Duet for the Devil [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Brutal and grim tale of The Zodiac Killer, serial slayers, drugs, dark gods, black magicks, detectives, and a dog -- a road trip to oblivion.

You've never read a hardboiled crime/erotic horror novel anything like this before -- Duet for the Devil completely redefines the meaning of extreme... and shatters, once and for all, the perceived limits of hardcore horror --
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Overview

Brutal and grim tale of The Zodiac Killer, serial slayers, drugs, dark gods, black magicks, detectives, and a dog -- a road trip to oblivion.

You've never read a hardboiled crime/erotic horror novel anything like this before -- Duet for the Devil completely redefines the meaning of extreme... and shatters, once and for all, the perceived limits of hardcore horror --

Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940012424648
  • Publisher: Necro Publications
  • Publication date: 4/24/2011
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 340
  • Sales rank: 812,185
  • File size: 403 KB

Meet the Author

T. Winter-Damon has authored over one thousand written works—fiction, poetry, biographies, bibliographies, interviews, critical essays, rants, & other nonfiction, appearing in over 300 magazines, books & anthologies in 13 countries. Also illustrator for numerous books & magazines. Served as editor, copy editor, copywriter, creative writing instructor, freelance (literary nonfiction) contractor, & info-merc… Work selected for anthologies including The Year’s Best Horror Stories XVI, XVIII, XIX, XX & XXI (DAW) , The Year’s Best Fantasy Stories #15 (DAW), The Year’s Best Fantastic Fiction II, Semiotext (e) SF anthology, Darkside: Horror for the Next Millenium, Bizarre Sex & Other Crimes of Passion (Masquerade), No Other Tribute (Masquerade), Alien Pregnant by Elvis, Sinistre: An Anthology of Rituals, Masques IV, Touch Wood: Narrow Houses Volume 2, Xanadu 2, Excalibur, Heirs of Cthulhu, Zothique: New Tales of the Last Continent, Skoob Esoterica Anthology #1 “Occult thought, lore & discovery” (Britain; included works by Kenneth Grant & Aleister Crowley), The Darker Side of Eternity, First Cuts (Britain) & New Original Visions Anthology (NOVA-Britain), among numerous others. Poetry collections: Dedicated to Darkness (Night Visions), l’heure d’hallucinations (Talisman), Tuyau # 70 (France). Nonfiction book: the highly controversial Rex Miller: The Complete Revelations (TAL). Co-author with Randy Chandler of 2 fiction collections: The Forbidden Gospels of Man-Cruel, Volumes I & II (forthcoming from Jasmine Sailing Books). Co-author of authorized screenplay, with Edward Lee, of Rex Miller’s cult classic hard-boiled crime novel, SLOB. Nominee for: Stoker Award for Short Story, 1988, 1995, 1996, 1999; World Fantasy Award, 1991, 1994 (book illustrator for Best Anthology finalist); Nebula Award, 1995; Pushcart Prize, 1994; SFPA’s Rhysling Award, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995; SPWAO Poet of the Year, 1987, 1988, 1989; Readercon Award, 1993.

T. WInter-Damon passed away in 2010.


Randy Chandler is a former book reviewer for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, & editor of Bone Chilling Tales & Lil’ Demon Review. Chandler is a Vietnam vet. Inspiration for his deranged & dangerous fictions comes from his having lived & worked in a funeral home, & from his many years spent working in a mental institution, these disturbing expe

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 5, 2001

    Devil Of A Trip

    I didn't know anybody wrote books like this. It's too subversive, dangerous and demented to have ever been published, right? Maybe the Devil had a hand in it. HOwever it made it into print, I'm thankful it did, otherwise I would have missed a book like no other. Part Sci-fi, part horror, part comic-book fantasy, it's written with a poet's eye and ear for image and language, and it grabs you by the short hairs and won't let go. The plot is too wild and crazy to summarize, so I'll just say read the book if you have a strong stomach. This is EXTREME horror. Not the commercial junk you find in books stores.But something else altogether. And it's altogether awesome. Read thses guys before they're put away.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 22, 2001

    Literate Horror

    Ivory tower critics and professors who think genre fiction is the purview of hacks and scribblers should take a long hard look at this novel. It contains some of the most potent, poetic, pyrotechnic, and perfeclty penned passages anywhere. Throw in convincing characterizations and vivid descriptions of both action and environments and you have a powerful read. Yet fair warning, the graphic violence makes this not for the faint of heart.

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