Winner of the Shirley Jackson Award, Bram Stoker Award, ASPCA Henry Bergh Award, Gustavus Myers Award, Locus Award, Spectrum Award, Parents’ Choice Award, ALA Best Book for Young Adults, finalist for the Stoker Award, Philip K. “: an eerie, psychologically gripping urban tale.” “ plays between life and machine art and isolation creativity and passion. “In CHRISTOPHER WILD, Koja gives us an intensely romantic vision - one that is entirely appropriate for Christopher Marlowe, the man turned legend.” It began with Nakota and her crooked grin. “ is a gothic, glam-rock take on love and sex and death that reads a little like what would happen if Sarah Waters and Angela Carter played a drunken game of Exquisite Corpse in a brothel. inally, near the end of this 300+ page novel, Nicholas locks himself into the storage room with the Funhole, and it seems the door to the room can no longer be. rating 3,603 Ratings Nicholas is a would-be poet and video-store clerk with a weeping hole in his hand - weeping not blood, but a plasma of tears. “VELOCITIES: STORIES at their most superb where they study the strength in bodies perceived as delicate or fragile … Koja explores the misunderstood and the dark.” Libro.fm (audio) The StoryGraph is an affiliate of the featured links. “THE CIPHER: A stone-cold landmark of the genre. But I knew one thing for sure: horror fiction had never seen anything like Kathe Kojas obsessive and impressionistic prose and ruthlessly dire worldview. 260 pages first pub 1991 ISBN/UID: 9781946154330.
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