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The Offering: An Introduction To The Sinister Horror Company
The Sinister Horror Company places nine tales of horror on the sacrificial alter for your pleasure.
From devilish genies to decomposing whores to space stations under siege, be prepared to take a walk through the dark imaginations of Daniel Marc Chant and J. R. Park.
The Offering features the following short stories:
Soft Centred, Fear Is Seldom Silent, The Incident, Easter Hunt & Contacts by J. R. Park
The Last Of Vincent Hunt, The Beast Of Bowline Moor, Ultra & Which Of The Favours Will You Deny? by Daniel Marc Chant.
A Winter's Feast : Foreword by George Anderson
From devilish genies to decomposing whores to space stations under siege, be prepared to take a walk through the dark imaginations of Daniel Marc Chant and J. R. Park.
The Offering features the following short stories:
Soft Centred, Fear Is Seldom Silent, The Incident, Easter Hunt & Contacts by J. R. Park
The Last Of Vincent Hunt, The Beast Of Bowline Moor, Ultra & Which Of The Favours Will You Deny? by Daniel Marc Chant.
A Winter's Feast : Foreword by George Anderson
105 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 4, 2017
About the author
J.R. Park
24 books22 followersJ. R. Park is a writer of Horror Fiction based in Bristol, UK.
Regularly citing Guy N Smith as an influence and inspiration, it was an interview with the said author in Darkside Magazine that was the catalyst for Park to begin his career in literature.
He writes his books as if they were video nasties beamed straight from the golden era of exploitation cinema.
Regularly citing Guy N Smith as an influence and inspiration, it was an interview with the said author in Darkside Magazine that was the catalyst for Park to begin his career in literature.
He writes his books as if they were video nasties beamed straight from the golden era of exploitation cinema.
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September 13, 2017
A fantastic mix of shorts from Park and Chant. This collection offers up everything from alien action to beastly embraces, a touch of artistic madness, and some very, very sick gaming. A frightfully good intro to the Sinister Horror Co.
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