Stories From The Motel Sick

Name: Stories From The Motel Sick
Price: 16.99 USD
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ISBN: 9798349320866

✍️ Michael Allen Rose

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🏛 Roshambo Publishing 📅 2025 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798349320866

📝 Description: Stories From The Motel Sick

Stories from a metaphysical, metafictional motel where infinite theme rooms contain myriad horrors and bizarre characters. Horror, noir, sci-fi, bizarro, comedy and more from Matt Dinniman, Cynthia Pelayo, Jeff Strand and others.

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Consequently, judgment rests on its placement within the shelf for bizarre and cosmic horror. It suits readers who enjoy abstract, non-linear storytelling and metafictional experiments that defy conventional genre boundaries. However, it explicitly does not suit those seeking traditional ghost stories, straightforward true crime accounts, or clear narrative resolutions. The blend of comedy and noir with horror may alienate purists expecting pure terror. Without specific plot hooks, potential buyers must rely on trust in the contributing authors’ reputations for weird fiction rather than any guaranteed emotional payoff from this specific volume.

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4.4

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Horror Reads editorial team

Consequently, judgment rests on its placement within the shelf for bizarre and cosmic horror. It suits readers who enjoy abstract, non-linear storytelling and metafictional experiments that defy conventional genre boundaries. However, it explicitly does not suit those seeking traditional ghost stories, straightforward true crime accounts, or clear narrative resolutions. The blend of comedy and noir with horror may alienate purists expecting pure terror. Without specific plot hooks, potential buyers must rely on trust in the contributing authors’ reputations for weird fiction rather than any guaranteed emotional payoff from this specific volume.