Dead Leaves : 9 Tales from the witching seasonKealan Patrick Burke2011

Synopsis

Two brothers find themselves drawn to the only house in the neighborhood not decorated for Halloween…

A man returns to his hometown to bury his overbearing mother, and finds more than memories awaiting him in the shadows of his childhood home…

A young girl walks a lonely country road, recalling a rhyme that brings with it memories of death…

A teenager hoping for romance gets more than he bargained for when the object of his desire introduces him to the object of hers…

An aging millionaire awakes buried in a cheap coffin with only a lamp and a bell for company…

The son of a woman accused of being a witch accepts the villagers' peace offering at her funeral, but all is not quite as it seems…A woman with a violent past realizes that this year's Halloween party may be coming for her…

And a lonely trick-or-treater awakes in a house rumored to be a place of death.

From Bram Stoker Award-winning author Kealan Patrick Burke comes the second in his series of seasonal collections. Featuring seven reprints, a brand new story "The Toll", an introduction, and rounded out by the author's recommended reading and viewing lists, DEAD LEAVES makes for the perfect autumnal read.

Titre original : Dead Leaves : 9 Tales from the witching season (2011)

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13.0

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1 édition pour ce livre

2018 Autoédité

103 pages

18 septembre 2018

ISBN : 9781720274094

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    13 / 20 Le 19 Novembre 2020 à 01:03 The Changeling's Library

    Un receuil de nouvelles sympathique mais pas transcendant. Certaines nouvelles m'ont agréablement surprise, d'autres m'ont rendu perplexe et d'autres sont tombées complètement dans l'oublie car absolument pas marquantes. Le fait que chaques nouvelles soit dans des registres parfois totalement différents était cela dit très appréciable et rafraîchissant.