For more than two decades, Clive Barker has twisted the worlds of horrific and surrealistic fiction into a terrifying, transcendent genre all his own. With skillful prose, he enthralls even as he horrifies; with uncanny insight, he disturbs as profoundly as he reveals. Evoking revulsion and admiration, anticipation and dread, Barker's works explore the darkest contradictions of the human condition: our fear of life and our dreams of death. Boone knew that there was no place on this earth for him, no happiness here, not even with Lori. But Death itself seemed to shrink from him. No wonder, if he had indeed been the monster who had shattered and violated and shredded so many others' lives. His only refuge was 'Midian', which gathered to itself in its monstrous embrace the half-dead.
Publisher: Harper Collins
Publication date:1989
Pages: 268
Weight: 140g