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Sometimes the most impenetrable darkness appears in the most direct sunlight. Sometimes itâs just the illusory darkness that comes with territories we donât know; sometimes a very real darkness inhabited by alien secrets. Explore these tales of a man who kills himself only to confront Mankindâs greatest enemy on the far side of death . . . a brother and sister who meet the deceased sibling they never knew . . . an obsessed avenger stalking the hauntingly familiar family of his nightmares . . . .a robot determined to spend eternity guarding the burial site of its creator . . . and a strange alien ritual and the one woman willing to give her life to understand it.
âMore innovative than Adam, more defensible than Troy, more reasonable than Castro â and one helluva writer to boot: thatâs Adam-Troy Castro.â
â Mike Resnick, author of Kirinyaga
âAdam-Troy Castroâs stories are haunting, visionary, hilarious, demented, acerbic, strange, terrifying, and as full-tilt, whacked-out gonzo as anything Iâve ever seen. An Alien Darkness is American surrealism at its best. Read this book, and feel your brain melt."
â Allen Steele, author of Orbital Decay
âAn Alien Darkness is both masterful and inventive. It will steal your sleep and haunt your days!â
â KD Wentworth, author of Black/On/Black
âHis plots make you shake your head and wonder why nobody thought of this before. His characters are refreshingly real. His prose is readable without sacrificing complexity. He is, quite simply, one of the finest writers working today.â
â Keith R.A. DeCandido, author of Venomâs Wrath
âAdam-Troy Castro has created a compelling work of fiction in âThe Funeral March of the Marionettes.â The story keeps you thinking long after you finish it. As a dancer, I am a difficult audience to please when it comes themes of danceâbut this haunting novella riveted my attention. Castroâs vivid ideas and accomplished story-telling are a pleasure to read.â
â Catherine Asaro, Hugo-nominated author of The Phoenix Code
About: An Alien Darkness Sometimes the most impenetrable darkness appears in the most direct sunlight.
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