The Nightmare Syndrome: Things Long Dead

Lingering just outside the sensible universe, things long dead reach across countless eons and again clasp at the souls of men.

David Nelson

The 20th century brought us a formula for the modern horror novel; now witness the incredible break in tradition that sets the trend for terror in the 21st century.

   Enter a world of fear, dreams, fantasies, ancient prophecies, and death. The madness begins with the discovery of an ancient flying machine and a subsequent expedition to the frozen moon of Jupiter, called Europa. There, 8 men discover a primeval and terrible secret concerning the true origins of man. Little do they know that theyve descended into an incalculably old laboratory which after eons still seems inhabited, but by who or what wont remain a mystery for long.

   This makes only one of 18 chillingly realistic stories that expound on true facts, blurring fiction and reality together seamlessly. This is no simple short story collection; each twisting plot intersects with the next in profound ways that weave together each piece of fabric in the single frightening epiphany of evil that is The Nightmare Syndrome.

   TNS is available in both a bound soft cover and an online ebook format. Original publication date: Oct, 2001
TNS: Things Long Dead soft cover format: Price= $12.95 ISBN: 0-595-20147-4
TNS: Things Long Dead ebook format: Price=$6.00 ISBN: 0-595-72173-7
Contact:
David Nelson
8869 Ives Court
Maple Grove, MN
55369

The Nightmare Syndrome: Things Long Dead is now available at all major bookstores worldwide, and online vendors including Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com. Here is a 5 star review on Amazon.com:
Explosive Stories that blow your mind, July 16, 2002
   Reviewer: A reader from Chicago, Illinois
I couldn't put this book down. The stories were woven together with thick detail. The stories presented in this book blew my mind. They are very detailed!!!
Highly Recommended!

   For more information, or to order the book in its various formats visit the website at http://TheSyndrome.8k.com or talk to your local book vendor. Comments or questions? Phone 763-424-4417, or email SaintDecember@aol.com