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"Nicholas.....I salute you! A fertile and blissfully complex imagination....I'll await the next work with much anticipation!"
------Clive Barker (Hellraiser, Candyman, Lord of Illusions)
Golden Award winner! Best Sci-Fi novel of 2004 --American Author's Association!
"Very Entertaining!"
---Dee Wallace Stone, E.T. The Extra-terrestrial, The Howling, The Frighteners
"Grabowsky has imagination to spare!"
---The Sacramento Bee
"Impressive storytelling...." --Wes Craven, on Grabowsky's writing
-----Halloweenmovies.com
“His imagery is striking!” ---New Blood Magazine
“Grabowsky is genuine talent” ---Wally George, nationally syndicated talk show host, “The Hot Seat,” and KDOC-TV Los Angeles
Nicholas Grabowsky presents three previously unfinished, unreleased tales written during his days as Nicholas Randers, the name he once used penning bestselling paperback horror. Here, fused together to make a psychedelic fantasy tale both nightmarish and brashly idiotic, are a series of parables and visions brought about by two strangers on a chance meeting on the street one foggy night under the influence of hallucinogen-laced sugar cubes. Features the cult favorite oddity Pastor Birthday and the Golden Urinal!
"GRABOWSKY IS A BADASS IN HORROR AND SCIFI, H.G. WELLS ON STEROIDS!"
-----NICKOLAUS A. PACIONE, author & editor, Tabloid Purposes
Special edition reprint of the bestselling 1988 Critic's Choice mass market paperback of supernatural horror, written by Grabowsky under the infamous pseudonym of Nicholas Randers.
An ancient predecessor of modern-day vampires casts its evil upon the peaceful Montana town of Bloomgarden circa 1980's, where high-schooler Chris Barrett, his friends, a mysterious old man and a self-righteous preacher must learn to deal with these formidable demons while wrestling with their inner ones. Celebrated as the author's first published work, this was also the first in a succession of early Grabowsky horror-fantasies penned under the Randers name.
“Grabowsky is a force to be reckoned with among writers of every genre."--Sean Price, Slash Productions
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