Asleep in the Nightmare Room

<p>From the author of CRY DOWN DARK comes a frightening collection of short stories poetry and essays that will leave you screaming and begging for more.</p><p>In this nightmare room you'll find living tattoos a strange karaoke host a vengeful widow a salesman not that interested in making a sale and more.</p><p>“An Appointment with the Knifeman” takes you inside the home of a serial killer but who did we follow through the door? A disgruntled pharmaceuticals employee gets the better of his boss in “Hemingway at Work” and a teen girl learns that tattoos truly are forever in “Bury All Your Secrets in My Skin.”</p><p>If you think poetry can't be scary wait until you read Tranchell's “Dead Again Tomorrow” about a man who dies every day … and wakes up each morning.</p><p>Collected here for the first time are Tranchell's horror movie columns “The Show Begins at 10:31” and a special essay on Stephen King.</p><p>ASLEEP IN THE NIGHMARE ROOM includes eleven short stories showcasing Tranchell's wide range of styles and characters; four poems that will stop your heart make you laugh and make you cry; and his own unique insights into the horror movies he's grown up with and the author who shaped much of his world.</p><p>Do you dare enter the nightmare room? If so turn off the light hide under the covers and start to dream. Tranchell and his demons will be with you soon.</p>