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PseudoPsalms: Resurrection: Collected Short Fiction by Peter Adam Salomon
"You can’t go far wrong by buying and reading every word Peter Salomon puts on paper." --Patrick Freivald (Bram Stoker Award nominated author) From multiple Bram Stoker Award nominated author Peter Adam Salomon, Resurrection explores the shadows from a different short fiction, and contains both previously published and brand-new stories, including ‘The Dress’ (first published in Borderlands 6) and all of his stories from the best-selling Demonic Visions series. Featuring an introduction by Bram Stoker award nominated author Jeff Strand, this collection challenges the reader to face the shadows, and, in the darkness, be the light.
192 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 12, 2020
About the author
Peter Adam Salomon
23 books125 followersPeter Adam Salomon’s second and third novels, ALL THOSE BROKEN ANGELS and EIGHT MINUTES, THIRTY-TWO SECONDS, were nominated for the Bram Stoker Award® for Superior Achievement in Young Adult fiction. His first two novels were named a ‘Book All Young Georgians Should Read’ by The Georgia Center for The Book.
He founded both National Dark Poetry Day (Oct. 7) and the annual international Horror Poetry Showcase for the Horror Writers Association.
His poem ‘Electricity and Language and Me’ was performed by The Radiophonic Workshop on BBC Radio 6. Two of his poetry collections were nominated for the Elgin Award. In addition, he was the Editor for the first books of poetry released by the Horror Writers Association: Horror Poetry Showcase Volumes I and II.
He is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, the Horror Writers Association, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America, the Science Fiction Poetry Association, the International Thriller Writers, and The Authors Guild.
He founded both National Dark Poetry Day (Oct. 7) and the annual international Horror Poetry Showcase for the Horror Writers Association.
His poem ‘Electricity and Language and Me’ was performed by The Radiophonic Workshop on BBC Radio 6. Two of his poetry collections were nominated for the Elgin Award. In addition, he was the Editor for the first books of poetry released by the Horror Writers Association: Horror Poetry Showcase Volumes I and II.
He is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, the Horror Writers Association, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America, the Science Fiction Poetry Association, the International Thriller Writers, and The Authors Guild.
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October 20, 2020
The introduction by Jeff Strand is a delightful opening and sets up the collection perfectly.
Peter’s lyrical poetry shines through regularly. Not just up front with prose poems like “The Cigarette” or “On American Gothic” but the lush prose of stories like “Doll” which shows us a curse in the making that leaves us dreading and desiring more. “The Memory of Love” could just be grieving, but is tinged with something much darker lurking at the edges. “Muse” and “Tell Me” bring a poetic touch to torture porn, turning it into torture erotica.
There’s a lot to love among these pages. “Cobbler” is a fascinating take on the fairy tale “The Red Shoes.” “Roulette” is a great modern tale of vampires and seduction and victims. “The Hero, the Fair Maiden, and the Lunatic” is a story of perspectives and how monsters can only be seen from certain angles, and how we’re all heroes in our own story. “The Machine” is a clinical trial of the butterfly effect, and how we try to become unbroken.
Peter’s lyrical poetry shines through regularly. Not just up front with prose poems like “The Cigarette” or “On American Gothic” but the lush prose of stories like “Doll” which shows us a curse in the making that leaves us dreading and desiring more. “The Memory of Love” could just be grieving, but is tinged with something much darker lurking at the edges. “Muse” and “Tell Me” bring a poetic touch to torture porn, turning it into torture erotica.
There’s a lot to love among these pages. “Cobbler” is a fascinating take on the fairy tale “The Red Shoes.” “Roulette” is a great modern tale of vampires and seduction and victims. “The Hero, the Fair Maiden, and the Lunatic” is a story of perspectives and how monsters can only be seen from certain angles, and how we’re all heroes in our own story. “The Machine” is a clinical trial of the butterfly effect, and how we try to become unbroken.
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