She Loves Monsters
A novella.
An all new novella featuring all new cover art and interiors by Caniglia, with an introduction by Paul Finch, plus “Midword” and “ONE”, Simon’s experimental foray into autobiography.
Lon Chaney, HP Lovecraft, Tod Browning. Twenty years ago, Christopher Lake was hailed as all three rolled into one. After three cult films established him a living legend he embarked on his most ambitious feature yet, Vorada. However, fifteen years later Vorada has still to be released. Now Jack Calner has inherited a share of the film, and he is determined to stake his claim.
As Jack Calner approaches the remote country house where Lake has exiled himself his car strikes a naked woman. The body he expects to find vanishes. Bunny, the mild-mannered handy man is a secret wrapped inside an enigma. Christopher Lake isn’t what he expected. Neither is the famous lost Vorada.
“Vorada ranks alongside Chaney’s London After Midnight as one of the legendary lost movies...”
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Simon Clark
Simon Clark is a horror novel writer from Doncaster, England. One of his most notable works is the novel The Night of the Triffids.
Clark has been nominated for the Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel, World Fantasy Award for Best Novella and British Fantasy Award. In 2001 he won the British Fantasy awards for best short story, "Goblin City Lights", and the aforementioned The Night of the Triffids.
He is also the author of the Doctor Who novella The Dalek Factor. Rumour has it that one of his latest novels, King Blood, is being made into a feature film. Several of his characters have been inspired by his teenage daughter, in regards to her headstrong and determined ways.

