Charles Grant is celebrated for his mastery of "dark fantasy" and "quiet horror," crafting narratives that delve into unsettling themes with a distinctive, atmospheric style. His stories often explore the psychological depths of fear, weaving intricate plots that leave a lasting impression on the reader. Grant's unique approach to the genre lies in its subtlety, focusing on mood and character over overt shocks. His significant contributions have solidified his place as a key figure in modern speculative fiction.
Soon after a small-town preacher discovers that he has the power to heal, he realizes that he will have to use his gift to counter the effects of a possible demon who drives into town, marking the beginning of the Apocalypse. Reprint.
Based on characters created by Chris Carter, this English original edition spans 277 pages.
UNNATURAL DISASTERS Serial killers come in all shapes and sizes. But this one is particularly puzzling. There's no pattern to the mutilated bodies that have been showing up in Phoenix: both sexes, all races, ages, ethnic groups. There is no evidence of rape or ritual. Only one thing connects the victims. They were victims of a natural disaster. One of the most unnatural natural disasters imaginable, leading to a most painful, most certain, and most hideous death… Mulder and Scully, FBI The agency maverick and the female agent assigned to keep him in line. Their job: investigate the eerie unsolved mysteries the Bureau wants handled quietly, but quickly, before the public finds out what's really out there. And panics. The cases filed under "X."
Examines the economic opportunity and democracy in the town of Kent, Connecticut during the eighteenth century.
