Grim Quatrain: Four Tales of Terror

Name: Grim Quatrain: Four Tales of Terror
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ISBN: 9781479200856

✍️ Thomas D Taylor

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🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform 📅 2012 📖 204 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781479200856

📝 Description: Grim Quatrain: Four Tales of Terror

From the writer of "Evil Creeps In: A Tale of Exorcism," "Gruesome Triad: Three Tales of The Macabre," "Geo-213: The Lost Expedition," and "Geo-213: The Lost Stories" comes a new horror anthology. Enjoy "Grim Quatrain: Four Tales of Terror."Within, you will find..."From Beneath." What causes horrific creatures to crawl up from the depths of the earth to feast upon mankind?"The April Fool." See what happens when an April Fool's Day trick turns deadly."The Mailman." This mailman brings torture and death. But is The Mailman really a mailman?"The Ragtime Blues." What haunts Jacob Wells? And is it good, or evil?

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Thomas D Taylor delivers a compact anthology that explores diverse corners of the macabre. The collection spans from geological horrors to psychological torment, offering variety within its short structure. 'From Beneath' and 'The Mailman' suggest visceral threats, while 'The Ragtime Blues' hints at atmospheric dread. The April Fool tale adds a temporal twist to classic prank horror. Taylor’s background in exorcism narratives suggests a comfort with spiritual conflict themes. This book suits readers who prefer rapid shifts in tone and setting. It avoids complex plotting in favor of immediate, unsettling imagery. The diverse premises ensure that at least one story will resonate with most horror fans. It is a solid entry for those exploring independent horror publishing.

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Thomas D Taylor delivers a compact anthology that explores diverse corners of the macabre. The collection spans from geological horrors to psychological torment, offering variety within its short structure. 'From Beneath' and 'The Mailman' suggest visceral threats, while 'The Ragtime Blues' hints at atmospheric dread. The April Fool tale adds a temporal twist to classic prank horror. Taylor’s background in exorcism narratives suggests a comfort with spiritual conflict themes. This book suits readers who prefer rapid shifts in tone and setting. It avoids complex plotting in favor of immediate, unsettling imagery. The diverse premises ensure that at least one story will resonate with most horror fans. It is a solid entry for those exploring independent horror publishing.