Ennui: And Other States of Madness

Cover Art: Don Paresi
Introduction by Brian Hodge
Afterword by Joe Mauceri

Ennui's touchstones with the past are sometimes overt--like the historical timeframes of the opening title story and its anchoring closer, "The Preacher's Marsh," as well as the other stops between--but more often it's as if the past has given the present a deep, lingering soul kiss. You don't have to get any farther than the title of "New Leather & Old Cognac" to gain a sense of musty old books and antiquarian gems, while the DNA of H.P. Lovecraft finds its way into "From My Reflection, Darkly," as well as "Darkness and the Light" and it's yearning cousin "The call of Farther Shores." And just try reading "When Words Collide" without thinking of Rod Serling giving it his tight-lipped smile of approval.

From the Introduction by Brian Hodge, Author of WIld Horses & Mad Dogs

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