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HORROR SHOW
Greg's first novel,
nominated for the
prestigious Bram
Stoker Award. It's
a horror novel about
a 1950's B-movie
director who uses
real corpses in
his masterpiece
movie "Cadaver".
It has a strangeness
to it that will
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BIG ROCK
BEAT
Greg's third novel
and a sequel to
Horror Show. It's
ten years after
Horror Show and
Landis Woodley is
back with his band
of losers and lunatics
to make a Beach
Party Rock &
Roll movie in 1967.
When mysterious
Tijuana financier
El Diablo insists
that James Dean's
death car be featured
in the movie, things
get bizarre. |
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CARVED IN
ROCK
An anthology of short
stories by musicians.
Greg was contributing
editor of this collection
of stories by Pete
Townsend, Ray Davies,
Joan Jett, Graham
Parker, Kinky Friedman
and more. Greg's story,
Mirror Gazing With
Brian Jones, has sparked
a screen-play. It's
as strange a tale
as you'll ever read. |
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SHADE OF
PALE
Greg's second novel
about the curse
of the Banshee.
A New York psychologist
tries to help a
man being stalked
by the ancient Irish
spirit known as
the Banshee. |
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MOJO HAND
Greg's fourth novel
and a sequel to
Big Rock Beat. Bo
Young, the protagonist
from Big Rock beat
has quit rock &
roll for the blues.
He uncovers a plot
to kill all the
remaining blues
greats. Robert Johnson
is rediscovered
alive and well and
living in Oakland,
California. |
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