The Coffin Worms - by Nick Cutter (Hardcover)

Book Synopsis

From Nick Cutter--the USA TODAY bestselling author of The Dorians and modern classics The Troop and The Deep, and "one of the hottest horror authors on the planet" (Paste)--comes an unforgettable collection of four all-new novellas.

The Coffin Worms: A young woman's obsession with an enigmatic stranger draws her into a secretive community where something ancient lurks--and where death may be only the beginning...

The Stuck-To: After his wife returns from a stay at a mental health facility, her husband grows increasingly concerned with the mysterious new woman she's met--a friendship that threatens to tear his family apart.

The White Island: An Arctic expedition uncovers the remnants of a lost civilization and evidence of a primordial evil--a lethal combination that threatens to rob them of their very sanity...

The Appraiser: A real estate agent specializing in properties scarred by tragedy is called to assess a rural house with a particularly gruesome history, only to discover that some places are better off left alone...

Dark, unsettling, and impossible to forget, The Coffin Worms is Nick Cutter at his most imaginative and terrifying--a showcase of four extraordinary novellas from one of modern horror's most celebrated storytellers.

Review Quotes

"Nick Cutter's writing is an invasive species in and of itself, aggressively spreading across your bookshelves. The Coffin Worms heralds a septic quartet of novellas full of chitinous whispers and larval harmonies heard only at the frequency of your most terrifying nightmares." --Clay McLeod Chapman, USA Today bestselling author of Mr. Lonelyhearts

About the Author

Nick Cutter is the USA TODAY bestselling author of The Dorians and the nationally bestselling modern horror classic The Troop (which is currently being developed for film), as well as the critically acclaimed novels The Deep, Little Heaven, The Queen, and The Handyman Method, cowritten with Andrew F. Sullivan. Nick Cutter is the pseudonym for Craig Davidson, whose much-lauded literary fiction includes Rust and Bone, The Saturday Night Ghost Club, and, most recently, the short story collection Cascade. He lives in Toronto, Canada.