Like A Chinese Tattoo

By Cullen Bunn, Rick R. Reed, David Thomas Lord and JA Konrath

Dark Arts Books’ fourth title was a 2009 Finalist for the Bram Stoker Award!

Unusual, weird and wonderful, herein are twelve stories from the minds of four supremely talented — and twisted — authors. From the curse of the living dead to vengeance from beyond the grave, from the darkest corner of Africa to the bowels of the local cemetery, these tales are as unique and as mysterious as…well, a Chinese Tattoo!

For fans of JA Konrath’s Jack Daniels mystery series, this collection includes a Harry McGlade novella, “The Necro Files.” (McGlade also appears in the Suckers novelette from Delirium Books, co-written with Dark Arts Books alum Jeff Strand).

In addition to the hysterical “Necro Files,” the book offers Rick R. Reed’s dark revenge tale “Moving Toward the Light,” David Thomas Lord’s deceptively creepy “The White Room” and Cullen Bunn’s darkly horrifying “Tomorrow, When The Demons Come” (as well as “Granny Kisses,” one of Cullen’s insanely twisted World Horror Convention Gross-Out stories!)

And those are just a few of the 12 offerings!


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Table of Contents

CULLEN BUNN
Tomorrow, When the Demons Come
Remains
Granny Kisses

RICK R. REED
Purfleet
Moving Toward the Light
Stung

DAVID THOMAS LORD
The White Room
The Great White Ape
Da’s Boy

JA KONRATH:
The Confession
The Necro File: A Harry McGlade Novella
Punishment

LIKE A CHINESE TATTOO

ISBN: 0-9779686-3-4
Release Date: 2008
Trade Paperback: 226 pages


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WHAT THE CRITICS SAID:

…a brilliant collection of work from four talented authors, all of whom bring something sick and dripping to the table.

RUE MORGUE

Like A Chinese Tattoo is yet another interesting anthology from Dark Arts Books, nicely blending horror, humor, and a few other unexpected subgenres. This one reads fast and offers a nice sampling of its contributors, which is what any good antho. should do.

HORROR FICTION REVIEW

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