Category: Horror Publisher: Black Hound
ISBN-10: 0955977800
Pages: 175
Copyright: Oct 2008
ISBN-13: 9780955977800
My collection of short sharp shocking stories.
Charlotte Emma Gledson's The Lonely Tree and Other Twisted Tales of Torment is a collection of dark, disturbing and explicit stories that break the boundaries of usual horror fiction. Touching on subjects that are close to home ; these tales will conjure up feelings of agitation, with the lingering unease that will haunt you throughout your day. These stories are based on the horror and madness of the human mind.
Professional Reviews
Jeff Ezell
'The book that I am reading right now,is Charlotte Gledson's 'The Lonely Tree'. A treasure of dark tales that will keep me far away from England and the horrors that lie there. She has the ability to wrap you with the beauty of her words, and then darken the entire room around you with the meaning behind them. I would suggest this for any fans of horror and dark gothic tales'. JEFF EZELL - Author - USA --Jeff Ezell - Author and Editor
Andrew Wolter
"In the tradition of Weird Tales, Charlotte Emma Gledson's The Lonely Tree and Other Twisted Tales of Torment revisits the roots of horror. From the ageless cries of hell -bent love to depraved acts of vengeance, this collection cultivates the quintessence of horror and infuses a powerful blow of terror. Gledson's dark prose lyrically flows, as a symphonious sonata of dread - such is the spellbinding command her tales have over the reader. Charlotte Emma Gledson's debut collection solidifies her as a significant new voice in horror to be reckoned with. Surely, we'll be hearing from her for a long time to come.
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- ANDREW WOLTER - author of Nightfall
Garry Charles
"Charlotte Emma Gledson has a taste for the macabre that is a rare quality among female writers...she embraces the descriptions of blood and internal organs with relish...a definite one to watch.
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– GARRY CHARLES, Award winning UK horror author and writer for Gorezone Magazine.
Did you ever wonder what happened after the Archangel Michael through the demons out of heaven? Let one of them guide you through the origin of evil in the world.
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