I particularly liked: "It’s perverted and repulsive, taboo breaking and hard to read at times, and must have been at the cutting edge of ‘70s horror fiction, because it still packs a punch even now."
Sunday, 3 February 2013
The Satyr's Head - review comments
I came across a review for The Mammoth Book of Terror edited by Stephen Jones, which included my story The Satyr's Head, recently reprinted by Dave Sutton in The Satyr's Head: Tales of Terror.
I particularly liked: "It’s perverted and repulsive, taboo breaking and hard to read at times, and must have been at the cutting edge of ‘70s horror fiction, because it still packs a punch even now."
I particularly liked: "It’s perverted and repulsive, taboo breaking and hard to read at times, and must have been at the cutting edge of ‘70s horror fiction, because it still packs a punch even now."
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Lovely Patrick Woodroffe cover too. What a wickedly malevolent leer!
ReplyDeleteI agree. Although Steve Upham did a great job on the cover for the anthology's reissue by Shadow Publishing, Woodroffe's version captured the awful evil of the incubus to perfection.
ReplyDeleteI just read it. Great story.
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