Still Life With Peckerwood: Short Story

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HarperCollins Canada, Apr 23, 2013 - Fiction - 25 pages

Inspired by a Gahan Wilson cartoon illustration and the mysterious legend of the "lost" poet of Georgia, Thomas Holley Chivers, this is a supernatural tale of larceny and tragedy. From Philip Nutman’s Cities of Night, this tale is one of a dozen stories leaping from Atlanta to Blackpool, London to New York, from Rome to Albuquerque via the city of Lost Angels—all cities of night.

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About the author (2013)

Philip Nutman is a man of many hats (literally, he has a very cool hat collection). He is a multi-award-nominated novelist for the seminal apocalyptic zombie espionage police procedural novel, Wet Work. An internationally acclaimed journalist who has written over 2,000 articles, he was Fangoria magazine’s British Correspondent for over 10 years. He is an award-winning screenwriter and producer (Jack Ketchum’s The Girl Next Door). And he has written and edited over 70 comic books. In 2009, he also became a brand of coffee (we’re not kidding; Philip Nutman’s Wet Work “coffee that’s a shot to the head” is available from www.coffeeshopofhorrors.com). An English ex-patriate, Nutman has made Atlanta his home since 1993. For more about his work, go to www.philipnutman.com.

Bibliographic information

TitleStill Life With Peckerwood: Short Story
AuthorsPhilip Nutman, Anya Martin
PublisherHarperCollins Canada, 2013
ISBN1771480823, 9781771480826
Length25 pages
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Fiction / Short Stories (single author)
  
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