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Cauldron Gristle

A Collection of Dark & Horror Fiction

Keith C. Blackmore
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Pages
182
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Podium Entertainment

About

From the acclaimed author of Breeds and The Bear That Fell from the Stars comes a collection of stories sure to chill your bones and curdle your blood.

With novels like The Missing Boatman and Mountain Man, Keith C. Blackmore has established himself as a master of modern horror. Collected here are four of his most unnerving, uncanny works of short fiction.

"Eat" chronicles a hot dog eating contest where the ultimate prize is life. In "Ye Old Fishing Hole," set in a remote wilderness, a father attempts to land the biggest catch of them all. "Expansion" depicts an alien invasion the way it will really happen. And in "The Hospital," in the aftermath of a zombie holocaust, one man scrounges for supplies in a city hospital and experiences terror the likes of which he's never encountered before.

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  • Horror
  • Adult Fiction
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  • Fantasy
  • Dark Fantasy

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