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Published: March 02, 2010
Words: 6041 (approximate)
Language: English
Description
A yearly display of snowmen brings joy to children all over Pennsylvania, but when builder Edgar Davies takes a tumble, his true secret is revealed.Adult-content rating:
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Tags
thriller, horror, suspenseAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Drew Beatty
on June 22, 2010 :
A very nice character study by Melzer of a man who has his own strange hobby. Melzer takes the seemingly mundane and throws in some delicate hints and a horrific twist that will keep the reader interested throughout.
(review of free book)
Review by:
Kelli Caselman
on June 18, 2010 :
I liked finding out the sweet little old man had his own take on the world and how he felt like interacting with it. I'll never look at the elderly in quite the same way again, and that surely does tickle me.
(review of free book)
Review by:
Jennifer Hudock
on April 14, 2010 :
James Melzer is a master of the horrific twist, and Snowmen is a twisted tale of real life. This story both shocked and blew my mind. Not to be missed!
(review of free book)
Review by:
Ryan Underhill
on April 12, 2010 :
One of the best descriptions of horror that I've ever heard is that it's reality, curdled. Melzer gets that - his short fiction takes everyday, innocuous things and twists them into something both frightening and familiar.
(reviewed long after purchase)