Thrice The Brinded Cat Hath Mewed
From the mind that brought you the Bram Stoker Award nominated Lovecraftian novel, That Which Should Not Be, comes three tales of creeping terror. A preacher learns that dead really is better in "Death Comes Late." The hot wind scours Los Angeles in "The Wind Passes Like A Fire." A doctor learns how to control the minds of men in "Freedom of Speech." Read them if you dare, but beware the evil that lurks in the darkness, for something wicked this way comes!
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Brett J. Talley
A native of the South, Brett Talley received a philosophy and history degree from the University of Alabama before moving to witch-haunted Massachusetts to attend Harvard Law School. When people ask, Brett tells them he writes for fortune and glory. But the truth is the stories in his head simply refuse to stay put. Brett loves every kind of fiction — from horror to literary to historical to sci-fi — as long as there are fantastic characters with a compelling purpose. There's still magic to be found in fiction, the mysterious and the unknown still beckon there, and the light can always triumph over the darkness, no matter how black the night may be.
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