When I Look At the Sky, All I See Are Stars (Author's Preferred Edition)
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When I Look At the Sky, All I See Are Stars (Author's Preferred Edition)
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ナレーター：
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Linda Jones
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著者：
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Steve Stred
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Dr. Rachel Hoggendorf has seen it all.
An accomplished psychiatrist, she’s always prided herself on connecting to the patients who’ve been brought to the facility, no matter how difficult or closed-off they are.
That is, until David arrives.
At first, she listens to what David has to say. How he claims to be four-hundred years old and possessed by a demon. Her diagnosis is multiple personalities and approaches his treatment as such.
But as their time together continues, David begins to share details he shouldn’t know and begins to lash out violently. When Rachel brings in her colleague Dr. Dravendash, David’s behavior escalates and it’s not long before they begin to wonder if David just might be telling the truth.
That he’s possessed by a demonic presence… and it wants out.
A visceral, thrilling novella, ‘When I Look At the Sky, All I See Are Stars’ is everything you’d expect from 2X Splatterpunk-nominated author Steve Stred. Frantic pacing, hooves and horns and the growing dread that what lies beyond this plane is a land filled with ash and a place we never want to visit.
©2024 Steve Stred (P)2024 Steve Stred批評家のレビュー
‘From philosophy to spirituality and all the complicated weigh-stations in-between, Steve Stred’s ‘When I Look At the Sky, All I See Are Stars,’ is a gore-soaked psychosexual possession story sure to leave you breathless, both from the full-on assault of the author’s gift for splatter and suspense, but also in anticipation of whatever he does next.’ — Kealan Patrick Burke, Bram Stoker Award-winning author.
‘Steve Stred unleashes a full throttle terror that will delight readers of both possession and cosmic horror. This one torched my eyeballs!’ — Tim McGregor, author of Eynhallow and Lure.
‘A deliciously malevolent slice of cosmic horror. Sinister and unrelenting, it breathlessly propels you into the unknown.’ — Evan Dickson, screenwriter, V/H/S/85 and Totem