Black Light

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Open Road Media, Oct 30, 2012 - Fiction - 378 pages
A decadent tale of ancient darkness that “does for upstate New York what Stephen King has done for rural Maine,” from the author of Waking the Moon (Publishers Weekly).
Lit Moylan lives what she thinks is an ordinary life. Sure, her town has a few eccentric theater types, but that’s all. That is until her Warholian godfather, Axel Kern, moves into the big house on the hill. He throws infamously depraved parties, full of drinks, drugs, and sex. But they also have a much more sinister purpose. At one of these parties, Lit touches a statue, and learns she has much more of a role to play in this world than she ever thought possible. Ornate and decadent, Black Light visits an irresistible world of ancient gods and secret societies as enthralling as it is dangerous. This ebook features an illustrated biography of Elizabeth Hand including rare images and never-before-seen documents from the author’s personal collection.
 

Contents

DECADES
Helter Skelter
Some of These Things First
Ghosts
No
Children of the Revolution
Things Behind the
Dancing Days Are Here Again
Houses of the Holy
The Punk Meets the Godfather
Beyond the Green Door
You Set the Scene
THE ETERNAL
White LightWhite Heat
Harvest
A Biography of Elizabeth Hand

TWENTYFOUR HOURS
How Do You Think It Feels
Authors Note
Copyright

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About the author (2012)

Elizabeth Hand is the author of sixteen multiple-award-winning novels and six collections of short fiction. She is a longtime reviewer for numerous publications, including the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. Her noir novels featuring punk photographer Cass Neary have been compared to the work of Patricia Highsmith and optioned for a TV series. Hand teaches at the Stonecoast MFA Program in Creative Writing and, when not living under pandemic conditions, divides her time between the Maine coast and North London.

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