Hellbender
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originally appeared in a short story collection called Down These Strange Streets. Editors Gardner Dozois and George R. R. Martin asked a number of writers to do stories of urban fantasy / crime: SciFi noir, hardboiled paranormal, fantasy PI stories—anything in which the investigator (cop, PI, amateur) works a case with supernatural elements. The book’s original title was to be Fantastic Dicks, which rather set the tone for the stories, and although they later backed down from the name, by then... it was too late: “Hellbender” had already begun to take shape in one writer’s fevered brain.
I suspect Gardner and George were expecting a Laurie King story in which Sherlock Holmes met, say, Count Dracula’s granddaughter. Instead, they got a tale in which the investigator himself brings in the supernatural elements.
Some day, maybe, a Mike Heller collection?
–Laurie R. King For publications, book excerpts, and information, go to www.LaurieRKing.com Copyright Laurie R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
originally appeared in a short story collection called Down These Strange Streets. Editors Gardner Dozois and George R. R. Martin asked a number of writers to do stories of urban fantasy / crime: SciFi noir, hardboiled paranormal, fantasy PI stories—anything in which the investigator (cop, PI, amateur) works a case with supernatural elements. The book’s original title was to be Fantastic Dicks, which rather set the tone for the stories, and although they later backed down from the name, by then... it was too late: “Hellbender” had already begun to take shape in one writer’s fevered brain.
I suspect Gardner and George were expecting a Laurie King story in which Sherlock Holmes met, say, Count Dracula’s granddaughter. Instead, they got a tale in which the investigator himself brings in the supernatural elements.
Some day, maybe, a Mike Heller collection?
–Laurie R. King For publications, book excerpts, and information, go to www.LaurieRKing.com Copyright Laurie R.
What to read after Hellbender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie R. King to read onlineMoreLess
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