Bücher von Nancy Kilpatrick

Thirteen Plus-1 Lovecraftian Narratives Stories honoring the intriguingly dark and imaginative world of H.P. Lovecraft. Elder Gods and hideous creatures change the lives of human beings forever. These cautionary tales remind us to: Be careful! Pay attention! Remember: you never know what lurks just beneath the surface. Forward by S.T. Joshi Phantasmagoria Magazine #23 by reviewer Tori Born:"I found this collection incredibly engaging and had to take breaks between stories to fully digest each one. I enjoyed 'Flesh and Bones', and genuinely feel that this is a stand-out story. Perhaps less terrifying than the other tales, this one is disturbingly romantic in its own, macabre way. Kilpatrick is a master at creating atmosphere and setting a scene that you can't just see but can smell, and can feel, and this story is the perfect example of how she best employs these skills." Lovecraftiana Magazine review:"The anthology as a whole is well textured, with running themes at some points, while at others introducing stories that come as a complete surprise." Hellnotes by reviewer Elaine Pascale:"Thirteen Plus-1 contains clever stories with recurring themes...which delve into the origins of the human species. ...gothic horror, body horror, bizarro horror, feminist horror-enough of a buffet to delight any palate." The Horror Zine by reviewer John Cozzoli"Kilpatrick breathes Lovecraft's doom-soaked vapors into each of her people and the question each must answer is how they will survive." Nancy Kilpatrick is an award-winning author and editor. She has published 23 novels, 3 novellas, over 250 short stories, 7 collections, and has edited 15 anthologies. Much of her work has been translated into 9 languages. The 6th and final volume of her novel series Thrones of Blood will be out soon. The series has been optioned for film and TV.

What you don't know about goths could fill a book!An artistic culture that revels in the Victorian romantic movement, The goth Bible brings to light the traditions and history of all that is goth. The goth culture has been one of the most controversial and maligned in media history. Presented as homicidal, suicidal and socio-pathic, in the national consciousness goths are coupled with everyone from Marilyn Mason to the murderers of Columbine. But this is not who the goths are. The goth Bible will help bridge the understanding between goths and non-goths. From their historical origins as a Germanic tribe in the sixth century who fought along side the Romans against the Huns to their current incarnation as creatures of the night, The goth Bible presents the most complete and broad perspective of this society, culled from hundreds of interviews with bands, artist, designers, and goths from all walks of life.