A Graveside Gallery: Tales of Ghosts and Dark Matters includes nineteen strange and masterful short fiction stories in this second collection by award-winning author Eric J. Guignard. From hauntings and oblivion to monsters, murder, and anthropomorphism, A Graveside Gallery explores the literary odd and macabre that reside in the vast shadows of our existence.
Discover why Eric J. Guignard's beautifully-voiced and disquieting work has been praised by sites such as Library Journal ("Guignard captures the depth of emotion underlying fictional terrors") and Publishers Weekly ("high-concept and brilliant") as well as the NY Times, CNBC News, Booklist, and more, for stories such as these:
- In "A Kingdom of Sugar Skulls and Marigolds," a gay Hispanic teen in 1950s Los Angeles, mourning the loss of a friend, has a chance to make amends during Day of the Dead.
- In "Incident at the Red Hawk Road Stop," the owner of a roadside trading post has a deadly secret, but so too does the customer he kills.
- In "Penny's Diner," a long haul trucker, coming home after an accident, stops at a curious diner.
- In "The Ascending Lights of Yu Lan," an embittered sailor in 1917's San Francisco Wharf encounters an immigrant from China who offers peace from ghosts.
- In "Bummin' to the Beat of the Road," a Beat-era youth leaves home to travel the land, only to find madness, murder, and the teeth of a new generation.
- In "Perchance to Dream in Voices of a Fiend: A Fanciful Epilogue to Frankenstein," an intimate epilogue is suggested to the famous novel Frankenstein, offering a more hopeful closure to characters' lives.
Those and thirteen other tales explore the fearful and nebulous boundaries of reality. Visit A Graveside Gallery by Eric J. Guignard and behold that which is captivating, startling, and darkly enriching.A Graveside Gallery: Tales of Ghosts and Dark Matters includes nineteen strange and masterful short fiction stories in this second collection by award-winning author Eric J. Guignard. From hauntings and oblivion to monsters, murder, and anthropomorphism, A Graveside Gallery explores the literary odd and macabre that reside in the vast shadows of our existence.
Discover why Eric J. Guignard's beautifully-voiced and disquieting work has been praised by sites such as Library Journal ("Guignard captures the depth of emotion underlying fictional terrors") and Publishers Weekly ("high-concept and brilliant") as well as the NY Times, CNBC News, Booklist, and more, for stories such as these:
- In "A Kingdom of Sugar Skulls and Marigolds," a gay Hispanic teen in 1950s Los Angeles, mourning the loss of a friend, has a chance to make amends during Day of the Dead.
- In "Incident at the Red Hawk Road Stop," the owner of a roadside trading post has a deadly secret, but so too does the customer he kills.
- In "Penny's Diner," a long haul trucker, coming home after an accident, stops at a curious diner.
- In "The Ascending Lights of Yu Lan," an embittered sailor in 1917's San Francisco Wharf encounters an immigrant from China who offers peace from ghosts.
- In "Bummin' to the Beat of the Road," a Beat-era youth leaves home to travel the land, only to find madness, murder, and the teeth of a new generation.
- In "Perchance to Dream in Voices of a Fiend: A Fanciful Epilogue to Frankenstein," an intimate epilogue is suggested to the famous novel Frankenstein, offering a more hopeful closure to characters' lives.
Those and thirteen other tales explore the fearful and nebulous boundaries of reality. Visit A Graveside Gallery by Eric J. Guignard and behold that which is captivating, startling, and darkly enriching.
A Graveside Gallery: Tales of Ghosts and Dark Matters
264
A Graveside Gallery: Tales of Ghosts and Dark Matters
264
Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781964780160 |
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| Publisher: | Cemetery Dance Publications |
| Publication date: | 02/05/2025 |
| Pages: | 264 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.60(d) |