When his parents move to a house in Maine where many people had died years before, David begins to have horrible nightmares about the house and its past

Product Description: "A fascinating study of a disturbed mind....Fahy has a strong sense of what makes people tick, an enviably lean and almost invisible prose style, and he doesn't cheat."Charles Delint

Product Description: "I thought that Chris Fahy's novel Fever 42 was both wildly funny and surprisingly sad. The combination made me think of the early J.D. Salinger period. ... I think it will attract a lot of attention. Chris is a wonderful writer." - Stephen King...read more

Product Description: The poet/grantsperson Fred Fudpucker tries to save his best friend, Sigmund Fish, who has Down Syndrome, from the clutches of the nefarious Mick McDiddle, head of the gigantic McDiddle hamburger chain.

Product Description: At once low-key and bizarre, these stories mingle satire and sympathy; their dialogue is not always what it seems on the printed page; their setting are simultaneously fantastic and all too actual. Their shock goes beyond recognition to linger in the consciousness of their readers...read more

Product Description: "I read it in one big gulp, and I think it is extraordinary. . . one of those novels you simply can't put down. . . really something special. Combining a vivid sense of place with a gruesomely plausible scenario, The Lyssa Syndrome is, quite simply, a cut or a bite above...read more

Product Description: An elderly junk dealer finds redemption in a defunct burlesque theater. A middle-aged Jewish man discovers the aphrodisiacal powers of a Ku Klux Klan uniform. An annual street carnival provides the venue for legalized murder. A hopeless young factory worker uses her savings to pay for a fantasy tryst with her idol, a dead rock star, and is shattered by the experience...read more

Discovering that he has the ability to leave his body and travel, fifteen-year-old Jonathan Petrie develops his special powers and devises a plan to seek revenge on the classmates who humiliate him, his disinterested father, and his drunken mother