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    Deadlights and Other Nightmares

    By Charles Wagner

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    Car-less headlights haunting a rural road, primeval ghosts cruising in a field of wheat, specters stopping traffic in Los Angeles - these are some of the images conjured by writer Charles Wagner. In this, his first collection, encounter these and other tales, some previously published, some appearing here for the first time. Read and experience fear, horror, and wonder where you least expect them.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCharles Wagner
    Release dateJan 18, 2011
    ISBN9781458193292
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    Deadlights and Other Nightmares
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    Charles Wagner

    Chuck Wagner was born and raised in a Kansas farming community. His home was next door to a funeral home, which might be the reason he tends to write horror. Wagner has published fiction in a variety of books, magazines, and comics. He has also written for TV and animation. He is best known as the creator of Clive Barker, Tapping the Vein - a collection of illustrated stories adapted from The Books of Blood.

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