Mr. Tilling's Basement & Other Stories

<p><strong>For more than three decades Edward Lee has defined the extreme horror genre with his unnerving macabre stories. Described as the hardest of the hardcore horror writers by <em>Cemetery Dance</em> and a legend of literary mayhem by Richard Laymon Lee will take you on a journey as thought-provoking as it is depraved. Collected here for the first time Deadite Press presents four new stories of liminal spaces sexual perversion and the dark side of human nature.</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Mr. Tilling's Basement</strong></p><p>If an intriguing woman knocked on the door to your <em>craptastic</em> new house and offered to sell you some knowledge about it for a small fee and then she showed you a secret room in your basement where the former owner smoked hallucinogens and performed occult rituals would you be curious to explore it with her? If you're a morose and horny retired professor like Herman Tilling you sure as Hell would! But it might not end up the way you expect.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>The Night-Sitter</strong></p><p>When Jessica accepts an offer of free room & board and $500 per night from a reclusive retiree to house-sit for him while he sleeps she figures there must be some kind of catch. But it's easier money than being a cam-girl. And he doesn't want sex. He just wants her to stay awake all night and keep an ear out for unusual noises. He's probably just paranoid right?</p><p><br></p><p><strong>An American Tourist in Poland</strong></p><p>Foster Morley a retired professor travels to Poland in the hopes of satisfying his sexual appetites at the local fleshpots only to run into unexpected and increasingly deranged events. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>The Statement of Sgt. Jessop</strong></p><p>Sgt. Jessop of the Innsmouth Police Department was on patrol when he first realized something was seriously wrong. In this interview he recounts his first-hand experience as one of the only living survivors of the cosmic horror that transpired that day.</p>