SST Publications

[Ben Staad]

What in particular do you enjoy in this book? His writing style, story, or is it personal to you in some way?

Since I've seen the book posted to other vendor websites, I'm assuming that it is ok to now mention that the book is "I Was A Teenage Slasher" by Stephen Graham Jones. I know not everyone on the forum enjoys his stuff, but I am a big fan and very excited for this book. Glad I held off picking up a trade copy before this as I don't have the space for dupe books any longer.

[sholloman81]

What in particular do you enjoy in this book? His writing style, story, or is it personal to you in some way?

Haven't read this book yet; so, I can't speak to this particular story, but in general, I enjoy the author's style/voice; however, you want to put it. He's kind of evolved into his own genre, a bit like Lansdale. You could read a book without knowing the author/title and know if it's by SGJ. I also like how his stuff has a literary feel to it but doesn't feel highfalutin. His story plots are usually pretty fun and show a love on the genre and its' fans. You can tell SGJ would never apologize for being a horror author. Overall, his stuff just seems to work for me.

[sholloman81]

Just saw that SST will be doing an LE of Robert McCammon's "Stinger". Good timing for them with the Teacup series. I already have the SubPress version; so, unless they have some really cool extras, it will most likely be a pass for me.

[RonClinton]

Just saw that SST will be doing an LE of Robert McCammon's "Stinger". Good timing for them with the Teacup series. I already have the SubPress version; so, unless they have some really cool extras, it will most likely be a pass for me.

Same. It would take something along the lines of an additional related novella, something of significance, for me to be tempted. I don’t have room for multiple variants of the same title, and I’m perfectly content with the Sub Press edition.