The City

The Farm #2

by Richard Haigh

It was the greatest agricultural show ever held. One of the world's biggest stadiums was barely large enough to host it. And one of the star attractions was the enclosure holding the massive humped Buckland White pigs, with their huge tusks, evil red eyes and narrow, murderous snouts. With their well-earned reputation for lethal viciousness, they were truly creatures out of some shrieking nightmare. Safely penned behind stout bars, they gave the spectators a delicious cheap thrill of cheap terror.

But then the pigs broke loose and so did all Hell ....

Genres: Horror

192 pages, Paperback

First published July 24, 1986

About the author

b. 1947

Reviews

[Grady Hendrix · Rating 1 out of 5]

Blah: Pigs in the City.

[Shauna Cain · Rating 3 out of 5]

It wasn’t as good as The Farm, but at least it didn’t have any incest in it.