For Gary, Ryan, and Hli, the sudden appearance of the blood-thirsty creatures is near-crippling. Is this the end of the world or just the end of America? Is it a disease or something otherworldly? One thing is certain–wrong moves can mean instant death. Too Much of a Dead Thing is a novella from Glenn Rolfe, author of UNTIL SUMMER COMES AROUND and BLOOD AND RAIN
Features 3 additional previously unpublished short stories
*This novella is included in the short story collection Land of Bones
About Glenn Rolfe
“Rolfe is a vital part of this horror generation.” – Brian Keene, World Horror Convention Award Grandmaster of Horror, and author of GHOUL and THE RISING
Glenn Rolfe is an author from the haunted woods of New England. He has studied Creative Writing at Southern New Hampshire University and continues his education in the world of horror by devouring the novels of Stephen King, Richard Laymon, Brian Keene, Jack Ketchum, and many others. He has three children, Ruby, Ramona, and Axl. He is grateful to be loved despite his weirdness.
He is a Splatterpunk Award nominee and the author of Until Summer Comes Around, Ascension Agenda, Blood and Rain, The Window, Becoming, The Haunted Halls, Chasing Ghosts, Abram’s Bridge, Things We Fear, Boom Town, and the collections, Slush and Land of Bones.
Look for his next novel, August’s Eyes, coming from Flame Tree Press in 2021.
Richard Chizmar, New York Times and USA Today Best Selling-Author of Gwendy’s Button Box, says of Rolfe’s Blood and Rain: “A wonderful throwback to the fun and bloody days of paperback horror glory!”
Adam Cesare, author of Clown in a Cornfield adds: “Many authors nowadays get lauded for writing ‘throwback’ horror fiction, but none of them quite goes the distance as Rolfe does in Blood and Rain. Werewolves, silver samurai swords, and small New England towns: it all makes you wish this was twenty years ago so you can take the paperback off a supermarket spinner-rack and huff the yellowed pages.”
Booklist says of Rolfe’s Until Summer Comes Around: “Rolfe is a rising talent in the horror field. Fans of The Lost Boys film will enjoy this, and Rolfe puts his own spin on the standard summer bloodsucker tale.”
He is hard at work on many more. Stay tuned!
Twitter: @authorgrolfe
www.Patreon/GetRolfed
www.glennrolfehorror.com
