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Articles by Dave Zeltserman
Small Crimes: Now 25 Tales!
The cover hasn't changed, and neither has the title, but I've updated the kindle version of 21 Tales, adding 4 recently written and previously unpublished stories. 20 of the 21 stories in the original publication were crime stories, these new stories are either sci-fi or speculative fiction and are in the Weird section.
A new collection of Julius Katz stories!
More Julius Katz and Archie continues with eight additional stories! Julius Katz and the Case of Exploding Wine Julius Katz and the Giftwrapped Murder Archie on Loan Cramer in Trouble Julius Katz and the Terminated Agent Archie for Hire Julius Katz and the Belvedere Club Like a Lightning Bolt
Husk | Bookreporter.com
I don’t read many horror novels these days, but there was something about HUSK that called to me. Part of the “something” was author Dave Zeltserman, who always finds a way to put a twist on everything he writes, even as he moves effortlessly among various subgenres in the thriller field. This is especially true of THE CARETAKER OF LORNE FIELD, as well as the film-adapted SMALL CRIMES and OUTSOURCED. HUSK respects the reader. It has its moments of violence, but they are not gratuitous.
Nights getting shorter? Keep them dark with our thrilling May titles.
The nights are getting shorter, but they're darker than ever in May's thrilling new reads! Click on the jackets below for more details. "Kept me racing through the pages!" After drinking too much at her bachelorette party, Maggie Trueheart wakes up to find a stranger in her bed. To make matters worse, a phone call brings the devastating news that her dear friend, Angie Lupino, was murdered some time after they parted ways the night before.
Genre Kryptonite: More Killer Plants
Who the hell decided it was a good idea to write about plants as terrifying monsters? My first experience with this was smack dab in the middle of my Goosebumps phase when I read Stay Out of the Basement, where two siblings suspect that their scientist father may not actually be their father, but rather a crafty plant that has taken on his likeness.
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