Book description
“Perhaps tomorrow I will wake up another person. Perhaps tomorrow I will wake up not a person at all.”
From the “master of literary horror” (GQ) comes a collection of new stories tracing the limits and consequences of artificial intelligence and “post-human” relationships. Populated by twins stepping into worlds of…
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1 author picked Good Night, Sleep Tight as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
"good night, sleep tight", is another collection of short stories but this time by the masterful Brian Evenson. What horrors can be conjured from a book? It's simply a set of pages bound by glue and set on your bedside table, right? Wrong. Evenson evokes such a visceral response in me when I read his work that I quite literally need to break and digest what I've just consumed. He is beyond whatever margins the word *talented* can describe and his work is both paradoxically unique and integral to mainstream horror.
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