My friend, writer-of-creepy-tales and ghoulie-rocker Brett Alexander Savory, has a new novella which he co-authored: My Eyes are Nailed But Still I See, published by Delirium Books. Here’s the blurb from its page:
itself—maybe several worlds. Therapy doesn’t penetrate, but nails do.
Leather doesn’t sew easily, and pigs don’t talk—but don’t tell Johnson.
Enter a world where spiders stalk sentient stuffed animals that may or
may not be carved from the flesh of family members who may or may not
be psychotic killers, slaves, and sadistic torturers. Find new uses for
lime green Jell-O and lose it as a viable dessert. Find new darkness in
Poe’s Pit and the Pendulum
and dine at the best table at the Fear Factory. Learn why you should only keep toothpicks
in the drawer if you really trust your mother, or your brother, and never—ever—fish in Scotland at Midnight. My
Eyes Are Nailed, But Still I See is the culmination of an odyssey through a warped young
mind that leads one way, and then another, through gruesome imagery and psychotic
delusion to an ultimate truth you will never see coming.
(Hey, Brett! I think you should make “Never fish in Scotland at midnight” T-shirts!)
Brett has a deal with Delirium Press: if 200 or more copies get sold,
they’ll do a trade paperback run next year, which means the book will
stay in print. Since I like supporting my friends’ creative efforts and
enjoy a good creepy read to boot, I’m placing an order and also
plugging it here.
If you’d like a closer look at the book, the authors have provided an excerpt that you can download [PDF, 40K].
