Edward Lee (1) (1957–)
Auteur de City Infernal
Pour les autres auteurs qui s'appellent Edward Lee, voyez la page de désambigüisation.
Séries
Œuvres de Edward Lee
A Header Tale Pt. II 5 exemplaires
Love Letters from the Rain Forest 3 exemplaires
Brewtality: Extreme Horror Anthology 3 exemplaires
The Baby 3 exemplaires
The Table 2 exemplaires
Grub-Girl 2 exemplaires
The City of Sixes 2 exemplaires
Kill the Enemy 2 exemplaires
Pokój 415 / Co Noc 1 exemplaire
Bomb 1 exemplaire
Mr. Torso 1 exemplaire
The Seeker 1 exemplaire
Pay Me 1 exemplaire
Verotika: Grub Girl Returns (Comic Book) 1 exemplaire
Autograph, (Horror Writer), S. Collector Card and 1st Printed Page of "White Trash Gothic" Excerpt (T.M.S.), plus… 1 exemplaire
The House, The Pig 1 exemplaire
Wypuść Mnie, Proszę 1 exemplaire
Homecoming: White Trash Gothic 2 1 exemplaire
The Walking Woman DVD 1 exemplaire
Kill the Enemy, Driving, & Bomb 1 exemplaire
The Goddess Of The New Dark Age 1 exemplaire
Oeuvres associées
Potrójne Uderzenie — Contributeur — 1 exemplaire
Bizarro Bazar — Contributeur — 1 exemplaire
Bracia W Hardcorze 1 exemplaire
Étiqueté
Partage des connaissances
- Nom canonique
- Lee, Edward
- Nom légal
- Seymour, Lee Edward
- Autres noms
- Straker, Philip (pseudonym)
Kinion, Richard - Date de naissance
- 1957-05-25
- Sexe
- male
- Nationalité
- USA
- Lieu de naissance
- Bowie, Maryland, USA
- Lieux de résidence
- St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, USA
Bowie, Maryland, USA - Professions
- Author
- Prix et distinctions
- Bram Stoker Best Short story nominee (1995) : Mr Torso (1995)
J. F. Gonzalez Lifetime Achievement Award (2020) - Courte biographie
- Edward Lee lives in St. Petersburg Beach, where, if he had the chance, he would gladly eat his own weight in seafood. He's the author of over a dozen novels, including Coven, Succubi, Incubi, Ghouls, Creekers, and The Bighead, 60 short stories, multiple comic scripts and novellas.
Membres
Critiques
Stickmen par Edward Lee
I've read and enjoyed several of Edward Lee's books, but I liked this one better than any of the rest. The story was exciting and the characters were well developed and people I could care about what happened to. It reminded me of the way Stephen King used to write (the shining, the stand, etc) back before he started spending so much time in his stories beating me over the head with his liberal viewpoints.
Another excellent book by Edward Lee. Certainly not classical literature, but still, a fun story with good character development. Normally I find myself getting burned out on an author after reading two or three books of their books in a row. But I've read several of Lee's books and the characters and stories are always different enough to keep me coming back for another.
So I've been reading Edward lee books for quite a while now (this being #14) and have generally been a fan of his works, including his other Lovecraftian novels so was intrigued by this one.
The story is based around some notes wrote in a journal by "Howard" which are found in a bus waste bin. It follows his adventures in rural America after his bus breaks down in a small hilltown area, complete with the standard rednecks, depravity and a carnival. The rest I'll leave up to you to explore :)
It's a bit of a strange tale in the end, this time the mix of Lovecraftian writing along with Edward Lee's ability to create a dark, twisted world don't mix. I'm not saying that I didn't enjoy the tale, but it just didn't impress me like lee's other novels have done before.
So that being said, if your a fan of Lee's works then you'll enjoy this just fine - it even includes a Header, if your new to his works then try The Innswich Horror of the City infernal series first.
The novel was received in exchange for an honest review
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The story is based around some notes wrote in a journal by "Howard" which are found in a bus waste bin. It follows his adventures in rural America after his bus breaks down in a small hilltown area, complete with the standard rednecks, depravity and a carnival. The rest I'll leave up to you to explore :)
It's a bit of a strange tale in the end, this time the mix of Lovecraftian writing along with Edward Lee's ability to create a dark, twisted world don't mix. I'm not saying that I didn't enjoy the tale, but it just didn't impress me like lee's other novels have done before.
So that being said, if your a fan of Lee's works then you'll enjoy this just fine - it even includes a Header, if your new to his works then try The Innswich Horror of the City infernal series first.
The novel was received in exchange for an honest review
… (plus d'informations)
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Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 117
- Aussi par
- 32
- Membres
- 4,292
- Popularité
- #5,850
- Évaluation
- 3.6
- Critiques
- 142
- ISBN
- 288
- Langues
- 6
- Favoris
- 25