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Cemetery Mythos
Edward T May

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

Despite the best of intentions, a little boy’s prayer brings horrifying consequences to a small village in Mexico. In the chaos following Hurricane Katrina a man is forced to confront his greatest phobia as a precondition for departure. A college student in search of a hallucinogenic experience gets more than he bargained for. A young woman obsessed with the occult discovers hidden messages in epitaphs, and acts on them. A ...

Come October: Short Stories and Poems for Lovers of the Bizarre

1 review
Edward T. May

iUniverse, 2003

An entirely original and terrifying work
Having recently enjoyed May's BRIDGE OF SIGHS AND OTHER STORIES, I was more than ready for COME OCTOBER... subtitled "Short Stories and Poems for Lovers of the Bizarre", this is quite a treat. And treat is an apt word since these horror stories and poems are sewn into the fabric of Halloween. My personal favorites are "Misery House", "The Past Has an Appetite", "The Thing You Fear the Most", and ...

Automotive Mechanics

3 reviews
T.Edward May, William H. Crouse, ...

McGraw-Hill, 1974

Automobile engineering vol 5
your listing of this book is wrong names American Techinical Society printed 1939 chicago Ill 472 pages by owner John Patchin

Singularities
Edward T May

iUniverse, Inc., 2005

Before she's murdered a young woman swallows her bracelet, knowing it will provide a clue to the identity of her killer. A military outpost on an alien world becomes enmeshed in a bizarre and terrifying ecosystem. Two pioneer families escape from a Sioux war party, only to find the horrors have just begun. When a boy's sense of smell is enhanced subsequent to a head injury, he finds the experience to be both a blessing and a curse. A ...

Bridge of Sighs and Other Stories

1 review
Edward T. May

Writers Club Press, 2001

Wonderfully creative and original
Having read BRIDGE OF SIGHS AND OTHER STORIES, there is no doubt in my mind that Edward T. May has a serious future in the writing business. Ranging through several genres (much as this reviewer does with his reading materials), May has a potent collection of stories - some SF, some horror, and some mystery - that will engage and entertain you in a quite worthy manner. May acknowledges growing up ...