Fuckhead pulls you through a slalom course of heroin-induced reveries, car crashes, murder, abortion, fraud, overdose, insanity, love, and finally, detox.
As usual with King, Nightmares and Dreamscapes is predictable, with a few curves thrown in. It’s good, easy reading, perfect for killing a couple hours.
From Giger-esque to Tribal, Jap art and splattering collage sleeves; Sex, Tattoos and Rock ‘N’ Roll may skimp on the sex, but displays plenty of the rest.
Three dozen rabbits sit in a cage with burning eyes and burning skin as a result of a test that is performed to determine the irritation level of new products.
A new collection of 12 short stories by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the eminent writer of classics, Love in the Time of Chloera and One Hundred Years of Solitude.
Brian Lumley creates a darker and more sinister bloodsucker that makes you cower inside. Thibor is nothing like the glamorous Lestat of the Vampire Chronicles.
Solomon was a wise old dude and wanted to make sure people would know it in our day, so he had his scribes write down his vision of the world ca 900 B.C.
A Fan’s Notes has, in place of a linear story, these three unifying elements: The author’s addictions to high-flown humor, alcohol, and the New York Giants.
Batman’s cackling clown is surely to be taken a bit more seriously after reading these psychotically crafted, criminal exploits. 20 stories by 23 writers.
This version of the story is recounted by assistant D.A. and prosecuting attorney Vincent Bugliosi. If you think the story is slanted, you’re absolutely right.