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In the Porches of My Ears
A Horror Omnibus by Norman Prentiss
Subgenres:
- Short Story Collection,
- Psychological Horror,
- Monster Horror,
- Small Town Horror
This book is for you if you're into...
- Horror stories where overheard words twist reality
- Creepy small towns and abandoned amusement parks
- Sinister professors with a taste for revenge
LEAN CLOSER. Let these stories whisper poison into your ears.
This debut full length collection from Norman Prentiss opens with the Bram Stoker Award-winning title story, where an overheard conversation in a movie theater has unexpected effects on a couple’s relationship.
In other unsettling tales: suffer the consequences of an ill-timed Halloween prank; encounter strange creatures in the woods or in an airport waiting room; visit an abandoned amusement park or a secluded town of oddly shaped inhabitants; confront a sinister murderer who seems to be everywhere at once, or meet a man who simply can’t be bothered to die.
The collection concludes with “Four Legs in the Morning,” the first appearance of Dr. Sibley, a mysterious college professor who enacts revenge on those who defy or disappoint him; and the full-text of the Stoker-winning novella, “Invisible Fences.”
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