Kris Malkin

Of Dust and Decades (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

'Of Dust and Decades'

"At first, his tension takes the form of feet not inclined to move forward. It becomes a stiffness that infects the calves, which in turn, tightens the quadriceps. The spine turns into a motorway, the electrical signals of a scared child travelling one way and the body's autonomic responses, telling of cold sweats and increasing heart rate, going the other. Expectation of a monster is speeding along the fast-lane, out-pacing everything else."

Ten stories that burrow into the recesses and remind us that without the rose-tinted glasses, the world stills harbours its own dark secrets.

From the eulogy that is 'Curtains', to the top of Swindon's tallest building, in 'A Good Day'. From the serial killer of 'Face', to the future of the manufacturing industry, in 'Union'.

'Of Dust and Decades' will take the reader into some of the more shadowy corners of life. The corners where dreams end and nightmares begin.

If you like reading of places and worlds beyond the "normal" plane of existence, this anthology could be for you.

Just keep your eyes open and don't bring a gun.

Otherwise, bad things might happen...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kris Malkin
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370777372
• Artikelnr.: 49097888

Autorenporträt

Kris Malkin was born in Swindon, south-west England. Although, a life-long fan of science and horror, it wasn't until University that he began writing, taking inspiration from friends and an enjoyment of Role-Playing Games, such as 'Shadowrun'. He started with short-fiction, based on characters from the games and developed from there, trying horror fiction and later crime.

Psychology has also long been a personal interest and helped inspire his first novel, 'Blood in the Rain', which took around two years to get to print. He continues to write short fiction, but more books are planned; a science-fiction series, of which the first part is completed, and further anthologies of short stories. Swindon holds an important place in his heart, however he now lives in south-east Poland with his wife and son, where he works as an English Language teacher.