Review: A potent collection of stories with vivid imagery of the most powerful dreams.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 20, 2013
Fruit trees...clown heads...murderers...oh my! You know when you wake in the morning and the entire day feels slanted sideways and you can't remember why? When you feel haunted by the innocuousness of a ripe fruit tree field or a telephone ringing?  These stories embody that nightmarish surrealism. A potent wordsmith, Shipp loses no momentum once the first page begins through this collection's final period. If you are a fan of huddling under a blanket with the door cracked open and the hall light glowing all night, this book is something you should definitely dive into. A fantastic terror ride through hellish landscapes that effortlessly crawl through any barbed wire fences we raised to keep the bogeyman out. Jeremy Shipp knows Monsters. He knows them well.