Three weird tales from the mental prison of David Dunwoody: an age-old rivalry comes to a head in the bowels of a junkyard. A lonely cemetery vigil turns into a blood-curdling nightmare. A unique monster searches for a place she can call home.
Called "one of the horror genre’s best short story writers" by Stoker winner Joe McKinney, David Dunwoody's fiction has appeared in print and electronic formats for more than a decade.
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