Grant's first novel, though flawed, is a worthwhile read simply as an introduction to the man who would become the Master of Quiet Horror.
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Where I read and review Dark Fiction, from the classics to the contemporary, while favoring the quietly atmospheric, with side trips into everything from Fantasy and Mystery to the occasional work of non-fiction.
Grant's first novel, though flawed, is a worthwhile read simply as an introduction to the man who would become the Master of Quiet Horror.
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The Hiding Place by C.J. Tudor
The Search for Joseph Tully by William H. Hallahan
Tomb of Gods (Fiction Without Frontiers) by Brian Moreland
Boy in the Box (Fiction Without Frontiers) by Marc E Fitch
