"How long did I walk? It seemed like forever. The yellow moonlight pouring through the windows made my socks look like rats squirming across the carpet. There were rats in my brain, too, gnawing at the gray matter...." [Mark SaFranko, 'Loners']
Murderers and serial killers...Jilted lovers and outcasts... Broken men and lost women.... Loners. Cutting across genres for more than 20 years, Mark SaFranko has excelled in charting the life of the outsider. This collection includes eight of SaFranko's short stories... all shot through with his trademark -- and eye-opening -- realism.
New York Times bestselling crime author Seymour Shubin ['Anyone's My Name'] introduces the stories, hailing 'Loners' as "a collection of brilliant short stories that had me twisting inwardly as I read them...They are magnificent."