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This title in other editionsThe Immaculateby Mark Morris
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Jack Stone thinks he knows all about fear. After all, he's a successful horror writer. But when a death in the family sends him back to his childhood home, he encounters things that even he could not have imagined. The house and town are much as he remembers them, still there's something wrong, something that can't be true.
All of his childhood fears are waiting for him. Memories long-buried come back to haunt him, some taking on a physical form. But there is one figure from his past, dead for many years, that Jack fears the most. The one that hurt him the worst. The one that's most eager to welcome him back... Review:"[S]crupulously unsensational, touchingly earnest and strangely dull.... Synopsis:Successful horror writer Jack Stone is no stranger to the fantasic. But when a death in the family causes him to return to his childhood home in the wilds of the British countryside, Jack finds things and events even he could not have created. And soon, old memories start to take on a physical manifestation. Synopsis:When horror writer Jack Stone returns to his childhood home to attend a funeral, he encounters things that even he could not have imagined. All of his childhood fears are waiting for him, but there is one figure from his past, dead for many years, that Jack fears the most. About the AuthorMark Morris was born in the English mining town of Bolsover in 1963. He became a full-time writer in 1988, and a year later saw the release of his first novel, Toady. Since then he has had eleven further novels published, plus a short story collection, Close to the Bone. Numerous other short stories, articles, and reviews have appeared in a variety of anthologies and magazines, including Dark Terrors, Best New Horror, Cemetery Dance, and Interzone. His latest novel, Nowhere Near an Angel, was published by PS Publishing in 2005. Upcoming work includes a book of horror movie essays which Mark edited entitled Cinema Macabre (PS Publishing), three contributions in Night Visions 12, edited by Kealan Patrick Burke (Subterranean Press), and a new novel, Cold Harbour. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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