Shadows Over New England

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Shadows Over New England , The Fly at Fifty and Traps
were all mentioned in The Best Horror of the Year 1

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Shadows Over Pennsylvania

Ever notice how much a keystone looks like a coffin?

The living dead roam the west and the east inspired Poe and Lovecraft. In between, you have hexmeisters, wet-bottomed shoofly, Three Mile Island and things in mines that are best kept subterranean.

 Welcome to the Keystone State, where your shots are best kept up to date and a full clip is your best friend.

 
 


 

Scott T. Goudsward is the author of numerous short stories, screen plays and novels. He's had an avid obsession in horror since first hearing his first Edgar Allan Poe story in the fifth grade and seeing the classic slasher flick Friday the 13th (the original) for the first time. It is by sheer coincidence he resides in the same odd little New England city that spawned Colonial axe murderess Hannah Dustin, beloved Abolitionist poet JG Whittier, TV host Tom Bergeron and heavy metal rocker/director/-writer Rob Zombie. He is currently editing material for a new werewolf anthology.
 


David Goudsward is the author of numerous articles on genealogy and New England megalithic sites as well as the books America’s Stonehenge: The Mystery Hill Story (2003), Ancient Stone Structures of New England (2006) and The Fly at Fifty (2008), a 50th anniversary retrospect on the classic movie The Fly. He is currently completing a study of the Westford Knight military effigy and a remembrance of the forgotten 1959 TV series Five Fingers, both due out in 2010.