Things Come Out at Night and Other Terror Tales

Must-Read Collection of Dark Terrors from the Balrog Winning Author! Here is how this famed fantasist describes herself: "To look at me, you would think I am a sweet little old lady without a mean bone in her body. You would be dead wrong. I grew up on a farm in East Texas, dealing with the worst that nature, cows, varmints, and weather could hand out. Those didn't manage to kill me, so they made me strong and tough and mean as a wet wasp, when circumstances call for it. They also honed my imagination to a wicked edge. Once at a World SF Convention I met someone who stared at me in shock. You mean YOU wrote "A Night in Possum Holler?" she gasped. Now that is one mean little story, and I did write it, with great gusto. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) I look harmless. Perhaps if I looked to match the stories I write I might have been lynched early on, leaving some toe-curlers of tales untold. And it may be that when you read some of these stories you may justifiably turn to your companions and say, "Get a rope!" Sometimes I shock myself!' You will find 'A Night in Possum Holler," in this all new eBook collection by the woman with the wicked-edged imagintion who shocks herself! It's a major literary event no one should miss. <B>Contents:</B><BR>Digging Up Arthur<BR>Ash-Nialle<BR>The Dig<BR>The Tuck At The Foot of the Bed<BR>Needles and Pins<BR>The Gift<BR>The Immortal Part<BR>The Anthologist<BR>Trapline<BR>Down in the Dark<BR>The Nicholas Caper<BR>In The Mists of Gellorn<BR>The Face in the Glass<BR>The Well that Whispered Darkness<BR>A Night in Possum Holler<BR>Things Come Out at Night<BR>Cage of the Heart<BR>Echo of Thunder