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Dark Angels: The Complete Works of Edward Bryant Volume Two
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AT LONG LAST - THE COMPLETE WORKS OF LEGENDARY AUTHOR EDWARD BRYANT!! Two-time Nebula Award winner EDWARD BRYANT is one of the most celebrated writers and critics in science-fiction and horror. This second volume of the complete retrospective of his works includes a number of his influential pieces, autobiographical essays, and contributions from fellow authors --VOLUME TWO: DARK ANGELSThe darker side of Edward Bryant's fevered imagination lets loose in this second volume! Horror, terror -- and the rare 1995 BATMAN novelette, "Dying is Easy, Comedy is Hard" co-written with award-winning author DAN SIMMONS! Five feverish tales of Angela Black, contemporary witch, including the up-til-now-unpublished "The Shady Side of Xibalba"! "Buggage", a tale of invasion from the inside! Flesh-eating ghouls are not the real problem in "A Sad Last Love at the Diner of the Damned"! Love, death and the lunar cycle await you in "Fur Balls"! And "Good Kids" puts a new spin on a very old legend... At the turn of a page, DARK ANGELS await!
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This volume is a dense, ambitious retrospective aimed squarely at dedicated horror enthusiasts and Bryant’s existing fanbase. It may alienate casual readers seeking straightforward plot-driven narratives, as it relies heavily on critical essays and niche genre experiments like the Batman crossover. The tone is decidedly dark and intellectual, prioritizing atmospheric terror over conventional storytelling. Readers expecting traditional ghost stories or pure action may find the mix of criticism and bizarre tales disjointed. However, for those who appreciate the psychological underpinnings of fear and the craft of horror writing, this collection offers a rich, albeit demanding, exploration of Bryant’s influential career.
