Bücher von John Boden

The entire second series is now available in a single collection, featuring twelve twisted tales from six talented authors! Stories from John Boden, Simon Dewar, Patrick Freivald, Chad Lutzke, Karen Runge and M.B. Vujacic!"Like the dual blasts from a sawed-off shotgun, these twelve stories pack a brain shredding wallop that kept me turning pages as fast as my fingers could tap the screen. Pint Bottle Press has outdone themselves with this second volume of twisted tales from six of horror's most talented storytellers." - Shane D. Keene, Shotgun Logic and HellNotes"At times darkly poetic and full of hopeful sorrow, then grinding gears and shifting into the hilariously disgusting. Get ready for some amazing shit!" - Rachel Autumn Deering, author of 'Husk'"Each of these authors present tales of terror that, while short, sit with the reader for a long time after finishing them. Weber selected some great authors for 'Double-Barrel Horror Volume 2'. It's clear he has an eye for horror. Recommended for those with ironclad stomachs." - Lizzy Walker, 'Monster Librarian'"Twists and turns abound, Double Barrel Horror Vol. 2 is double the nightmare from Hell.' - Nathon Balka, Jack of No Trades Productions

SPUNGUNION Pronounced: Spun-gun-yun1. A dish made from rotting roadkill, usually a skunk or a possum. The more fragrant or maggoty, the better. 2. Something that's been on the road for a long and unfortunate time.Deke is a broken-hearted trucker who spends half his life on the road. All he wants is to come home to the woman he loves. But he can't have that, because someone killed her. He's like a ghost, wandering through his lonely nights and days.But then he talks to Tiny, who drives the "Soul Road", delivering lost souls. And he gives Deke a tip that leads him down that same path -- to the crummy diner Cyclops, the sin-eating Behemoth, the lovely Faun behind the counter -- all in search of answers that may never come clear.Spungunion is a working-class blue-collar Bizarro horror fable of haunting loss and grief, somewhere between Lynch and Lansdale on the mind-bending dream-scale, with a mythic heartfelt poetry only John Boden could bring.