Synopses & Reviews
"Joseph D'Lacey rocks!" Stephen King Mason Brand has fled his life as a celebrated photographer and renounced his past. He is living rough, as a hermit in the Welsh hills, when something happens to him among the mossy oaks. He begins to hear "the calling." Years later, Mason is living with sight of a colossal landfill dump, and he hears "the calling" again. This time he will heed it, and it will lead him, for he is called to assist in a terrible birthout of the waste of human society comes a thing, and its enemy is human. Tackling the issue of the environment and landfill sites, this chilling fable of eco-horror asks what happens to all the unwanted things we bury, because they just won't go away.
Synopsis
"Joseph D'Lacey rocks!" Stephen King Tackling the issue of the environment and landfill sites, a novel of eco-horror. One man, a loner, makes regular visits to a landfill site, an oozing, filthy dump situated perilously close to a local town. A link is formed between the man and the landfill, creating a monstrous outcome: the landfill takes on life. Out of the waste of human society comes a thing, and its enemy is human.
About the Author
Joseph D'Lacey is the author of The Kill Crew.