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A review by michaelrgoodwin
This Lonely Carcass Song: A Collection of Horrors by Nick Harper
4.0
A Great Introduction to Harper's Style.
The subtitle for this book declares it to be "a collection of horrors." Few truer words have been spoken.
If you enjoy stories with absolutely vivid depictions of visceral gore, then add this one to your TBR list right now. This was the first of anything I've read from Harper, and I feel this was a great introduction to his style.
Harper does a lot to promote other Indie Horror authors, often times showcasing them instead of his own efforts. His writing deserves attention, because these stories do not just depict horror in action, they are horror.
You know a story is good when it sticks with you for a few days afterwards. I finished this book over the weekend, and there are a few entries in this collection that haunt me still.
The subtitle for this book declares it to be "a collection of horrors." Few truer words have been spoken.
If you enjoy stories with absolutely vivid depictions of visceral gore, then add this one to your TBR list right now. This was the first of anything I've read from Harper, and I feel this was a great introduction to his style.
Harper does a lot to promote other Indie Horror authors, often times showcasing them instead of his own efforts. His writing deserves attention, because these stories do not just depict horror in action, they are horror.
You know a story is good when it sticks with you for a few days afterwards. I finished this book over the weekend, and there are a few entries in this collection that haunt me still.