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From the haunting story of an alienated young boy yearning to be understood to the brutal bloodbath invoked by a satanic excuse for a small town preacher to the creepiest birthing center you've ever imagined, Jason Gehlert's debut release will astound, horrify and delight you – sometimes all at once.
Gehlert's style is muscular, even brutal on occasion, as he batters at your brain with a collection kicks off with a gleeful hat tip to our Twlightesque past and then digs down deep for more bloody, visceral thrills that will leave bloody trails in your nightmares for weeks to come.
Poetry is intertwined, some of it featuring characters from the stories, some of it freestanding and ferocious in its sexuality.
A shock to the brain, the nervous system, that fight or flight warning bell that goes off just before the knife slices down, a promise of great things to come. Keep an eye out for Mr. Gehlert. With all that frenetic, maniacal imagination bursting out of his head, if he doesn't become a fantastically popular author, he's got a promising career as a serial killer ahead of him.
– Deb Hoag, author, Queer and Loathing on the Yellow Brick Road from Dog Horn Publishing
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From the haunting story of an alienated young boy yearning to be understood to the brutal bloodbath invoked by a satanic excuse for a small town preacher to the creepiest birthing center you've ever imagined, Jason Gehlert's debut release will astound, horrify and delight you – sometimes all at once.
Gehlert's style is muscular, even brutal on occasion, as he batters at your brain with a collection kicks off with a gleeful hat tip to our Twlightesque past and then digs down deep for more bloody, visceral thrills that will leave bloody trails in your nightmares for weeks to come.
Poetry is intertwined, some of it featuring characters from the stories, some of it freestanding and ferocious in its sexuality.
A shock to the brain, the nervous system, that fight or flight warning bell that goes off just before the knife slices down, a promise of great things to come. Keep an eye out for Mr. Gehlert. With all that frenetic, maniacal imagination bursting out of his head, if he doesn't become a fantastically popular author, he's got a promising career as a serial killer ahead of him.
– Deb Hoag, author, Queer and Loathing on the Yellow Brick Road from Dog Horn Publishing
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From the haunting story of an alienated young boy yearning to be understood to the brutal bloodbath invoked by a satanic excuse for a small town preacher to the creepiest birthing center you've ever imagined, Jason Gehlert's debut release will astound, horrify and delight you – sometimes all at once.
Gehlert's style is muscular, even brutal on occasion, as he batters at your brain with a collection kicks off with a gleeful hat tip to our Twlightesque past and then digs down deep for more bloody, visceral thrills that will leave bloody trails in your nightmares for weeks to come.
Poetry is intertwined, some of it featuring characters from the stories, some of it freestanding and ferocious in its sexuality.
A shock to the brain, the nervous system, that fight or flight warning bell that goes off just before the knife slices down, a promise of great things to come. Keep an eye out for Mr. Gehlert. With all that frenetic, maniacal imagination bursting out of his head, if he doesn't become a fantastically popular author, he's got a promising career as a serial killer ahead of him.
– Deb Hoag, author, Queer and Loathing on the Yellow Brick Road from Dog Horn Publishing

Product Details

BN ID: 2940151587631
Publisher: Black Bed Sheet Books
Publication date: 04/30/2015
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 200
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

Jason Gehlert is a strong voice in the horror independent market, mentoring authors in their quest to gain solid footing in the business. His work has spanned over a decade to feature a dozen novels, and various anthologies. Among his well-known is the cult zombie classic "Contagion" and "Jeremiah Black." His recent shark novel "Red Triangle" has sold extremely well and garnered critical acclaim from readers and noted Bram Stoker winning authors Joe McKinney and Gary Braunbeck. Filter marks Gehlert's third personal anthology with a darker, deeper tone than his previous work. His collaborative effort with phenom artist Mary Doering has added an extra visual touch to the collection. He's currently writing Red Triangle 2 and various invites to several anthologies. His work Contagion and Carnie Creek have been optioned for audio for a 2016 release. He lives in NY with his wife and children.
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