Literary Horror discussion

This is from the Wikipedia article on T.E.D. Kline:

"... A second novel, Nighttown, was announced by Klein soon afterwards and described by him as "a paranoid horror novel set entirely in New York City",[2] but has not appeared."

This is from a recent blog entry by S.T. Josh:

" In New York we were delighted to meet Derrick Hussey, Stefan Dziemianowicz, Fred Phillips, Steven J. Mariconda, T. E. D. Klein (who, now that he is officially retired from Condé Nast, promises to finish his second novel, Nighttown, suspended about thirty years ago!), and many others...."

Klein's an exceptional talent. I look forward to the day Nighttown's available!

Not holding my breath. The author’s self-professed struggles with writer’s block are legendary within the field. I doubt his retirement is going affect that problem for the better.

Good to see he's picked up his pen again! PS Publishing are releasing an anniversary edition of The Ceremonies too.

PS's new paperback and ebook editions of T.E.D. Klein's The Ceremonies are almost here:
http://www.pspublishing.co.uk/the-cer...
Hopefully, his short fiction will follow.

I just came across a podcast which came out this past May of a T.E.D. Klein interview.

The podcast is almost two hours long, and T.E.D. Klein talks about subjects ranging from Twilight Zone episodes to various writers.

Toward the end of the podcast, the topic of Nighttown is brought up but T.E.D. Kline doesn't say much about it. My sense is that we won't see a Nighttown novel soon.

http://www.scottedelman.com/2018/05/0...