are no place to be after dark.” – Everette Bell, author of The Mourning Edge Of Iron
“Richard E. Dansky has written a creepy, atmospheric story in the best tradition of Steven King, Clive Barker, or Poppy E. Brite; yet with a unique voice distinctly his own. The characters are just bizarre enough to have stepped out of a Dilbert cartoon and yet have enough depth to make them believable. After reading this story, you may never be able to take a moonlight stroll in the woods again.” – Linda Dunn
Genres
Children’s
Horror
Manga
Graphic Novels