Die Dog or Eat the Hatchet
From Adam Howe, winner of Stephen King's On Writing contest, come three original novellas of hardboiled crime, graphic horror and pitch-black gallows humor.DAMN DIRTY APESWashed-up prizefighter Reggie Levine is eking a living as a strip club bouncer when he's offered an unlikely shot at...
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From Adam Howe, winner of Stephen King's On Writing contest, come three original novellas of hardboiled crime, graphic horror and pitch-black gallows humor.DAMN DIRTY APESWashed-up prizefighter Reggie Levine is eking a living as a strip club bouncer when he's offered an unlikely shot at redemption. The Bigelow Skunk Ape - a mythical creature said to haunt the local woods -
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Format: Paperback
ISBN:
9781936964253 (1936964252)
Publisher: Comet Press
Pages no: 250
Edition language: English
Oh man, I don’t know what to say about Die Dog or Eat the Hatchet by Adam Howe. From Adam Howe, winner of Stephen King’s On Writing contest, come three original novellas of hardboiled crime, graphic horror and pitch-black gallows humor. Goodreads / Amazon US / Amazon UK / Amazon CA My R...
I’ve gone on record elsewhere noting that picking up a new author to formally review is a particularly sharp double-edged sword. On the one hand, the reviewer gets exposed to a new voice which she or he may well connect to and eventually come to want to hear more from. But for every successes of thi...
Die Dog or Eat the Hatchet by Adam Howe was the first novel (anthology) I have read by him and damn have I been missing out. When a British man can write white trash American literature better than most natives, it is both shameful and amazing. He very much reminds me of my favorite comedian, Eddy I...
DIE DOG OR EAT THE HATCHET, published by Comet Press, is a collection of three dark and dirty novellas that are virtually impossible to classify using any currently existing genre definition. While falling under the broader umbrella of neo-noir, it’s a splatterpunk, creature horror, redneck noir mas...
Adam really shows off his “horror/crime” neo-noir chops and demented humor with his latest collection. His characterizations are spot on and well-drawn for such short formats. No doubt about it, the dude can write and obviously has some grave emotional and mental issues. And I mean that in the best ...
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