After the People Lights Have Gone Off

After the People Lights Have Gone Off

<div><B>WINNER,</B> Best Collection of the Year, THIS IS HORROR<br><B>NOMINATED,</B> Best Collection of the Year, BRAM STOKER AWARDS<br><B>NOMINATED,</B> Best Collection of the Year, SHIRLEY JACKSON AWARDS<br><br>The fifteen stories in <I>After the People Lights Have Gone Off</I> by Stephen Graham Jones explore the horrors and fears of the supernatural and the everyday. Included are two original stories, several rarities and out of print narratives, as well as a few "best of the year" inclusions. In "Thirteen," horrors lurk behind the flickering images on the big screen. "Welcome to the Reptile House" reveals the secrets that hide in our flesh. In "The Black Sleeve of Destiny," a single sweatshirt leads to unexpectedly dark adventures. And the title story, "After the People Lights Have Gone Off," is anything but your typical haunted house story.<br><br>With an introduction by Edgar Award winner Joe R. Lansdale, and featuring fifteen full-page illustrations by Luke Spooner, <I>After the People Lights Have Gone Off</I> gets under your skin and stays there.<br><br><B>Table of Contents:</B><br><I>Introduction by Joe R. Lansdale<br>Illustrations by Luke Spooner</I><br>Thirteen<br>Brushdogs<br>Welcome to the Reptile House<br>This is Love<br>The Spindly Man<br>The Black Sleeve of Destiny<br>The Spider Box (original<br>Snow Monsters<br>Doc€s Story<br>The Dead Are Not<br>Xebico<br>Second Chances<br>After the People Lights Have Gone Off<br>Uncle<br>Solve for X<br></div>