Tom Breen

Surprisingly impressive blend of wrestling bravado, dark humor, nostalgic obsessions, and outr̩ horror. The writing crisp and evocative, with just the right balance of elements throughout the three included tales. Very well done, very recommended.

Grim corporate horror centered around the interview and new-hire process. Here, the interviews become more like initiations; a breaking down of the self in order to have it replaced by a new corporate-sanctioned identity. Morals are discarded in the pursuit of employment and in some instances the applicants are made to be literally faceless cogs in the grander machine. Quite creepy and quite effective weird-horror with that darkly wry humor you‰ÃƒÂ›Ã‚ªll only find in Orford Parish stories

Another excellent Orford Parish chapbook, this volume focusing on weird tales with an American flag theme in them, if you can even picture that. The stories work, and work well, though. The wit, humor, love of historical drama, and imagination on display here is really impressive. Highly recommended for fans of weird fiction and New England ghost stories.

An absolute dark delight. A clever romp through the fictional history of murder and mayhem of the queerest little colonial town since Leeds, MA.