FEAR

[Ben Staad]

Who else has read this book? It is pure Ronald Kelly and a great story. Good Stuff!

[srboone]

Great story. Opitoned for a screenplay a few years ago, but nothing ever came of it. Found a copy of the screenplay online.

[Ben Staad]

Great story. Opitoned for a screenplay a few years ago, but nothing ever came of it. Found a copy of the screenplay online.

To bad nothing happened with that. You said screenplay however I could see this on a stage somewhere as well.

[srboone]

Haven't read the scerenplay yet.

[RJK1981]

I still need to get a hold of this one (the limited edition, of course) once I have the money for it. If it's as good as Undertaker's Moon then I will love it.

[srboone]

It's better! I think so anyway.

[bookworm 1]

Both are in my TBR pile.I love his writing style.

[Ben Staad]

Both are in my TBR pile.I love his writing style.

It is certainly a style that is all his own. I don't think you could possibly mistake or confuse his writing with anyone else's.

[Hedda Gabler]

When I first saw this, I thought you were referring to L. Ron Hubbard's Fear, which I have read. Unfortunately no on Mr. Kelly's.

[Ronald Kelly]

The book was originally titled FEAR COUNTY, but Zebra decided to brand it with the generic FEAR (so as not to promote too "rural" a story to the book rack browsers). I considered returning the title to FEAR COUNTY for the Thunderstorm edition, but decided not to, since FEAR is what everyone knows it by.

Incidently, I'm planning a sequel title FEAR ETERNAL sometime in next couple of years. That will be after A DARK IN BLOODY GROUND .... which is currently trapped in the memory banks of my ailing hard-drive (praying that the three-fourths of that novel hasn't been lost in the crash.)

[srboone]

That will be after A DARK IN BLOODY GROUND .... which is currently trapped in the memory banks of my ailing hard-drive (praying that the three-fourths of that novel hasn't been lost in the crash.)

[bookworm 1]

Hope you can retrieve the story Ron.

About Fear Country.Leave it to a publisher to think horror fans are bumkins and the word country would cause the masses to ignore the book.Typical bull.

[Ben Staad]

The book was originally titled FEAR COUNTY, but Zebra decided to brand it with the generic FEAR (so as not to promote too "rural" a story to the book rack browsers). I considered returning the title to FEAR COUNTY for the Thunderstorm edition, but decided not to, since FEAR is what everyone knows it by.

Incidently, I'm planning a sequel title FEAR ETERNAL sometime in next couple of years. That will be after A DARK IN BLOODY GROUND .... which is currently trapped in the memory banks of my ailing hard-drive (praying that the three-fourths of that novel hasn't been lost in the crash.)

Cool bit of background. I hope the next chapter did not get lost in 0 and 1 land. The title "Fear County" for the TS edition would have been cool however, like you said, it would have been confusing to people who were familar with the Zebra title.

[Randy D. Rubin]

Just take it up to Best Buy and let the Geek Squad fetch it. They just did mine. It cost me 75.00 but it was sooooo worth it.

[Ben Staad]

For what it is worth the TS release of "Fear" is a gorgeous looking book. Take the DJ off and you have a black textured cover with a somewhat benevolent looking book title stamped into it. Very nice.