Best of Shadow Tales: Early and Reprinted Works

John Grover

Dec 2020 · Shadowtales Publications

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241

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Eligible

About this eBook

The author's ultimate collection. Experience some of John Grover's best horror and dark fantasy fiction. This book collects twenty previously published short stories that have appeared in magazines such as Flesh and Blood magazine, horror anthologies such as Epitaphs, the New England Horror Writers anthology, and his published collections like A Beckoning of Shadows published by Naked Snake Press.

Take a shadowy journey through Grover's writing career, a journey that began in the eighties and is still going today with such tales as The Men's Room, Melissa's Wagon, Windblown Shutter, The Mute People and The Heirloom.

Contains a preface by the author and introduction by K. H. Koehler

About the author

John Grover is a Horror, Fantasy and Sci-fi Author residing in Massachusetts. He grew up watching creature double feature with his brother on Saturday afternoons. This fueled his love of monsters, ghosts, and the supernatural. Some of his favorite TV shows and influences are The Twilight Zone, Tales from the Darkside, Space 1999, Battlestar Galactica, X-Files, Night Gallery, Monsters, Star Trek, and much more.

His newest series Underground is an action-packed, zombie horror trilogy that is sure to satisfy fans of the genre. John is the author of several collections, including his recently released Best of Collection, Twenty Tales of Horror and Dark Fantasy as well as various chapbooks, anthologies, and more. Please visit his website www.shadowtales.com for more information.

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