A Cold Wind In July

A Cold Wind in July

Craig Shaw Gardner has had a long and distinguished career as a fantasy novelist. Every once in awhile he turns his attention to horror, usually at the request of one well-known editor or another. His appearances are infrequent, but done with great effect. His jewel-like short stories examine relationships through the lens of horror. At last there are enough to gather into a collection guaranteed to give you chills, even on the beach. Stories included in this collection: Kisses from Auntie Bar and Grill The Man Who Loved Water Overnight Guest Three Faces of the Night Walk Home Alone She Closed Her Eyes Three Doors in a Double Room Day of the Wolf Going Away Rochester, New York Warm Blood Ties Behind the Music

Letter from the Secretary of the Navy, Transmitting Report of Lieut. G.B. Harber, U.S.N., Concerning the Search for the Missing Persons of the Jeannette Expedition, and the Transportation of the Remains of Lieutenant-Commander De Long and Companions to the United States

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