Bültmann & Gerriets
Inkblots and Blood Spots
von Michael Bailey
Verlag: Written Backwards
Gebundene Ausgabe
ISBN: 978-1-7355981-2-3
Erschienen am 25.11.2014
Sprache: Englisch
Format: 222 mm [H] x 145 mm [B] x 20 mm [T]
Gewicht: 549 Gramm
Umfang: 284 Seiten

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From the mind of award-winning author and editor Michael Bailey comes Inkblots and Blood Spots, a painfully beautiful collection of short stories and poetry that reaches deep into the imagination, breaking hearts and boundaries along the way...In a lyrical and uninterrupted dance, Bailey entwines evocative literary short fiction with rhythmic poetry and comes full circle in one seamless collection. His stellar performance is accompanied by the stunning artwork of Daniele Serra, winner of the British Fantasy Award, and an Introduction by the legendary Douglas E. Winter. Stories include the Bram Stoker nominated "Fireman / Primal Tongue," which also received an Honorable Mention for Year's Best Horror; "Dandelion Clocks," a haunting, melodic tribute to the tragedy of 9/11; "I Wanted Black," where a young boy's birthday is anything but cause to celebrate; "Mum," a tale of two sisters unfolding like the bandages on their mother's badly burned body... Take a surreal stroll through a carnival in "Underwater Ferris Wheel," where the biggest attraction may be your last ride; witness a pregnant woman's harrowing encounter with soul-stealing faerie in "Not the Child"; and find out why it gets cold in a little girl's room at night when she sees "A Light in the Closet."



Michael Bailey is a recipient and nine-time nominee of the Bram Stoker Award, a five-time Shirley Jackson Award nominee, and a multiple recipient of the Benjamin Franklin Award, along with an insane number of independent publishing accolades.