Dead Meat: The Complete Books of Sabat
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| Rating | : | 4.19 (651 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1871592631 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 448 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Here in one volume are the four books of Sabat: Graveyard Vultures, Blood Merchants, Cannibal Cult and Druid Connection. These much sought-after books have been augmented by two previously unavailable Sabat stories: Vampire Village and Hellbeat, to provide a unique collectors' edition.. Legendary horror writer Guy N Smith propels the reader from encounter to weird encounter in a gore-splattered pulp mania wracked by necropolis visions and tempered by bursts of savage sex and flesh-rending ultra-violence
Robert Walker-Smith said All pulp, all the time. This was my introduction to the works of Guy N. Smith,and it was something of a surprise. I've read period'shudder pulps' of the 19All pulp, all the time This was my introduction to the works of Guy N. Smith,and it was something of a surprise. I've read period'shudder pulps' of the 1930s, and this is probably as closeas you can get to a contemporary shudder pulp feel.Lots more sex, more explicit violence, and an angsty,noirish feel. The hodge-podge of occult traditions, allthrown together with vigor. 0s, and this is probably as closeas you can get to a contemporary shudder pulp feel.Lots more sex, more explicit violence, and an angsty,noirish feel. The hodge-podge of occult traditions, allthrown together with vigor. Totally fun pulp Ava Lomax Lots of gore and a passable knowledge of occultism in general. This is a fun book, but is not the epic horror great I had hoped it would be. Still, it's a good, fun trashy mindless read. Reminds me of what a vampire novel by Jim Thompson might be like.. A Customer said The book was interesting but easy.. I found the book really interesting and life like. It really had a real life feel to it. I thought that this book was a pretty easy book. I really liked the ending it had a typical ending.