Lisa Morton Author, Screenwriter, Halloween Expert what's next? Archive for the ‘The Samhanach’ Category. The fiction of Halloween. Posted by lisam on. I’m obviously a big fan of Halloween fiction. At its best, it does more than just capture the seasonal feelings surrounding the beloved festival; it tells us something about. · The four novellas and ten short stories in this collection from Lisa Morton, one of the world’s leading authorities on Halloween, bring the ancient festival’s beauty and terror to vivid life. In the Bram Stoker Award®-nominated The Samhanach, a suburban mother’s world is turned upside-down when her daughter is taken by a legendary Scottish www.doorway.ru Count: 4. · The four novellas and ten short stories in this collection from Lisa Morton, one of the world’s leading authorities on Halloween, bring the ancient festival’s beauty and terror to vivid life. In the Bram Stoker Award®-nominated The Samhanach, a suburban mother’s world is turned upside-down when her daughter is taken by a legendary Scottish www.doorway.ru Count: 4.
Dissolution by Lisa Mannetti Monsters Among Us by Kirstyn McDermott The Samhanach by Lisa Morton Invisible Fences by Norman Prentiss (winner) Short Fiction "Return to Mariabronn" by Gary Braunbeck "The Folding Man" by Joe R. Lansdale (winner) " A Fall River Halloween" by Lisa Mannetti "In the Middle of Poplar Street" by. THE SAMHANACH by Lisa Morton (Bad Moon Books) INVISIBLE FENCES by Norman Prentiss (Cemetery Dance) Superior Achievement in SHORT FICTION RETURN TO MARIABRONN by Gary Braunbeck (Haunted Legends) THE FOLDING MAN by Joe R. Lansdale (Haunted Legends) A FALL RIVER HALLOWEEN by Lisa Mannetti (Shroud Magazine #10). "The Gorgon", Every Day is Halloween: Lisa Morton's Official Newsletter #6; reprinted in Shivers VIII, Cemetery Dance "The Rich are Different", Cemetery Dance #74/#75 "The Halloween Collector", Halloween Forevermore, reprinted in The Samhanach and Other Halloween Treats.
The Samhanach can stand with it's demonic head held high in the company of such greats as The Halloween Tree and Dark Harvest. Lisa Morton has captured the essence of a great fireside story, I could imagine my Grandfather on a chilly October night, pipe in one hand and a glass of whiskey in the other trying to chill to us with his tales of Scottish monsters. The four novellas and ten short stories in this collection from Lisa Morton, one of the world's leading authorities on Halloween, bring the ancient festival's beauty and terror to vivid life. In the Bram Stoker Award(R)-nominated The Samhanach, a suburban mother's world is turned upside-down when her daughter is taken by a legendary Scottish shapeshifter. On a Halloween night years ago, something rose out of a Scottish bog to curse the McCafferty clan. Now, in , single mother Merran McCafferty finds her suburban Halloween celebrations torn apart by the arrival of the Samhanach, an ancient t.
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