Mammoth Books presents Out and Back

Mammoth Books presents Out and Back

by Barbara Roden
Mammoth Books presents Out and Back

Mammoth Books presents Out and Back

by Barbara Roden

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"My cousin-by-marriage Sean Lavery, knowing my love for weird and outré websites, sent me a link to the Dark Roasted Blend site (www.darkroastedblend.com)," reveals the author, "where I found several pages featuring photographs of abandoned places. "My imagination was fired by pictures taken at Chippewa Lake Park in Medina, Ohio, which opened in 1878 and was abandoned in 1978, with the buildings and rides left to rot where they stood, and I began looking around for some information about the park. "I've always had a fondness for amusement parks, ever since I was a child visiting Vancouver's Pacific National Exhibition with my father and my brother: an annual trip which was one of the red-letter days on my childhood calendar. The photographs of Chippewa Lake Park were equal parts eerie and sad, for anyone who has ever thrilled to the sights and sounds of a midway, and the story sprang, almost fully-formed, into my head; one of the few times that's happened." To see some of the pictures that inspired the following story, visit: www.defunctparks.com/parks/OH/ChippewaLake/chippewa-lake.htm.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781472102416
Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
Publication date: 07/26/2012
Series: Mammoth Books , #421
Sold by: Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format: eBook
Pages: 300
File size: 244 KB

About the Author

Barbara Roden was born in Vancouver, British Columbia in 1963, and now lives 200 miles northeast of that city, in the heart of cattle ranching country. Since 1994 she has been joint editor of All Hallows, the journal of the Ghost Story Society, and in that same year co-founded, with her husband Christopher, Ash-Tree Press. She is a World Fantasy Award-winning editor and publisher and has, since 2004, been turning her hand to writing: her story "Northwest Passage" was nominated for the World Fantasy, Stoker, and International Horror Guild Awards, and appeared in two "Year's Best" anthologies.
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