Reassuring Tales

Meticulously crafted and highly memorable, T.E.D. Klein's work represents some of the best the horror and science fiction genres have to offer. From the classic novellas "Black Man With A Horn", "Nadelman's God", "Children of the Kingdom" and "Petey" to the critically acclaimed novel The Ceremonies, Klein's fiction is remarkable, much-vaunted, but sadly, not abundant.

It has been sixteen years since the release of Klein's novella collection Dark Gods. Since then fans have been clambering for a follow-up.

The wait is over.

Subterranean Press is proud to present Reassuring Tales, which features previously uncollected short stories, novellas, and screen treatments, each one handpicked by the author, and book-ended by the classic "The Events At Poroth Farm", the basis for the novel for which Klein is best known, The Ceremonies.

Be advised, Dear Reader, the following tales are anything but reassuring...

Contents:

• One Size Eats All
• Camera Shy
• Curtains for Nat Crumley
• Well-Connected
• Growing Things
• Ladder
• S.F.
• Magic Carpet
• The Events at Poroth Farm
• They Don't Write 'em Like This Anymore