Immaterial

by Robert Hood

Genres: Horror

190 pages, Unknown Binding

About the author

Robert Hood has been a published writer for several decades, with a long list of short stories and a few novels to his name. Though focused on Australia, he publishes anywhere he can and currently has books and stories in the US and UK. His books include the short story collections Day-dreaming on Company Time, Immaterial Ghost Stories, Creeping in Reptile Flesh and the career-spanning ghost story collection Peripheral Visions: The Collected Ghost Stories. Novels include Backstreets and the epic dark fantasy novel Fragments of a Broken Land Valarl Undead. He also co-edited the award-winning anthology Daikaiju Giant Monster Tales and its sequels.

Reviews

[Chuck McKenzie · Rating 5 out of 5]

A wonderful collection from one of Australia's most skilled writers of ghost stories. The stories herein deal with fear, horror and sadness in equal measures, and will resonate deeply with the reader. Hood's complete ghost stories have since been collected in Peripheral Visions (IFWG, 2015) but, if you can find a copy, Immaterial remains an excellent sampler of Hood's work.