Hangman's Jam-A Symphony Of Terror
Book Details
Author(s)
Rob Errera
Publisher
Bad Hound Press
ISBN / ASIN
B00APLNJDE
ISBN-13
978B00APLNJD2
Sales Rank
#2,671,690
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
Description
Some songs stick in your head.
Others consume your soul.
A song called “Hangman’s Jam†opens the doorway between dimensions. But what nightmarish monstrosities lurk beyond the threshold, waiting to break on through?
Bar band bassist Bobby Marks rides this strange tune to super stardom, but finds his newfound responsibilities as a husband and father clash with a surreal world of addiction and overdoses, Internet sex scandals, disappearing band members, on-stage deaths, studio poltergeists, and cosmic monsters.
Some songs demand sacrifice, and Hangman’s Jam is a symphony of murder and madness.
Hangman’s Jam is another Palomino Tale from Rob Errera, author of Sensual Nightmares: Tales From The Palomino, Vol. 1.
Hangman’s Jam blends the fiction of H.P. Lovecraft with the equally colorful mythos of rock music. The novel falls into a similar genre as Joe Hill’s Heart Shaped Box and Gary Braunbeck’s musical fiction, a combination of James Blish’s Black Easter and Nikki Sixx’s autobiography. Fans of music, mystery, and classic horror will find the unearthly melody of Hangman’s Jam hauntingly familiar.
Others consume your soul.
A song called “Hangman’s Jam†opens the doorway between dimensions. But what nightmarish monstrosities lurk beyond the threshold, waiting to break on through?
Bar band bassist Bobby Marks rides this strange tune to super stardom, but finds his newfound responsibilities as a husband and father clash with a surreal world of addiction and overdoses, Internet sex scandals, disappearing band members, on-stage deaths, studio poltergeists, and cosmic monsters.
Some songs demand sacrifice, and Hangman’s Jam is a symphony of murder and madness.
Hangman’s Jam is another Palomino Tale from Rob Errera, author of Sensual Nightmares: Tales From The Palomino, Vol. 1.
Hangman’s Jam blends the fiction of H.P. Lovecraft with the equally colorful mythos of rock music. The novel falls into a similar genre as Joe Hill’s Heart Shaped Box and Gary Braunbeck’s musical fiction, a combination of James Blish’s Black Easter and Nikki Sixx’s autobiography. Fans of music, mystery, and classic horror will find the unearthly melody of Hangman’s Jam hauntingly familiar.
