When They Came Back - Christopher Conlon - Libros - BearManor Media - 9781593933944 - 30 de noviembre de 2013
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When They Came Back

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It's winter 1899 in Hardgrove, Nebraska-a lonely little village in the middle of nowhere. Nothing ever happens in Hardgrove; farmers farm, shopkeepers tend to their shops, men gather at Mr. Henry's Tavern to drink and discuss crop prices. But things are about to change. It begins with a mysterious rain-an oily black rain that falls from peculiar green clouds and burns the skin. Then, one after another...the people return. People who are supposed to be dead. When They Came Back marks the first collaboration between writer Christopher Conlon, "one of the preeminent names in contemporary literary horror" (Booklist), and visionary art photographer Roberta Lannes-Sealey. It's a story of the living dead told in words and photographs that's unlike any you've ever encountered. Brace yourself...for When They Came Back. Roberta Lannes-Sealey Bio?Best known as Roberta Lannes for her powerful horror, sci fi and dark fantasy fiction, Lannes-Sealey has also had a long career as an illustrator, photographer, and graphic designer. Lannes Sealey Design which is a part of Markworks LLC, a full web services company www.markworks.com, has produced iPhone splash screens, web design artwork, CD and DVD covers as well as fine and digital art for collectors and as illustration. This is her first collaboration through the process of producing a full length piece of original fiction as photographer/illustrator.


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Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 30 de noviembre de 2013
ISBN13 9781593933944
Editores BearManor Media
Páginas 110
Dimensiones 152 × 229 × 6 mm   ·   158 g
Lengua Inglés  
Colaborador Roberta Lannes-Sealey

Mas por Christopher Conlon

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