I, Stammer (In Disbelief) - Short Stories from "Things That Go Bump In My Head", #1

Name: I, Stammer (In Disbelief)
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Author: Sumiko Saulson
ISBN: 9781476432649

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Sumiko Saulson

Amanda Brenner
Paru le : 29/07/2012

Incredulous bus driver Harold Stammer doesn't believe in a lot of things: life after death, safety warnings, and intelligent women, to name a few. People... > Lire la suite

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Incredulous bus driver Harold Stammer doesn't believe in a lot of things: life after death, safety warnings, and intelligent women, to name a few. People keep trying to tell him otherwise but he doesn't believe them. And when decides to go into a dangerous neighborhood to pick up a free kitten off of Craigslist against friends' advice, what could possibly go wrong?This hysterically funny work of dark humor/horror takes on the "Too Dumb To Live" horror trope from the first person perspective.
In Harold's mind, he's a "gosh durn genious" and everyone else is the idiot. A short story from the upcoming short story anthology "Things That Go Bump in Your Head" by horror writer Sumiko Saulson.

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Date de parution : 29/07/2012
Editeur : Amanda Brenner
Collection : Short Stories from "Things Tha
ISBN : 978-1-4764-3264-9
EAN : 9781476432649
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Sumiko Saulson

Sumiko Saulson is a science-fiction, fantasy and horror writer and graphic novelist. She was the 2016 recipient of the Horror Writer Association's "Scholarship from Hell." She is best known for her non-fiction reference guide "60 Black Women in Horror Fiction." Her novels include "Solitude", " The Moon Cried Blood, "Happiness and Other Diseases", "Somnalia", "Insatiable" and the Amazon bestselling horror comedy "Warmth." She has written several short stories for collections and anthologies, including the Carry the Light award winning science-fiction story "Agrippa." She writes for the Oakland Art Scene for the Examiner.com, SEARCH Magazine and horror blogs HorrorAddicts.net and SumikoSaulson.com, which featured a 2013 Women in Horror Month interview series.
The child of African American and Russian-Jewish American parents, she is a native Californian who grew up in Los Angeles and Hawaii. She is an Oakland resident who has spent most of her adult life in the San Francisco Bay Area.