The Crypt

by Mario Carrasco Teja

Overview

A devastated man gets caught at his fiancé’s last resting place. When night falls, grief and madness take over him, as he realizes that his beloved might be undead. This short story won the first prize at the National Contest of Black Humour (Mexico, 1997).
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Mario Carrasco Teja (Mexico City, 1972) is an archaeologist, writer, editor, and designer of printed and electronic books and magazines (he is included in Smashwords’ “Mark's List” of ebook formatting providers). Hombre Orquesta is his personal publishing imprint. He has obtained distinctions such as the “Edmundo Valadés” Latin American Short Story Contest (2001), an honorific mention in the “Juan Rulfo” Fine Arts Award for First Novel (2007), and the Gold Medal for Horror Fiction in the Global Ebook Awards (2014).

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045189064
Publisher:	Mario Carrasco Teja
Publication date:	08/01/2013
Series:	Beasts and Freaks
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	1,034,679
File size:	748 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Mario Carrasco Teja (Ciudad de México, 1972) es arqueólogo, escritor, editor y diseñador de publicaciones impresas y electrónicas (está incluido en la "Mark’s List" de Smashwords de formateadores de libros electrónicos). Hombre Orquesta es su sello literario personal. Ha obtenido distinciones como el Concurso Latinoamericano de Cuento Edmundo Valadés (2001), así como una mención honorífica en el Premio Bellas Artes Juan Rulfo para Primera Novela (2007) y la medalla de oro en la categoría de Horror Fiction de los Global Ebook Awards (2014).
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Mario Carrasco Teja (Mexico City, 1972) is an archaeologist, writer, editor, and designer of printed and electronic books and magazines (he is included in Smashwords' "Mark's List" of ebook formatting providers). Hombre Orquesta is his personal publishing imprint. He has obtained distinctions such as the "Edmundo Valadés" Latin American Short Story Contest (2001), an honorific mention in the "Juan Rulfo" Fine Arts Award for First Novel (2007), and the Gold Medal for Horror Fiction in the Global Ebook Awards (2014).