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You are probably looking at this book cover and saying to yourself “I don't read books about whatever the hell that is�, but I am here to tell you that this book of stories will surpass your expectations. This book contains three different stories about a serial killer making “art� (Canvas), a reporter who finds himself part of the story (Tattoo) and a family man who is suffering from a mental disorder and trying to determine reality from hallucination (Closet Treats). I think what makes these s
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Fiends: Vol 1 is a short story, a novella, and a full novel all in one volume. You start out with a quick read and are immediately drawn into the characters. With so much fanaticism in so many forms around today, the first story scares me the most because I wonder where this character is. I know he (or someone even scarier) is out there. Somewhere.
One of the things I love about this book is the different points of view that these stories are written from. First, from the Fiend's point of view. T ...more
One of the things I love about this book is the different points of view that these stories are written from. First, from the Fiend's point of view. T ...more
Great thriller read from up and coming horror author Paul Cooley. Not only is it a great read, but a beautiful physical book that is numbered, signed and personalized by the author when you order it. HIGHLY recommend this for people who enjoy King, Poe, Koonts etc.
This collection of mental illness, crazy serial killers, and horror is great! The stories are all unique and good. Very interesting.
A limited edition hardback collection of physiological horror tales from the Fiendmaster.
Some great stories that are slightly connected. Canvas was a nice short creepy story and Tattoo was a great longer novella story. Closet Treats is a great story and a bit different then what i usually read.
I enjoyed the whole book. Worth checking out.
I enjoyed the whole book. Worth checking out.
