What really fascinates me are the characters, and I love that Ketchum (and occasionally Mckee) gave us glimpses into their origins, thought processes, private lives, etc. Undoubtedly some of you already knew about these entries long before I did, and I wondered if I'd missed any more, so I wrote a long winded post to ask just that: Does anyone know of any more entries in the series I've missed?Īs a bonus question, does anyone have any recommendations similar to the Dead River series? To clarify, I'm not really after the splatter, though I don't mind it at all if it's not completely gratuitous. It also includes a story, Winter Child, which bridges a little of the gap between Off Season and Offspring in case anyone didn't know about that one. Ketchum's final collection of short stories, Gorilla in My Room, which I picked up on Kindle for $6. This got me wondering if I'd missed anything else, and I soon found that the story Cow, written with Lucky Mckee, which had previously only seemed to be available in an expensive Cemetery Dance edition of The Woman, was now available in Mr.
It's called Darlin' and it's already been released on VOD services (I've bought my copy but haven't yet watched it). For anyone else who didn't know, Pollyanna McIntosh wrote, directed, and starred in a direct sequel to the film The Woman, portraying the character for the 3rd time. F.I'm a huge fan of the Dead River series (enough that I own all 3 novels each in paperback, Kindle, and Audible formats) and just found that a new entry in the series slipped by me.
Translation: Cache-cache effroyable ( 1986).The Woman (excerpt) ( 2011) with Lucky McKee Novels.Variant: Off Season: The Unexpurgated Edition ( 1999).Never display translations Registered users can choose which translations are shown.
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