Punktown
 Amazon.com Review: Like Ray Bradbury, Jeffrey Thomas writes dark science fiction at the border of horror, and like Bradbury's collection, The Martian Chronicles, Thomas's Punktown uses a shared setting to tell very different stories of very different [... more]
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Voices From Hades
More glimpses through He//'s window: Jeffrey Thomas has written a new Hades book well worth the wait after 'Letters From Hades'. Painted with words, the landscapes and scenery are indescribably real. The Demons are monstrous, the d@mned are doomed, and [... more]
$18.95
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Billboards: The Secrets of Doing Nothing and the Coming ...
Don't Bother: Don't waste your time with this book. There is very little insight provided. Rather, the author spends the majority of his time either a) ranting about the outdoor advertising agency, or b) trying to sell his book to a broader audience. [... more]
$19.95
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Waiting For October
Dark Arts brings us another winning four-in-one anthology: I have to thank Dark Arts Books for introducing me to some fine new authors, new to me, at least. First it was CANDY IN THE DUMPSTER, their first four-author multi-story anthology, edited by the [... more]
$14.95
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Everybody Scream!
Everybody loves a carnival, especially one in Punktown...: Fans of Jeffrey Thomas's 'Punktown' are going to love this full novel of Punktown's carnival adventure, but even those who have never journeyed to Punktown should enjoy this alien infested midway [... more]
$5.00
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Letters from Hades
Quite wonderful.: Jeffrey Thomas, Letters from Hades (Bedlam Press, 2003) Despite the ambiguous way in which Thomas ends his narrative, it's entirely possible that the astute reader will turn the last page with one main question in his mind. Thomas' [... more]
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Deadstock
Utterly Mundane: Jeremy Stake is a private investigator in Punktown whose mutant genes give him the ability (albeit without control) to take on the appearance of other people. In this novel, Stake has been hired by a rich entrepreneur named John Fukuda [... more]
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Thirteen Specimens
This book is a great introduction to Thomas: This is an eclectic collection, as it has everything except the kitchen sink thrown it. You have vignettes, short stories and novellas all thrown together. The meat of the collection is the novellas and they [... more]
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Monstrocity
Punktown always teems with strange life, but a life of its own?: Thomas's Punktown really comes alive in Monstrocity. Literally. On the fantastic world of Oasis is a city called Paxton, locally known as Punktown. An eclectic mix of races live in this [... more]
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Aaaiiieee!!!
Thomas' Range is Amazing: AAAIIIEEE!!! has me convinced that Jeffrey Thomas is the next name in horror. This collection of stories is possibly the most entertaining book of indie fiction I've read (its main rival being Thomas' earlier collection Punktown) [... more]
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Ugly Heaven, Beautiful Hell
Two of my favorite writers in one book!: 'Ugly Heaven, Beautiful Hell' is really two separate books. The singular theme holding them together seems to be the appearance of God in both. Carlton Mellick III has come up with some interesting ideas of heaven [... more]
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Blue War: A Punktown novel
Get your passport to Punktown, read BLUE WAR: One critic wrote somewhere that the last part of BLUE WAR was the strongest. While that section of this story is surely strong, that critic should step back, I think, because he's missing the mark: The joy of [... more]
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